Boeing: Back From The Wilderness?

Staff April 09, 2001
At the end of World War II, Boeing aerodynamicist George Schairer visited Germany to sift through the jewels of that country's aeronautical research. The result was the B-47 bomber, which brought a unique Boeing twist to the trophy data, and is ranked as one of the seminal designs of the last...

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