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Crossfield, A. Scott (Albert Scott), 1921-2006

 Person

Biographical Note

Scott Crossfield (1921-2006) was a test pilot. He is most well-known for twice being the first to fly at the speed of sound.

Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:

Biographical Information Files - C

 Sub-Group
Scope and Contents Individuals whose names begin with C: Calle, Paul [NASA artist] Color postcard of an original design submitted to the United States Post Office in the design competition to commemorate the first man on the moon. The postcard is signed by both Paul Calle and Chris Calle, Paul's son. The design was selected for the ten-cent airmail stamp issued September 9, 1969 and is Calle's best known stamp. ...
Dates: 20th Century

Series III. Lear, Incorporated, 1930-1965, 1999, undated

 Series
Scope and Contents: Lear, Incorporated Series III: Lear, Incorporated documents the company business primarily focused on the years 1944-1962, although there are both earlier and later dates represented. This section reflects the company’s focus on navigational instruments for aircraft, as well as innovations in home recording and radio. Also well-represented is WPL’s re-design of the Lockheed Lodestar into his desired vision for executive air transport, the Learstar. Less well-represented is the...
Dates: 1930-1965, 1999, undated

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16mm (photographic film size) 1
Aeronautical instruments 1
Aids to air navigation 1
Airplanes -- Cockpits 1
Airplanes -- Parts 1

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