bigbubbacain
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I Hope I'm not being a horse's patoot for posting this in the vintage and the contemporary forums, but I want to cover my bases.
I've been trying to get some concrete information about Interstate Engineering Corp., the makers of Compact, Revelation and TriStar machines. I've always heard that they had a hand in the war time efforts of WWII building aircrafts or something related to them, but I can't get any detailed info. I've even seen some of the older Compact machines bearing a commemorative logo that shows an airplane, but that's the limit of my information. Does anyone know exactly what they built that got off the ground and saw war time activity?
I've been trying to get some concrete information about Interstate Engineering Corp., the makers of Compact, Revelation and TriStar machines. I've always heard that they had a hand in the war time efforts of WWII building aircrafts or something related to them, but I can't get any detailed info. I've even seen some of the older Compact machines bearing a commemorative logo that shows an airplane, but that's the limit of my information. Does anyone know exactly what they built that got off the ground and saw war time activity?
