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A History of the Tupolev Company
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Airbus Industrie
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Alexander de Seversky and Seversky Aircraft
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American Aircraft Manufacturing Between the Wars
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Boeing Aircraft in the 1930s and 1940s
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Boeing's Metal Monoplanes
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Boeing's Post-War Commercial Aviation Activities
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Boeing's Post-War Military and Space Activities
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Bristol Aircraft and Engines
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Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
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Convair Division of General Dynamics
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De Havilland Aircraft Company
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Douglas Aircraft Builds the DC-1 and DC-2
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Douglas Aircraft From the Late 1930s
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Early Aircraft Engines
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Fairchild
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General Dynamics
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General Electric Aircraft Engines
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Glenn L. Martin Aircraft
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Grumman Corporation: From Its Beginning Through World War II
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Grumman: Post World War II to 1994
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Handley-Page
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Hawker Siddley
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Heinkel Aircraft Works
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Hugo Junkers and His Company
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Jack Northrop and the Northrop Corporation
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Lockheed From the 1950s
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Lockheed in Mid-Century
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Lockheed's Early Years
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Louis Bleriot - Developer of Commercial and Military Aircraft
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McDonnell Douglas
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Mitsubishi
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North American Aviation
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Northrop and Northrop Grumman
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Pratt & Whitney
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Republic Aviation
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Rolls-Royce and Its Aircraft Engines
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Ryan Aeronautical Company
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Savoia-Marchetti
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Sikorsky Airplanes
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Sud Aviation and Aerospatiale
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The American Aerospace Industry During World War II
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The Boeing 747
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The Concorde Supersonic Transport
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The Curtiss Company
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The Curtiss JN-4 'Jenny'
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The Curtiss-Wright Corporation
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The Douglas DC-3
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The Douglas World Cruiser: Around the World in 175 Days
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The Earliest Overseas Aviation Companies: England, France, Germany, and Russia
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The Early Aviation Industry in France
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The Early Years of Boeing
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The Early Years of Douglas Aircraft
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The First U.S. Aircraft Companies
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The Hughes Companies
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The Lockheed Vega and Its Pilots
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The McDonnell Aircraft Corporation
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The MiG Company
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The Military Aviation Industry in Scandinavia
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The Sukhoi Company
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The U.S. Aircraft Industry During World War I
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Vought Aircraft
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Willi Messerschmitt and His Company
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Wright Aeronautical Company
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