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Fairchild Aerial Surveys in the United States. Among Fairchild's aerial photographers during the 1920s was Edith Keating, one of the first female aerial photographers and later an advocate for the inclusion of women pilots in WWII. In 1965 Fairchild sold Fairchild Aerial Surveys to Aero Services, Inc., which decided to keep only the more recent photographs and dispose of the others. A former Fairchild employee learned of this plan and was able to get the older material to three Southern California Institutions,
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of the plane. The U.S. government gave
Fairchild a budget of $ 7,000; the project, however, ended up costing $ 40,000; his father paid the difference. Although the military did not accept his camera until the war was over, the U.S. government did purchase two cameras for training. Undeterred, Fairchild focused his attention on developing a more advanced camera, and in February 1920 he established the Fairchild Aerial Camera Corporation (predecessor of
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American Airplane and Engine Corp, which then bought American Airplane and Engine in 1934 to become Fairchild Aircraft Manufacturing and Engine Co. In the 1936 reorganization it became Fairchild Engine and Airplane Co. and took control over all Fairchild Aircraft and engine holdings. In 1950, it became Fairchild Engine and Airplane Company.
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Fairchild so it could be made in the US; Fairchild also made a stretched version of this aircraft called the FH-227. The 40-seat plane was also the first to offer its passengers air conditioning and pressurization within the short-haul marketplace. It became widely used
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Hagerstown to form the Fairchild Aircraft Corp in 1935, which became his principal US aircraft manufacturing subsidiary. The plant began manufacturing new aircraft, including the Fairchild Model 22 (1931), Model 24 (1932), Model 95 (1934 – USAAC XC-31), Model
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effort. Fairchild and his father went to
Washington and won a government contract to develop an improved aerial camera. The camera featured a shutter that was inside the lens, thereby reducing the significant image distortion caused by the slow shutter speeds that could not keep up with the movement
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Airplane and Manufacturing Co. was the original aircraft manufacturing subsidiary of Fairchild Aviation Corp. Its primary purpose was to design and build aircraft for Fairchild's aerial cameras. It was purchased by AVCO in 1930, then combined with Fairchild Engine Co. to
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Having never been married or had any children, Fairchild spent his time exploring a variety of interests. Aside from maintaining his companies, he enjoyed architecture, cooking, jazz, dancing, philosophy, and tennis. He always kept an eye out for opportunities to create or improve upon existing
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which became a commercial success and was implemented by several New York businesses. Other cities began using aerial mapping, as they found it was faster and less expensive than the ground surveys of the time. Aerial photography proved to be a successful commercial venture. To accommodate this
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Fairchild created, purchased, merged and sold his aviation company several times. He incorporated
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Fairchild Model 78, which was designed specifically for military transport. He was awarded a military contract to build his large-capacity twin-boom plane, which featured a hinged rear door used to load bulky cargo to be designated the
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Fairchild soon realized that existing planes were not suitable for the type of maneuvering and extreme conditions that were often encountered during aerial photography. In 1925, he formed the Fairchild Aviation Corporation in Long Island, New York, to build the
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during the first ground battle. The planes took more responsibilities during the war, as they were strongly built and able to withstand considerable battle damage. After sixty years, the entire aircraft program was shut down in 1987 after the failure of the
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and took photos from lunar orbit throughout the missions. Over 7,000 frames were captured by the Lunar Mapping Cameras, covering approximately 20% of the lunar surface. These frames were used to produce topographic photo maps of the moon.
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in which a composite made of hot layers of plywood soaked with resin adhesive and bonded under pressure was used for building airframes. Fairchild was involved in the development and production of the process which he renamed Fairchild
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from 1919 to 1920, according to the official registrar. Due to his ongoing medical problems, Fairchild did not earn a degree from any of these schools. Instead he pursued his desire to become an entrepreneur.
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trainer. Before the outbreak of the war, Fairchild realized the large sales potential for trainers and developed the Model 62(M-62), which met the requirements for both military and civilian flying schools.
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91, Jungle Clipper (1935), Model 45 (1935) and Model 46 (1937). After numerous changes it became the Aircraft Division in 1967, which was broken up in a corporate reorganization after Fairchild's death.
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in New York after a long illness. He was buried in Glenwood Cemetery in Oneonta, Otsego County, New York, within walking distance of his childhood home, which became the Oneonta Masonic Lodge.
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From December 1949 until 1955 over 1,100 C-119s were constructed. This was the last Fairchild design to be mass-produced. The C-119 was eventually converted into the
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after his father died on December 31, 1924. He also inherited his father's IBM stock, becoming IBM's largest individual stockholder until his death in 1971.
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as a "feeder" plane for commercial carriers across the globe. After acquiring Hiller Helicopters and becoming Fairchild Hiller in 1964, it introduced the
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in 1915 where, in his freshman year, he invented the first synchronized camera shutter and flash. During his college years he contracted
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biplane to take his aerial photographs. Shortly afterward, Fairchild landed a contract to make a photomap of
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2313:Fairchild Aircraft Ltd.
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400:Fairchild Aviation Logo
111:Sherman Mills Fairchild
104:Josephine Mills Sherman
33:Sherman Mills Fairchild
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1214:Apollo Flight Journal
936:"The Fairchild Story"
766:50 Years at Fairchild
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605:Whitestone, New York
415:Hagerstown, Maryland
383:Charles A. Lindbergh
123:Fairchild Industries
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2373:Fairchild Channel F
2274:Faint Object Camera
2128:American Helicopter
1995:81, 82, 34-42 Niska
1951:Drones and missiles
1937:C-119 Flying Boxcar
1915:Military transports
1461:Cities From the Sky
1304:on 9 September 2019
1129:"My new collection"
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666:Columbia University
656:, $ 200,000 to the
557:A-10 Thunderbolt II
525:C-119 Flying Boxcar
225:Columbia University
201:Columbia University
83:Columbia University
2673:Aviation inventors
2648:American investors
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2461:Fairchild Aircraft
2435:United Helicopters
2296:Fairchild Aircraft
2223:Fairchild Aircraft
2086:Fairchild Republic
1987:Fairchild (Canada)
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387:Key West, Florida
331:Lunar photography
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2301:SAM-N-2 Lark
2247:Subsidiaries
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2000:45-80 Sekani
1886:AT-21 Gunner
1742:Experimental
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2284:Project 621
2072:F-27/FH-227
1973:SM-73 Goose
1968:SD-5 Osprey
1932:C-82 Packet
1855:100 Pilgrim
1328:RadioMuseum
1160:. June 2015
1076:Smithsonian
563:Fokker F-27
544:Vietnam War
517:C-82 Packet
510:C-82 Packet
241:World War I
167:Congressman
2607:Categories
2119:Metroliner
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576:Air Force
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