Link-Miles
Link-Miles maker of flight simulators and provider of training.
1969 The Link Division of Singer-General Precision Inc of USA acquired a majority share in Miles Electronics. Link was the largest producer of flight simulators in the Western World[1]
At some point (late 70s?) Singer bought Link-Miles from F. G. Miles and continued as Singer Link Miles, based at Lancing.
1982 Link-Miles were the British arm of a division of Singer.[2]
1982 Sold its first micro-processor controlled visual system, Image II; claimed to be a world leader in flight simulation. Jack Davis was managing director.
Image II was claimed to be the first microprocessor-controlled simulator in the world.
1990 Thomson-CSF acquired Link-Miles from Biocoastal Corporation of the USA.