The North American Aviation division of Rockwell International was
aquired by Boeing in the mid 90's, and Douglas, part of McDonald
Douglas, became part of Boeing when the merger of Boeing and
McDonald Douglas occured.
Lee Elliott wrote:
On Wednesday 31 March 2004 19:16, Jon S Berndt wrote:
http://www.boeing.com/news/frontiers/archive/2002/may/ts_pw.html
I wonder what sort of aerofoil is used on the rotor...
I was surprised to read of Boeing's involvement with the X-3, X-10 X-15 -
both the X-10 X-15 were North American Aviation and the X-3 was Douglas.
Perhaps Boeing were referring to the launch ship (NB-52A), although I wasn't
aware that the X-3 had done any air-launches.
LeeE
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