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EH.Net Encyclopedia: History of the Aerospace Industry |
 | | Because of the complexity of the designs, the reliability required of each part, and the hurry in which the missiles had to be designed and built, new management models emerged from the military and aerospace firms. |
 | | During the 1960s, European governments allowed aircraft and missile firms to fail or consolidate into clear "national champions:" British Aircraft Corporation, Hawker Siddely Aviation, and Rolls-Royce in Britain; Aerospatiale, Dassault, SNECMA and Matra in France; Messerschmit-Bölkow-Blohm and VFW in Germany; and CASA in Spain. |
 | | Missiles, likewise, if derived from proven designs, were generally easy and cheap to produce. |
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