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	The English Electric (BAC) Lightning
		A powerful and impressive aircraft that was restricted by limited endurance and armament, it went into service as an "interim solution" in the early 1960s, only to finally be retired from first-line roles in 1988.
		Beginning in 1946, a design team at English Electric (EE) under W.E.W. "Teddy" Petter began design studies for a supersonic fighter, leading to award of a Ministry of Supply (MoS) contract in 1947 under specification "ER.103" for a design study on an experimental aircraft that could achieve Mach 1.2.
		By this time, the Lightning had become the "British Aircraft Corporation (BAC)" Lightning, since English Electric had been absorbed into the BAC organization on 12 January 1960.
	www.vectorsite.net /aveeltg.html (8161 words)

	English Electric Lightning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The English Electric Lightning (later the BAC Lightning) was a supersonic British fighter aircraft of the Cold War era, particularly remembered for its great speed, and its natural metal exterior that was used throughout much of its service life with the Royal Air Force and the Royal Saudi Air Force.
		In July 2006 the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter was officially named "Lightning II", a reference to the English Electric Lightning and the Lockheed P-38 Lightning.
		The prototype, known as the English Electric P.1, was built to satisfy the British Air Ministry's 1947 specification F23/49 and flew for the first time from RAF Boscombe Down on 4 August 1954.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/English_Electric_Lightning (1831 words)

	English Electric Lightning F1/P1B airplane pictures & aircraft photos - RAF Museums
		Following the successful demonstration of supersonic flight by the two P1 research aircraft WG760 and WG763, English Electric was contracted to develop the P1B fighter aircraft.
		It was known as the Lightning and was capable of supersonic interceptions of enemy aircraft; it remained in front line service for nearly three decades.
		Hence the clearance of the production version for use by the RAF was quickly achieved and aircraft were able to go into immediate front line service as defence against Soviet bombers and fighters threatening the NATO alliance.
	www.rafmuseum.com /english-electric-lightning-f1-p1b.htm (247 words)

	Electric Label Dispensers for Pressure Sensitive Labels - ElectricLabelDispensers.com
		Our electric label dispensers are all metal designed for industrial applications and function with consistent, high precision and reliable photoelectric sensors.
		Knowing you have a label dispenser that uses a photo sensor you can ensure you are getting the highest technology for your application that is versatile enough to handle any size, shape and material of label; including die-cut parts.
		Our innovative electric label dispensers are adding value to production lines around the world.
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	English Electric Lightning
		On 12 May 1949 English Electric was awarded a contract by the Ministry of Supply to proceed with detail design work on it's proposal, designated P.1 (Project 1) by the company.
		On the same day Defence Minister Duncan Sandys announced that all fighters then in development for the RAF would be cancelled and replaced by anti-aircraft missiles - except for the English Electric P.1 which had advanced too far to cancel.
		By designing a twin-engined aircraft with the fuel volume of a single engined aircraft, English Electric produced a relatively light and extremely powerful fighter, but with the inevitable consequence of a lack of range.
	www.aeroflight.co.uk /types/uk/english_electric/lightning/lightning.htm (3572 words)

	English Electric Canberra - bedeutung definition erklärung glossar zu English Electric Canberra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		English Electric Canberra - bedeutung definition erklärung glossar zu English Electric Canberra
		Die English Electric Canberra wurde ursprünglich als leichter Bomber entworfen.
		Die Deutsche Luftwaffe setzte einige Exemplare jahrelang zu Testzwecken ein.
	english_electric_canberra.lexikona.de /art/English_Electric_Canberra.html (89 words)

	Welcome to English Electric Growl
		Simple, the subject of this website is the 12CSV Diesel engine designed and constructed by the English Electric Company.
		The engine was not solely used for Rail Traction purposes, but also found use in marine applications and as prime movers for static back-up generators.
		With the end of English Electric in the early 1970's, many people assume that the engine 'died' with it, but this is far from true.
	www.12csv.com (270 words)

	ENGLISH ELECTRIC Spares and Spare Parts. Find your Part.
		Below is a listing of all the English Electric models we currently have in our database.
		Once found follow the link to see a list of English Electric spare parts to fit your English Electric machine.
		If you cannot find your English Electric model in this list please click here to obtain personalised information.)
	www.spares2go.co.uk /browse/ENGLISH_ELECTRIC/m267.htm (63 words)

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