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[[ | [[Image:Im1933EnV156-p018a.jpg |thumb|1933. The '''Dingymota'''. ]] | ||
[[Image: | [[Image:Im1933EnV156-p043a.jpg |thumb|1933. New Vee Drive Unit.]] | ||
Presumably subsidiary of [[J. W. Brooke and Co]] | Presumably a subsidiary of [[J. W. Brooke and Co]] and then [[Brooke Marine Construction Co]] | ||
1933 [[AEC]] agreed with [[Brooke Marine Motors]] of Lowestoft to build a marine engine closely based on the diesel engine built at Southall to be known as the Brooke-A.E.C. marine diesel<ref>The Times Sep 13, 1933</ref> | 1933 [[AEC]] agreed with [[Brooke Marine Motors]] of Lowestoft to build a marine engine closely based on the diesel engine built at Southall to be known as the Brooke-A.E.C. marine diesel<ref>The Times Sep 13, 1933</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:04, 30 March 2021
Presumably a subsidiary of J. W. Brooke and Co and then Brooke Marine Construction Co
1933 AEC agreed with Brooke Marine Motors of Lowestoft to build a marine engine closely based on the diesel engine built at Southall to be known as the Brooke-A.E.C. marine diesel[1]
1934 J. W. Brooke and Co was renamed as Brooke Marine Construction Co
1940 Brooke Marine Construction Co became part of the Dowsett Group and was renamed Brooke Marine
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times Sep 13, 1933