Review of Post-War Research and Development at Dornier

Abstract

At the outset, may I emphasise how honoured I feel to be invited to speak before the Royal Aeronautical Society and that I am very grateful for the opportunity to give a report on the work and activities of the Dornier concern. It is hardly possible within the narrow scope of a lecture to include any exhaustive and detailed discussion of the development and research work accomplished by the Dornier concern in post-war years. Instead, I shall try to give you an idea of some of the work performed or still under way, which may perhaps reveal characteristics which are typical of our working conditions and methods.