RAE

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RAE was a major British aerospace research and development organization that played a key role in advancing aviation and aeronautical engineering throughout the 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British research institute ⓘ
aerospace research organization ⓘ
government research establishment ⓘ
associatedWith British aircraft manufacturers ⓘ
Royal Air Force ⓘ
contributedTo British space and rocket research programs ⓘ
development of radar and avionics technologies ⓘ
development of supersonic flight research in the UK ⓘ
country United Kingdom ⓘ
field aeronautical engineering ⓘ
aerospace engineering ⓘ
aviation research ⓘ
defence research ⓘ
focus improving aircraft performance ⓘ
improving aircraft reliability ⓘ
improving aircraft safety ⓘ
fullName Royal Aircraft Establishment ⓘ
keyRole advancement of aviation technology in the 20th century ⓘ
aerodynamic research for aircraft design ⓘ
development of British military aircraft ⓘ
development of aircraft materials and structures ⓘ
flight testing and evaluation ⓘ
research on aircraft stability and control ⓘ
research on jet and rocket propulsion ⓘ
support to UK aerospace industry ⓘ
wind tunnel research and testing ⓘ
legacy historical contributions to global aviation research ⓘ
major influence on UK aeronautical engineering practice ⓘ
location Farnborough, Hampshire, England ⓘ
mergedInto Defence Evaluation and Research Agency (DERA) ⓘ
Defence Research Agency ⓘ
notableFacility large wind tunnels at Farnborough ⓘ
notableSite RAE Farnborough airfield ⓘ
linked to: RAF Farnborough
operatedBy Air Ministry (historical) ⓘ
linked to: Air Ministry

British government ⓘ
linked to: UK government

Ministry of Defence (UK) ⓘ
linked to: Ministry of Defence

Ministry of Supply (historical) ⓘ
predecessor Royal Aircraft Factory ⓘ
researchType applied research ⓘ
experimental development ⓘ
sector aerospace ⓘ
defence ⓘ
status defunct ⓘ
successor QinetiQ ⓘ
timePeriod 20th century ⓘ

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