Aero Engine, "Twin Wasp" with logbook, Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, Australia, 1940-1960

Active 1936-1985. Based in Port Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria.
The Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (CAC) was an Australian aircraft manufacturer. The CAC was established in 1936, to provide Australia with the capability to produce military aircraft and engines. Sourced at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonwealth_Aircraft_Corporation, accesssed 21 August 2019

Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation

Australia, Oceania

Use this term to encompass all activities concerned with moving people and goods through the air.  For the science of flight, use Aeronautics.  For the mechanical aspects of flight, use Flight technology.  For the recreational aspects use Flying.  For the commercial aspects, use Airline industry.

Air transport

Branch of engineering dealing with the design, development and production of aircraft that function within the atmosphere, and their related systems.  For engineering concerned with the flight of vehicles in space, use Aerospace engineering.

Aeronautical engineering

86/331 Aero Engine, 'Twin Wasp', with logbook, metal / paper, Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, Australia, 1940-1960

Engines that develop either shaft horsepower or thrust and incorporate design features advantageous for aircraft propulsion.

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'Twin Wasp' aero engine with log book

Object No. 86/331

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