Talk:Clyde Vernon Cessna

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An entry from Clyde Vernon Cessna appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know? column on 6 May 2007.

This article needs more separation and organization.

[edit] Copyvio

A major article expansion was accomplished by user:199.243.81.82 using copied material wholesale from a copyrighted article. I've reverted back to the non-copyvio version.

[edit] V-tail invention credit

The V-tail article credits its invention to the Pole Rudlicki in 1930, first tested in 1931 - can anyone verify one way or the other? Can someone with access to the Britannica reference get more details? 59.167.55.80 07:42, 6 May 2007 (UTC)Dave

[edit] Cantilever wing invention credit

The aircraft section of the cantilever article credits the invention of the cantilever wing to Hugo Junkers in 1915 - can anyone verify one way or the other? How much else in the Cessna article is either supposition or invention? [[Peter R Hastings 08:08, 6 May 2007 (UTC)]]