South Bay history: Aircraft firm based in Torrance created an innovative crop duster in the 1950s

The single-wing, single-seat AG-2, produced at a company near the Torrance Airport, had large capacity hopper and a large tank for liquids for fighting fires.

Related Keywords

Ohio ,United States ,New Zealand ,Sacramento ,California ,Texas ,New York ,Hermosa Beach ,Carlos Gomez ,Jonathan Welsh ,John Macready ,Wikimedia Commons ,Etienne Dormoy ,Charlesr Nellie ,Orville Wright ,Fred Weick ,Terry Kraus ,Shear Rivet Tool Company ,Civil Aeronautics Administration ,Flickr ,Delta Air Lines ,National Agricultural Aviation Association ,Ohio Department Of Agriculture ,Aviation Administration ,Texasam Aircraft Research Center ,Us Army Signal Corps ,Aerospace Hi ,Stearman ,Development Of Agricultural Aviation ,Cessna ,Torrance Airport ,Ohio Department ,Signal Corps ,World War ,Torrance Municipal ,Torrance Municipal Airport ,Agricultural Aviation ,Transland Aircraft ,Torrance Historical Newspaper ,Directories Archive ,Municipal Airport ,Leland Snow ,Hi Shear Rivet Tool ,George Wing ,Skypark Drive ,George Weick ,Tour Through ,Agricultural Aviation Association ,Agricultural Aviation Reveals ,Turning Points ,Aerial Crop Dusting ,Federal Aviation Administration ,Piper Pawnee ,