Shenstone: An Unparalleled Career
Shenstone: An Unparalleled Career [1]
Author Wayne Saunders chronicles the career of an outstanding Canadian engineer who had a lasting impact on aviation history behind a desk in another country. Part 1 of the story covers the early years in Canada.
Shenstone: An Unparalleled Career – Part 2
Wayne Saunders presenets the second part of his series covering the career of Canadian engineer and aerodynamicist “Bev” Shenstone. Here the author makes reference to experience in the German industry being carried forward as Shenstone moves to 1930’s England and eventually, to the team that created the iconic Spitfire.
Shenstone: An Unparalleled Career – Part 3
This, the third of a five part series covering the career of Canadian engineer and aerodynamicist “Bev” Shenstone, takes us into the second world war years, beyond his time at Supermarine and the Spitfire wing. Here author Wayne Saunders points his lens at the subject’s more profound responses to war, among other things.
Shenstone: An Unparalleled Career [4]
In this series’ previous installments, author Wayne Saunders introduced us to Canadian engineer and aerodynamicist “Bev” Shenstone’s early academic interests and professional career, and the varied roles he undertook within the aviation industry, and its administration, throughout the war years. This, the penultimate installment, covers the man’s post-war interests with a particular focus on unpowered flight both in Canada and abroad.
Shenstone – An Unparalleled Career Part 5: The Post-war Years: Air Transport and Recognition
The final installment of Wayne Saunders’s award-winning series on the widely varied career of Canadian aerodynamicist, engineer and airline maintenance chief Beverly “Bev” Strahan Shenstone.
A compendium of 5 serialized articles by Wayne Saunders