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Journal Article

Author
Leech, T. D. J.; Rennie, E. J. C.
Title
Aeronautical engineering training and research in Australia - II
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 9, no. 7, Jul 1937, pp. 283-290
Description

See also:
'Aeronautical engineering training and research in Australia - I', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. vol.9, no.6, Jun 1937, pp.247-255
'Aeronautical engineering training and research in Australia - III', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. vol.9, no.8, Aug 1937, pp.322-330

Abstract

This is the second instalment of a paper dealing with a review of the work done within Australia in the field of aeronautical engineering training and research. In the previous issue of The Journal an historical section was presented together With a portion of the second section relating to the equipment within, and the training carried out at, the University of Melbourne. This instalment carries on the discussion of aeronautical engineering training and equipment at the University of Sydney.

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  • Leech, T. D. J.; Rennie, E. J. C., 'Aeronautical engineering training and research in Australia - I', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 9 (6) (1937), 247-255. Details
  • Leech, T. D. J.; Rennie, E. J. C., 'Aeronautical engineering training and research in Australia - III', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 9 (8) (1937), 322-330. Details

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