The Development of Axial Flow Jet Engines and Aircraft

Document Title	The Development of Axial Flow Jet Engines and Aircraft
Reference	CAB 158/16
Document Date	21 October 1953
Conflicts	Cold War
Themes	Weapons Technology and Nuclear Warfare
Regions	East Asia, Europe
Countries	Korea, Russia
Document Type	Memoranda
Organisations	Chiefs of Staff, Ministry of Defence, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee
People	Not Defined

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technology, weapons development, aircraft, Soviet air force, scientific research, leakage of information

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