Canadian Car & Foundry Aircraft at Fort William
$39.95
Description
This book tells the story of how a long closed factory, reopened just a few short years before World War II, helped to fulfill a nation’s desperate need for new aircraft. Included are comprehensive records and photographs of the aircraft Can-Car initially assembled, and the subsequent design and manufacture of the Gregor FDB-1, the first prototype fighter aircraft ever to be built in Canada. Here as well is the story, only now fully told, of the Grumman G-23 and the design and building of the Maple Leaf I and II Trainer prototypes.
- By: Jonathan Grenville Kirton
- Published by: Thunder Bay Museum Historical Society
- Pages: 184
- Binding: Softcover
Additional information
| Weight | 0.540 kg |
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| Dimensions | 27.94 × 21.59 × 1.27 cm |
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