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==References== {{Reflist}} *{{cite book |last=Lumsden |first=Alec |title=British Piston Engines and their Aircraft |publisher=Airlife Publishing |location=Marlborough, Wiltshire |year=2003 |isbn=1-85310-294-6 |pages=170β172 }} *https://www.thegrowler.org.uk/avroshackleton/the-nomad-proposal.htm β ''The Nomad Proposal'', research by Chris Ashworth β it was amongst the original sources of the article according to the history *{{cite magazine |issn=0005-2175 |magazine=[[Aviation Week]] |title=Compound diesel engine design analyzed |url=https://archive.org/details/sim_aviation-week-space-technology_1954-05-17_60_20/page/30 |department=Aeronautical Engineering |pages=30β32, 34 |publication-date=May 17, 1954 |volume=60 |number=20}} *{{cite magazine |issn=0005-2175 |magazine=[[Aviation Week]] |title=New Nomad's fuel appetite is small |url=https://archive.org/details/sim_aviation-week-space-technology_1953-04-06_58_14/page/30 |department=Aeronautical Engineering |pages=30β32, 37β38, 41 |publication-date=April 6, 1953 |volume=58 |number=14 |given=David A. |surname=Anderton}} *{{cite magazine |issn=0005-2175 |magazine=[[Aviation Week]] |title=Weak production handcuffs British air |url=https://archive.org/details/sim_aviation-week-space-technology_1951-10-08_55_15/page/12 |department=Farnborough Verdict |pages=12β15 |publication-date=October 8, 1951 |volume=55 |number=15 |given=David A. |surname=Anderton}}
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