Jerry Vultee’s all-metal single-engine V-1 of 1933 foretold the future, but federal restrictions killed its chance as an airliner and just 27 were built.
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by Frederick Johnsen | Aug 9, 2021 | 20210812, Aviation News, General Aviation, Of Wings & Things, Opinion | 0 comments
Jerry Vultee’s all-metal single-engine V-1 of 1933 foretold the future, but federal restrictions killed its chance as an airliner and just 27 were built.
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