Box 5.3
Contains 249 Results:
Can Do! Booklet, 1944
Booklet marked as confidential that details the "who," "what," "when," "how," and "why" of Fleetwings' efforts to produce 200 BK Navy Dive Bomber planes a month. Note: may contain harmful or offensive content.
XA-39 Fleetwings Fury Booklet, 1943-06-01
Booklet marked as confidential, with one section illustrating the role the XA-39 attack fighter model could serve in the war effort, and a second section on its production breakdown.
Fleetwings Airport Facilities Confidential Booklet, 1943-06-10
Booklet advocating for the construction of a hangar and runways on Fleetwing-owned property adjacent to Plant 2 at Bristol, PA. According to the booklet, they had been using the airport facilities at Lancaster, PA up until this point, which was 100 miles away from Bristol.
Engineering Aircraft Division Kaiser Metal Products, Inc. Booklet, 1950
Engineering Aircraft Division booklet published by Kaiser Metal Products, Inc. Details the history of the department's work and its key personnel.
Copy of The Espionage Act
Printed copy of The Espionage Act and information relating to national defense.
Photograph of Two People Looking at Parts
Photograph of two people holding up metal parts and looking them over.
Photograph of Ray O'Neill
Photograph of Ray O'Neill, identified in the caption above the words: "Dept. R."
You and Fleetwings , 1941-05-12
Booklet which opens with a letter to Fleetwings employees from President Frank De Ganahl, and continues on by listing all of the company's general policies and factory rules and regulations.
You... and Fleetwings
Booklet with an opening message from S. D. Hackley. The booklet goes on to discuss the following subjects in relation to Fleetwings: its history, products, wages and hours, policies, general information, suggestions system, insurance, health and safety, activities, and transportation.