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- Adapter Assemblies, Hydromatic Propeller39
- Ailerons, Aircraft40
- Aircraft Armament, Except Guns39
- Aircraft Body Assemblies and Parts3
- Aircraft Equipment Parts and Supplies-Manufacturers69
- Aircraft Propellers and Associated Equipment2
- Airframe Assemblies, Except for Guided Missiles1
- Blades, Aircraft Propeller: Metal or Wood1
- Gears, Aircraft Power Transmission1
- Military Aircraft Equipment and Armament4
- R and D By Manuf., Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment1
- Refueling Equipment for Use in Flight, Airplane1
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