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15 September 2013, 03:24 PM
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Wooden Propellers
I understand that the wooden propellers for UK WW1 aircraft were built in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire UK. Please can anyone direct me to where I can find out more - especially relating to the types of aircraft, names of relevant companies involved, locations, personnel etc.
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16 September 2013, 09:58 AM
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One of the forum members,Robert Gardner, is an expert on propellers from WW-1 and 2, and has a series of books published on the topic.
Try this link: Wooden Propellers
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