BLMC's gas turbine lead is secure Dr Fogg
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Allegations that Leyland's gas turbo project was falling behind because of ti loss of key men and the difficulty recruiting top class engineers was strong denied this week by Dr Albert Fog director of research and development BLMC. Dr Fogg said that of ti engineers who had left recently or wei due to leave in the near future only or could be considered to be a key man, an he asserted that BLMC did n( experience difficulty in recruiting toi class engineers and technicians for win he described as an "exciting project".
Staff changes, said Dr Fogg, woul not influence in any way the progre: that BLMC was making in the gas turbir field — this also applied to researc into the use of new materials in turbine. "The large proportion of this work being done at Harwell under the contra( which we were awarded some time ag and which will continue regardless of an staff changes at Leyland Gas Turbines.
Dr Fogg claimed that BLMC was a far advanced in the gas turbine field a all of its competitors "and a long wa ahead of most of them".