Geoffrey de Havilland
An ancestor name English readers already know from the Mosquito and a company that folded into the later grouping.
People and debates around BAE Systems.
Educational history. Casualty figures are documented ranges. This is not operational advice, a ranking of nations, or a how-to for weapons or coups.
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A 1977 grouping of UK airframe companies, later privatised in the 1980s, that became half of BAE.
Because Al-Yamamah and the SFO file are the thickest public political record of the company's export life. They are civic history.
Yards and combat-system work for UK fleets are a continuous industrial story. See the RN page for force structure; this page for the contractor.
BAE is a major partner in a European programme. Workshare is the honest word -- not sole inventor.
Hawk trainers and later partnership notes -- thinner than Lockheed or Hanwha in ROK memory.
Typhoon at Farnborough, a Barrow gate, a newspaper front page from the SFO years.
Wallis as the inherited British engineer-saint -- handle as memory.
An ancestor name English readers already know from the Mosquito and a company that folded into the later grouping.
Vickers memory -- bouncing-bomb fame that this page will not turn into a design lesson. A cultural ancestor, not a 1999 employee.
Privatisation of British Aerospace is the political preface to the later prime.
A public chief of the BAe-to-BAE years -- export politics included.
A 1999-era chief name on the new letterhead.
A 2000s chief in the hearing decade.
The 2008-17 public chief -- Typhoon and yard years.
A later public name -- caption, not a market note.
The hearing file and the yard-town file disagree. Hold both.
BAE's politics are that tension in public, dated form.
A Bond-film gadget is not a primary source.
The brand film drops the hearing. This page will not.