Aviation Week & Space Technology Year 1940 Magazine Back Issues

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Hornets power the Lockheed Lodestar
Down to "Rio" with the GHQ
TACA... jungle air freighter
Turning the x-ray on the hiring line

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Navy's largest order
Louis Francis Stoll 1889-1940
Light plane round-up
American planes engines for 1940

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Across South African skies
British aces in the making
Home-clean airports
Management's part in personnel relations

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B-24 powered by four Twin Wasps
Winged victory for the allies becomes more likely while Germany waits
Wright field heart of the army air corps
Air crops proving ground

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Power for private flyers
Take to the water
Don't give up the ship!
Streamlined aircraft production

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Twin Wasps over the Rockies
Soaring on the west coast
Tomorrow's light plane
Boxing for export

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Geared for the national defense
America versus time
50,000 planes a year
Pratt & Whitney expands

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"Clouds of planes" for defense
Billions for air defense
The challenge of the times
The new army air force

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Dependable engines for fifteen years
Twenty years of airline progress
Bombing of London
In Germany Nazi youth are trained for aviation

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17,000 engines for the army and navy
Canada's warplane industry
Factory training in the East
Jigs at republic

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Last month-more than 800 engines!
How aircraft factories find their men
Bombers in quantity
More fun at the airport

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America's fastest powered by a double Wasp
Gold rush without gold
Maintenance for 1941
4-engine overhaul era