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Survey,beginnings.Although the gas turbine powered jet engine was clearly a twentieth century invention, many of the needed advances in theory and technology were made well before this time. In addition, essential elements of gas turbine component technology have been deduced from the parallel developmento

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,Excursion I: Max Koenig (1893–1975) and Claude Seippel (1900–1986),rved in the early 1920s and will be discussed here in some detail at the example of two, very different key personalities in engineering. Both were BBC employees, but while Max Koenig’s most remarkable contribution can be narrowed to just one day, the 24 April 1925—Claude Seippel, often called the .

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,‘Connections’ and Early Turbo-Jet Developments 1935–1939,mewhat strange bias for transnational cooperation and communication like a last effort of goodwill—before the outbreak of another Great War, of course always paired with mistrust and coverage, from sounding out to technical espionage. It starts where the foregoing Chapter ended—at Armstrong Siddeley

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,Excursion III: Helmut Schelp (1912–1994) and Max Adolf Mueller (1901–1962),inistrations in a different, though in any case outstanding manner. Both were mechanical engineers, Schelp mostly as conceptual organiser and ministerial administrator, while Mueller moved rather arbitrarily and unsettled through a bunch of industrial project opportunities before and during the war.

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,Excursion IV: Hermann Reuter (1911–1981) and Hermann Oestrich (1903–1973),Reuter, this will be a view on the quality of his and his team’s early achievements without precedence,—but commonly in the . transition period and thereafter,—a view on lasting post-war industrial impact, based on engineering versatility and adaptability to new circumstances.

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