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You wouldn't believe

the things

wedoforjet engines

A new jet eng ine looks pre tty bar e when Rohr gets it. It's a mec han icalmarvel but

it's a long way from get tingoff the ground.

By the time we'r e through , it' ll have up to 8.000 more parts—most of

them manufactur ed

by Rohr—suchas the air intak e cow l, nacelle panels, shrouds, tailpi pe,oi l and fueline s,

ele ctr ica l harness, complex fan air duct ingand muc h more.

The engine isencased in hundreds ofcar efu lly fab rica tedsheet meta l stru ctu res that

make up an aero dynami callysmoo th eng ine pod.

It wi ll alsohave a thr ust reverser to shor ten the air cra ft'slanding ro ll, bu ilt and oft en

des igne d byRoh r.

When this complex powe r plantassembly leave s Rohr it' s ready to ins tall on the air ­

craft and fly. Rohr jet p ods carrythe colo rs ofnea rly every airli ne in the Free Worl d. Be­

cause we'recontracte d tobu ild engi ne pods for virt ual lyevery maj or jetl iner pro gramin

the nat ion toda y. And tomorro w,too, for superje ts likethe 747, C-5A an d SST.

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Pre par edby Lane & Hu ff/ Ad ve rti si ng