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WWI A large number of light "chasers" were built in America to hunt enemy submarines; these small craft were fitted with twin screws and reversible six-cylinder petrol engines built by the Lincoln Motor Co.<ref>The Engineer 1919/ | WWI A large number of light "chasers" were built in America to hunt enemy submarines; these small craft were fitted with twin screws and reversible six-cylinder petrol engines built by the Lincoln Motor Co.<ref>The Engineer 1919/02/14</ref> | ||
1922 The [[Ford Motor Co]] acquired the Lincoln Motor Co. | 1922 The [[Ford Motor Co]] acquired the Lincoln Motor Co. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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Lincoln Motor Co
WWI A large number of light "chasers" were built in America to hunt enemy submarines; these small craft were fitted with twin screws and reversible six-cylinder petrol engines built by the Lincoln Motor Co.[1]
1922 The Ford Motor Co acquired the Lincoln Motor Co.
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- ↑ The Engineer 1919/02/14