Who Worked on the Electronics of the Avro Arrow?

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The discussion centers around an individual's revelation that their uncle contributed to the electronics of the Avro Arrow's missile acquisition systems. The Avro Arrow, recognized as one of the most advanced aircraft of its time, showcases significant engineering achievements in aerospace technology. The conversation highlights the pride associated with familial connections to such historical innovations in Canadian aviation.

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I just found out that my Uncle worked on the Avro Arrow! So cool!

He worked on the electronics of the missile acquisition systems!

I am not worthy!
 
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Woo hoo! All hail! Merely the best flying machine ever built. Congrats, m'man... you're royalty. :biggrin:
 
Dude! You're a legacy!

Props to the uncle. Was he a Canuk?
 

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