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| Title |
Bug: "Boss" Kettering's cruise missile |
| Personal
Name |
Leslie, Stuart W. |
| Publication
Title |
Timeline |
| Pages |
p.42-51 |
| Publication
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Aug./Sep. 1991 |
| Language |
English |
| Form
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journal article |
| Country |
United States |
| Open
Term |
Wright Companies and School |
| Volume(Issue) |
8(4) |
| Abstract |
Recounts the effort of the Dayton Wright Airplane Company, owned by Charles Kettering, Orville Wright, and group of Dayton businessmen, to produce a pilotless aircraft for use as a flying bomb. It was called the Liberty Eagle but was known as "the Bug." This "cruise missile" was produced in small numbers, but was never used in combat. |
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