1955
DOI: 10.1017/s0368393100117377
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The Growth of Aeronautical Research in Canada During the Post-War Decade

Abstract: With the exception, possibly, of the detective thriller most stories are best enjoyed by starting at the beginning. My story is no exception and, if i am to give you some feeling for the accomplishments in aeronautical research in my Country during the past ten years, I must refer briefly to what had been done already in Canada during the earlier years of this century.

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“…A very comprehensive history of aeronautical research in Canada was given by J. J. Green in the 11th British Commonwealth Lecture in 1955< 19) . I will therefore deal only with the more salient features.…”
Section: Historicalmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A very comprehensive history of aeronautical research in Canada was given by J. J. Green in the 11th British Commonwealth Lecture in 1955< 19) . I will therefore deal only with the more salient features.…”
Section: Historicalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to J. J. Green (19) , its objectives were "To train scientific personnel for research and development in the basic physics of gases, applied aerodynamics and ballistics, with special emphasis on supersonic flight. It was also to engage in aerophysics research and to develop practical applications therefrom.…”
Section: University Of Toronto Institute Of Aerophysicsmentioning
confidence: 99%