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17 December 2004, 08:15 PM
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Crew Chief
Hello, new to this forum. I am trying to find information on when the Signal Corp or the AAF first coined the term "Crew Chief"? Does anyone out there have any ideas wheree I might find information on what they called the first aviation mechanics? I purchased an old War Department manual TM 2170-12 The Aircraft Mechanic dated 1933 and it uses the term crew chief but only mentions it a few times. Thanks for any help. E-amil me direct if you have any info:
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