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 | | The Aircraft Engine Historical Society is a non-profit educational and historical society, open to the public, which fosters an appreciation of the people, art, and science associated with aircraft engine development, manufacture, and use. |
 | | All that is required is the mark and serial number of the engine, be it airworthy, on display, in a museum aircraft or in private ownership. |
 | | All marks are eligible for engines made in the UK, USA and Australia, the exception being the Mustang Packard V-1650s, which are too numerous (but we would like to include those built by Continental). |
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