What does DAC stand for?

Douglas Aircraft Company

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She began her career at Douglas Aircraft Company (now Booing) before moving to Honeywell, Inc (previously Allied Signal, Inc) in various senior engineering and business leadership roles.

BBA Aviation

The TBD Devastator was the US Navy's first all-metal, monoplane torpedo bomber when introduced in 1937 and the Douglas aircraft company made a total of 129 of the planes.

US team to recover WWII bomber from Pacific lagoon

Cheap war surplus aircraft denied the $2,500 S-1 any hopes for market success; the company went bust, and Northrop retreated to the Douglas Aircraft Company, where he kept in touch with Allan Loughead.

Streamline revolution: how Northrop, Boeing and Douglas reinvented ...

FACTFILE THE Douglas DC-6 is a piston-powered airliner and transport aircraft built by the Douglas Aircraft Company from 1946 to 1959.

Classic plane lands glamorous film role; ENTERTAINMENT: 50-year-old ...

On 17 December 1935, Douglas Aircraft Company rolled out the legendary DC-3 prototype.

VR-57 celebrates 25 years of fleet logistics support

He was a Douglas Aircraft Company mechanical designer who performed specialized air-to-alt photography--first shooting flight demonstration reams that flew Douglas aircraft, such as the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds.

Gen. Jones is the Navy's 25th 'Honorary Aviator'

from his native Australia in 1968 to work for the Douglas aircraft company just as it merged to become McDonnell-Douglas.

Boeing buzzes about `source' of work

The second time was in Beirut, Lebanon, in the early 1960s when he was serving as a stringer for The Observor newspaper and The Economist and I was working in that city as the Middle East marketing director for the Douglas Aircraft Company.

Counterespionage allowed the Allies to control the German spy network ...