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WHILE the technical part of the history of the aircraft gas turbine in Great Britain presents the features of success and failure familiar in technical progress, there is another part of the history which I believe can be described as an unqualified success. I refer to the habit of collaboration which was developed between the several technical teams in my own country, between Great Britain and the United States, and, later, between Great Britain and the British Dominions.

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