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IT'S AEROPROPS - FOR TURBOPROPS! [[image]] Convair XP5Y Flying Boat [[image]] Douglas A2D Skyshark [[image]] North American XA2J Savage [[image]] Allison Turboliner Powerful Allison Team Used in all Four U.S. Turbine-Propeller Planes Turbine-driven propellers solve many urgent needs for truly high performing aircraft. They provide the answer to the desired combination of heavy payload, higher peed and longer range. Yet turbine engines, plus propellers, permit take-off and landing from shorter runways. Out in front and pioneering to prove the place of turboprops in today's and tomorrow's aviation spectrum, are three U.S. Navy aircraft powered with six-bladed contra-rotation Aeroprops and Allison T40 twin turboprop engines. Serving with all three is America's only commercial-type turbine transport-the Allison Turboliner. Equipped with Aeroprop four-bladed propellers and Allison turboprop engines, it is General Motors' contribution to the proof-testing of turbines and propellers in a broad band of military and commercial aircraft applications. [[image]] GM General Motors Building for today Designing for tomorrow [[image]] Aeroproducts Allison Division ⋅ General Motors Corporation Dayton, Ohio 28 Official Program and Log