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Simmonds: Aeronautical, Industrial & Marine Constrution 1943
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Simmonds: Aeronautical, Industrial & Marine Constrution 1943
No passenagers. Science is discouraging the barnacle. There is no room for passengers on the smooth surface of the stream-lined age. Industry, too discouraging an AEROCESSORY from an accessory. It knows the AEROCESSORY as a revolutionary product which, far from being an adjunct, is conceived and is blue-printed as an integral part of the whole. This AEROCESSORY, moreover, is a product sired by the high limits of precision engineering essential to the exacting needs of aeronautics - standards which are becoming every day equally appreciated by all industry inthis the Air Age. Date: 1943
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1943 Engineering Engineers Manufacturing Scientist Simmonds Study Aeronautics
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1. Title: "Aeronautical, Industrial & Marine Construction 1943: The Integral Role of Aerocessories in the Streamlined Age" This evocative photograph, taken in 1943, showcases the groundbreaking developments in aeronautical, industrial, and marine construction during a pivotal moment in history. The caption, "There is no room for passengers on the smooth surface of the stream-lined age," emphasizes the sleek, modern design that characterized the era. In this image, we see an array of aerocessories, revolutionary products that were conceived and engineered as integral parts of the whole, rather than mere accessories. These aerocessories, birthed from the high precision engineering demands of aeronautics, were quickly adopted by industries across the board. The scientific community played a significant role in the development of these aerocessories, with a focus on discouraging barnacles – metaphorical and literal – that could hinder progress. The caption's use of the term "scientistic study" further underscores the importance of scientific research and innovation during this time. The manufacturing process for these aerocessories demanded the highest standards of precision engineering, a requirement that was essential to the exacting needs of aeronautics. As the world entered the Air Age, these standards became increasingly appreciated by industries outside of aviation. This photograph, with its focus on the aerocessory, offers a glimpse into the world of wartime manufacturing during the 1940s. The absence of passengers in the caption emphasizes the industrial and technological aspects of the era, rather than commercial use. The image serves as a testament to the ingenuity and determination of engineers and scientists during a time when the future was uncertain but filled with promise.
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