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Working file on the development of the W2B jet engine [units 21 and 22]

MS. Marconi 2935

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Title

Working file on the development of the W2B jet engine [units 21 and 22]

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MS. Marconi 2935

Summary

Includes papers about ordering parts, work and procedures required and other practical considerations; arranged in alphabetical sections N-Z.

Date

1941-7

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box

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Collection contents

The Marconi Archives

Archives of the British Thomson-Houston Company Ltd.

Research, development and technical records

Research papers on the development of compressors, gas turbines and jet engines

Working file on the development of the W2B jet engine [units 21 and 22]

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