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... Avro to Magellan Aerospace in 1995, including the Orenda engine plant. Two years later Magellan also added Bristol Aerospace to their portfolio of companies elevating them to the fourth largest aerospace company in ... Canadian astronauts aboard the space shuttle and ISS. Steve MacLean would retire from the astronaut corps and would later assume the role of President of the CSA. His original back-up ...

... was a founder of the the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute (CASI) and of SPAR Aerospace.'' Image:100YearsCanadianrobgodwin.jpg right thumb Robert Godwin, author (ca 2009) Image:100YearsCanadianSlide01.JPG right ... western suburbs of Toronto. This would be Canada's first aerodrome where the Royal Flying Corps would train pilots to fly for the allies in World War I; many Americans ...

... 1939 Stehling returned to Europe in uniform to fight as part of the Canadian Armoured Corps. He witnessed the onslaught of the V2 rockets as they fell on London and he ... also supply substantial industrial and academic contributions to Canada's space program. 100 Years of Aerospace History in Canada: From McCurdy to Hadfield Part 3 by Robert Godwin Chapter 3 Footnotes ...

... . In fact, it led me twenty years later to the formation of the ATWG, the Aerospace Technology Working Group, to promote the future of humans in space. It was collaboration, intensity ... label, so we readily complied, and thus SATWG (Strategic Avionics Technology Working Group) became ATWG (Aerospace Technology Working Group). As the years of dedicated work by many extraordinary men and women ...

... (VP), Boris Duke (VP) and John Wartman (Director) as well as Gordon Patterson, Dean of Aerospace at the University of Toronto. v Image:100YearsCanadianSlide9b.JPG right thumb Edward Evans Fox, Canadian ... the first seed of what would later become Canada's preeminent center of aerospace engineering. xvi 100 Years of Aerospace History in Canada: From McCurdy to Hadfield Part 4 by Robert Godwin ...

... in April 1970 when the Apollo management team contacted the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies (UTIAS) to ask for their help solving a problem with the incapacitated Apollo 13 ... the space shuttle. This new orbiting manned space laboratory offered entirely new opportunities throughout the aerospace community; a fact not missed by Phil Lapp and the team at SPAR. 100 Years ...

... Society for Volume 60 60 '''Page ''' - 449-459 '''Year''' - 2007 '''Keywords''' - Linear motors, laser accelerators, aerospace vehicles, propulsion, interplanetary travel, nuclear powered spacecraft '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2007.60.449 '''Number of ... magnetic fields and high- energy particle beam thrusters, may make it possible to develop massive aerospace vehicles the size of aircraft carriers. If certain critical thresholds can be attained, linear motors ...

... By this time Black Brant and HARP were the two biggest projects in the Canadian aerospace budget. Many contractors around the country were involved, including Heroux of Quebec who made various ... , which was deprived of Canadian funding at the end of June 1967. 100 Years of Aerospace History in Canada: From McCurdy to Hadfield Part 9 by Robert Godwin Chapter 9 Footnotes ...

... wave down from above was in keeping with many of the things in Canada's aerospace repertoire. RADARSAT would become a staggeringly expensive undertaking for a country as small (economically) as ... years of research by government agencies and Intera Technologies of Ottawa. vi 100 Years of Aerospace History in Canada: From McCurdy to Hadfield Part 11 by Robert Godwin Chapter 11 Footnotes ...

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