Detroit Aircraft Corporation
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The Detroit Aircraft Corporation was incorporated on July 10, 1922, as the Aircraft Development Corporation in Michigan. The name was changed in 1929 to Detroit Aircraft Corporation. It operated as a holding company until October 27, 1931 when it reverted to receivership.
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[edit] Organizers
[edit] Subsidiaries
Aircraft Development Company
Aviation Tool Company
Grosse Ile Airport, Inc.
Marine Aircraft Corp.
Park's Air College and Affiliated Companies, Inc.
Detroit Aircraft Export Co.
Gliders, Inc.
Eastman Aircraft Corp
Blackburn Aircraft Corp. (90% owner)
Winton Aviation Engine Company (40%)
Great Lakes Aircraft Corp
[edit] Aircraft Manufactured
DAC-2C Glider
Gull G-1 Glider
TE-1
Lockheed-Detroit YP-24 (1931)
[edit] Aircraft proposed, but never manufactured
Y1P-24
Y1A-9
