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By the early 1960s the company had general offices and works located at Chicago, Illinois, and plants at Carnegie, Pennsylvania; Gary, Indiana; Houston, Texas; Somerville, New Jersey; and Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.^[3] Works and plants forged various industrial items from titanium, tungsten, magnesium, and nickel base superalloys for engineering applications. Their forged titanium products, such as discs and seamless rings for jet engines; hemispheres, elliptical closures and contoured seamless body sections were used in all U.S. intercontinental ballistic missiles of the time, such as Atlas, Minuteman, and Titan. Also it developed and manufactured bulkhead rings for spacecraft such as Mercury and Gemini.^[4]

References

• The Johnny Cash Family Christmas
• The Johnny Cash Show
• The Johnny Cash Show (album)
• The Johnny Cash Show (TV series)
• The Johnny Maestro Story
• The Johnny O'Keefe Show
• The Johnnys
• The John O Groat Journal
• The John Popper Project
• The John Riddell Murder Case
• The John roan
• The John Roan school
• The Johns Hopkins Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing
• The Johns Hopkins Hospital
• The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
• The Johns Hopkins University Press
• The Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe
• The Johnson County War
• The Johnston Brothers
• The Johnstons
• The Johnstown Flood (1926 film)
• The John S. Watson Institute for Public Policy
• The john warner school
• The John Warner School
• The John W Campbell Memorial Anthology