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1956 The aero-engine division of the [[Bristol Aeroplane Co]] was renamed [[Bristol Aero-Engines]] | 1956 The aero-engine division of the [[Bristol Aeroplane Co]] was renamed [[Bristol Aero-Engines]] | ||
1958 Started work developing the [[Rolls-Royce Engines: Pegasus|Pegasus]] engine for the P.1127 vertical take-off aircraft | |||
1958 Merged with [[Armstrong Siddeley Motors]] to form [[Bristol Siddeley Engines]] <ref>The Times, Apr 29, 1958</ref> | 1958 Merged with [[Armstrong Siddeley Motors]] to form [[Bristol Siddeley Engines]] <ref>The Times, Apr 29, 1958</ref> | ||
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formerly the Bristol Engine Co
1956 The aero-engine division of the Bristol Aeroplane Co was renamed Bristol Aero-Engines
1958 Started work developing the Pegasus engine for the P.1127 vertical take-off aircraft
1958 Merged with Armstrong Siddeley Motors to form Bristol Siddeley Engines [1]
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- ↑ The Times, Apr 29, 1958