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Wegg, John General Dynamics Aircraft and Their Predecessors
Annapolis Naval Institute Press 1990 0870212338 / 9780870212338 Hardcover Very Good in Very Good dust jacket
255 pages, well illustrated, 3-views, cloth, DJ, 8 by 11 inches, very good. From the dust jacket: " General Dynamics Aircraft and Their Predecessors differs from its companion volumes because of the complicated histories of the companies which eventually led to the production of aircraft under the General Dynamics name. In writing this history John Wegg has raced the development of ten companies and more than one hundred basic aircraft designs and an enormous variety of sub-types. Because of the complexity of this history the author has arranged the book into four main sections: the Consolidated lineage taking in Thomas and Thomas-Morse, Dayton Wright, Consolidated and Hall Aluminum; the Vultee group comprising Stinson, Vultee and Barkley-Grow; The Consolidated Vultee or Convair era; and finally General Dynamics. Thus, this work coves some of the best-known companies involved in United States aviation for more than 70 years. " ED_A259 ; 255 pages
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Wegg, John General Dynamics Aircraft and Their Predecessors
Annapolis Naval Institute Press 1990 0870212338 / 9780870212338 Hardcover Very Good in Good dust jacket
255 pages, well illustrated, 3-views, cloth, DJ, 8 by 11 inches, very good. From the estate of aviation collector Colin H. Kidd and with his embossed sticker. From the dust jacket: " General Dynamics Aircraft and Their Predecessors differs from its companion volumes because of the complicated histories of the companies which eventually led to the production of aircraft under the General Dynamics name. In writing this history John Wegg has raced the development of ten companies and more than one hundred basic aircraft designs and an enormous variety of sub-types. Because of the complexity of this history the author has arranged the book into four main sections: the Consolidated lineage taking in Thomas and Thomas-Morse, Dayton Wright, Consolidated and Hall Aluminum; the Vultee group comprising Stinson, Vultee and Barkley-Grow; The Consolidated Vultee or Convair era; and finally General Dynamics. Thus, this work coves some of the best-known companies involved in United States aviation for more than 70 years. " FR8-4; 255 pages
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