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  • 21airplane propeller — n. a {propeller} designed for propelling airplanes. Syn: airscrew, propeller, prop. [WordNet 1.5 +PJC] …

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  • 22Messerschmitt Me 262 — Me 262 Schwalbe Messerschmitt Me 262A Role …

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  • 23Rolls-Royce Merlin — Merlin The Rolls Royce Merlin …

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  • 24Marconi Electronic Systems — Limited Fate Merged with British Aerospace Successor BAE Systems Founded 20 July 1897 (as Marconi Company) …

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  • 25Anthony Fokker — Infobox Person name = Anthony Fokker image size = 150px caption = Anthony Fokker, posing for a German postcard in World War I birth name = birth date = 6 April 1890 birth place = death date = 23 December 1939 death place = Murray Hill Hospital… …

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  • 26Airship — For other uses, see Airship (disambiguation). Dirigible redirects here. For the 1931 film, see Dirigible (film). Not to be confused with Balloon (aircraft) or Blimp. Airship …

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  • 27Dunlop Standard Aerospace Group — Ltd was formed in 1998 from the assets of BTR Aerospace Group when they were purchased by Doughty Hanson Co. In 2004 the company was sold and split into two. The Carlyle Group, a private equity firm, acquired the Standard Aero division, now known …

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  • 28Matra Marconi Space — Former type Subsidiary Industry Spacecraft Fate Merged with DASA in 2000 Predecessor Marconi Space Systems, Matra Espace Successor Astrium Founde …

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  • 29Napier & Son — The 1907 Napier 60 hp D. Napier Son Limited was a British engine and pre Great War (the brass era ) automobile manufacturer and one of the most important aircraft engine manufacturers in the early to mid 20th century. Their post First World… …

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  • 30Heinkel He 219 — Infobox Aircraft name=Heinkel He 219 Uhu type=Night fighter manufacturer=Heinkel caption= designer= first flight=6 November 1942 introduced=1943 retired= status=Retired primary user=Luftwaffe more users= produced= number built= 300 unit cost=… …

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