Difference between revisions of "C. F. Willard and Co."
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single and 3-seat headless biplanes, each with two shaft-and-gear-driven propellers, all stability and control movement being obtained by a universally mounted steering post. In 1913, Willard became chief engineer for [[Glenn L. Martin Co.]] | single and 3-seat headless biplanes, each with two shaft-and-gear-driven propellers, all stability and control movement being obtained by a universally mounted steering post. In 1913, Willard became chief engineer for [[Glenn L. Martin Co.]] | ||
| − | At same time was partner | + | At same time he was a founding partner of [[McCurdy-Willard Aeroplane Company]], New York, NY, formed to conduct exhibition flying. |
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Latest revision as of 15:28, 9 June 2019
Charles F. Willard formed this company to manufacture his own airplane designs.
single and 3-seat headless biplanes, each with two shaft-and-gear-driven propellers, all stability and control movement being obtained by a universally mounted steering post. In 1913, Willard became chief engineer for Glenn L. Martin Co.
At same time he was a founding partner of McCurdy-Willard Aeroplane Company, New York, NY, formed to conduct exhibition flying.
Sources
- 9 Aeronautics US23 (1911)
- 1919YBXX
| Names | C. F. Willard and Co. |
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| Country | US |
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| Started aero | 1911 |
| Ended aero | 1913 |
| Key people | Charles F. Willard |
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