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Taking the measure of tomorrow...
Developments from the modern research laborato ries of Curtiss-Wright serve many industries today — l a y the groundwork for future achievements.
An airplane powered by a Curtiss-Wright engine has flown s o fast that a noon take-off in New York would land it in California at 10:20 A.M. same day—turning back the clock ! A Curtiss-Wright nuclear gauge measures the thickness of fast moving sheet materials during production— without touching them. Curtiss-Wright produces a heat-registering paint for recording the temperatures of working parts in action. The fields of Curtiss-Wright activity are continually broadening, and now include products for nearly every major industry . . . products of imaginative engineering in electronics, atomic power, plastics, metallurgy, ultrasonics, aviation . . . products of Curtiss-Wright research that continually take the measure of tomorrow. RESEARCH D I V I S I O N
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