Corporate Body

Aircraft Production Commission (1940 - 1942)

Commonwealth of Australia

From
21 March 1940
Victoria, Australia
To
6 January 1942
Functions
Defence Industries and Aviation or Aeronautical Industries
Reference No
CA 249
Legal Status
Agency of the Commonwealth of Australia

Summary

The Aircraft Production Commission was established in March 1940 for the purpose of controlling the production of aircraft and aero engines in Australia. The Commission was abolished in January 1942.

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