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The Wichita 4: Cessna Moellendick Beech & Stearman
$29.50/Each
Part# 13-00631
MFR Model# WIND CANYON - WICHITA 4 CESSNA
MFR Model# WIND CANYON - WICHITA 4 CESSNA
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Overview
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New perspective
into Clyde Cessna, Walter Beech and Lloyd Stearman. Includes
activities of J.M. "Jake" Moellendick, the "Father"
of aviation in Wichita. These intrepid entrepreneurs, self-taught
in their respective skills, developed an industry in the design
and production of airplanes. From humble, primitive beginnings
they built empires while establishing ground rules governing
the operations of that industry, to include production methods,
standards and engineering practices. Their actions brought recognition to Wichita, Kansas, as "The Air Capital of the World." But rifts between them brought separation, as they went their separate ways to build that fledgling industry into the giant it became. The Wichita 4 provides a look at the factors leading these pioneers into their chosen career endeavors, what attracted them to flying and then brought them together to mutual friendship and affiliation in pioneering airplane business ventures and finally to separate paths leading to their own outstanding individual successes. 160 pages, 280 photos, paperback. |
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
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