Modern Guillotine Destroys Scrapped Aircraft at Norfolk
At Naval Air Station Norfolk a electrically operated guillotine cuts wrecked aircraft into sections for smelting into aluminum ingots. The device, designed by Public Works engineers, handles up to 16 planes daily and pays for itself in six months. Navy intensifies ferrous scrap search amid steel shortages.
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