A technique for augmenting the aileron to increase the roll rates of a
high-performance aircraft at high dynamic pressures for enhancement o
f the rolling maneuver is examined, Antisymmetric twist and camber dis
tribution on a realistic flexible wing is determined to counteract the
detrimental twisting moment of the aileron rotation to achieve recove
ry of the lost roll rates at high dynamic pressures, A method for pres
cribing the antisymmetric wing twist and camber distribution by revers
ing the twist and camber resulting from use of the aileron only is des
cribed, The retwisting and recambering of the wing is achieved by prov
iding control forces obtained from a technique referred to as fictitio
us control surfaces, The technique of retwisting and recambering a fle
xible wing demonstrates a full recovery of roll rate at all dynamic pr
essures. Here, a full-scale realistic wing is considered for the asses
sment of strain energy as a measure of necessary control energy requir
ed to produce the antisymmetric twist and camber deformation on the ai
leron-twisted wing to recover the lost roll performance.