Aviation Week & Space Technology Year 1941 Magazine Back Issues

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Twin Wasps for the navy's largest
We must not impair our airline system
The truth about our national defense program
Battle scars

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B-26- new Martin bomber powered by Double Wasps
Private flying has its greatest year
Wars progress
Civil plane production reaches all-time high

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Dependable power helps train army pilots
Defense procurement program accelerates
Efficiency report on the German air force
U.S. prepares its air defense

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Off they go- Twin Wasps roaring
Still more manufacturing expansion in sight
Waiting for the Blitzkrieg
The cost of owning and operating small aircraft

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6,000 mile deliveries
Bombers over the North Atlantic
It pays to fly
North Atlantic ferry

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Welcome Trans-Canada
Aircraft production exceeds expectations
Air power in the making
30,000 pilots 100,000 mechanic a year

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2,000 horsepower for new army pursuits
British air power
Air express... and where it's going
Putting the small plant to work

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North and East thru Yankeeland
Twenty-five years ago
Air power then and now
The growth of army aviation

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Twin Wasps for army C-47 cargo planes
Airliners belong on our airlines
Liquid or air-cooled engines?
Japanese air power

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Twin Wasps over Singapore
War on two fronts
Flying the Atlantic
Messerschmitt menace

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Double Wasps on the Vega Ventura
How big is a trickle
Air defense progress
Where the automakers stand

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Night fighter
Back to starvation?
Air policy and defense
Northwest airlines wins aviation's maintenance award