Research Topic Number:    R-000084
Status:    Not Started
Topic:    Spicer Corporation Production Backlog
   
Description:    What was the Spicer backlog for the axles and transfer cases? Did Ford give money and equipment to Spicer to eliminate their shortages? Did American Bantam pay for the tooling used from the creation of the axles and trasnfer cases?
   
Finding:   

Documents Referencing this Research Area:

D-000016    19401017 - QM 451 - 'Quarter-Ton 4x4 Vehicles', Major R. G. Amlong, Quartermaster Corps, Assistant to QMG
D-000014    19401016 - QM 451 (Proc. 398-41-9), H. M. Cunnigham, Ford Motor Company to Lt. Col. J. Van Ness Ingram, Holabird - Supplement
D-000012    19401008 - QM 451 (M-P) (398-41-9), Eugene M. Rice, Willys-Overland, to Lt. Col. J Van Ness Ingram, QMC
D-000011    19401004 - QM 451 (Proc. 398-41-9), F. H. Fenn, American Bantam, to Lt. Col. J. Van Ness Ingram, Purchasing and Contracting Officer, Holabird
D-000017    19401018 - Proceedings of Motor Transport Sub-Committee - Quartermaster Corps Technical Committee
D-000024    19401214 - The Nation - IF Stone - Behind the Ford Contract
D-000031    19410428 - Mr. Fairhurst, Spicer, Toledo
D-000041    19410106 - E.S. Van Deusen, QMC to Mr. John C. Biggers, National Defense Advisory Commission

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