Developed by companies for their own use. Some are no longer used as the organizations are now using commercial systems. Boeing - Aerospace TIGER 3D Ford Motor Company - Automotive PDGS FIDES General Electric (GE) CALMA General Motors - Automotive CGS CADANCE Lockheed - Aerospace CADAM (evolves into CATIA) McDonn ...

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List of CAD companies, List of CAD companies - Commercial CAD Software, List of CAD companies - No longer existing companies, List of CAD companies - Proprietary CAD Software, List of CAD companies - Open Source CAD Software

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Tractor, Tractor - Farm tractor, Tractor - Steam tractors, Tractor - Engineering tractors, Tractor - Backhoe loader, Tractor - Other types of tractors, Tractor - Tractors agriculture and aerospace, Tractor - In computers, Tractor - Manufacturers

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Canadian Auto Workers - Major auto. General Motors of Canada – Local 195, 199, 222, 636, 1001, 1973 Ford Motor Company of Canada – Local 200, 240, 707, 1520 DaimlerChrysler Canada– Local 144, 195, 432, 444, 1090, 1285 CAMI Automotive– Local 88 Canadian Auto Workers - Independent auto parts. Lear Corporation– Local 222, 1090, 1524, 1973 ThyssenKrupp (Budd & Fabco) – Local 1451 Siemens Automotive & ...

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Canadian Auto Workers, Canadian Auto Workers - History, Canadian Auto Workers - Major CAW employers, Canadian Auto Workers - Major auto, Canadian Auto Workers - Independent auto parts, Canadian Auto Workers - Aerospace, Canadian Auto Workers - Specialty vehicles, Canadian Auto Workers - Shipbuilding, Canadian Auto Workers - Electrical & electronics, Canadian Auto Workers - General manufacturing, Canadian Auto Workers - Air transportation, Canadian Auto Workers - Railways, Canadian Auto Workers - Other transportation, Canadian Auto Workers - Fisheries, Canadian Auto Workers - Mining & smelting, Canadian Auto Workers - Hospitality & gaming, Canadian Auto Workers - Retail & wholesale trade, Canadian Auto Workers - Health care, Canadian Auto Workers - General services, Canadian Auto Workers - Related links, Canadian Auto Workers - External link

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The AIM-9 Sidewinder is a heat-seeking, short-range, air-to-air missile carried by fighter aircraft. It is named after the Sidewinder snake, which also detects its prey via body heat. The Sidewinder was the first really effective air-to-air missile, widely imitated and copied. Its latest variants remain in active service with many air forces. AIM-9 Sidewinder - History. AIM-9 Sidewinder - Early development. The Sidewinder missile was a development of the Naval Ordnance Test Stat ...

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AIM-9 Sidewinder - History
AIM-9 Sidewinder - Early development AIM-9 Sidewinder - Service entry AIM-9 Sidewinder - All-Aspect Sidewinders AIM-9 Sidewinder - Conclusion
AIM-9 Sidewinder - General characteristics AIM-9L

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AIM-9 Sidewinder - Early development. The Sidewinder missile was a development of the Naval Ordnance Test Station (NOTS), Inyokern, California, now the Naval Air Weapon Development Center, China Lake, California. It was officially designated in 1952 and was originally conceived by William Burdette McLean. Developed by the US Navy starting in the late 1940s, the Sidewinder introduced several new technologies that made it simpler and much more reliable than its Air Force counterpart, the AIM-4 Falcon. After terrible experiences with the Falcon in the Vietnam War, the Air ...

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AIM-9 Sidewinder, AIM-9 Sidewinder - History, AIM-9 Sidewinder - Early development, AIM-9 Sidewinder - Service entry, AIM-9 Sidewinder - All-Aspect Sidewinders, AIM-9 Sidewinder - Conclusion, AIM-9 Sidewinder - General characteristics AIM-9L

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