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Shadow Factories : ウィキペディア英語版
British shadow factories
British shadow factories were a plan developed by the British Government to implement additional manufacturing capacity for the British aircraft industry, in the buildup to World War II. Developed by the Air Ministry under the internal project name of the Shadow Scheme, the project was created by Sir Kingsley Wood and headed by Herbert Austin.
==Shadow==
It was impossible for them to be secret though they were camouflaged after hostilities began. They were duplicates built in "the shadow" of motor industry plants to facilitate technology transfer to aircraft construction and run, for a substantial management fee, in parallel under direct control of the motor industry business along with distributed facilities.〔S E Little and M S Grieco of Oxford University quoted by Graham Robson in: ''The Book of the Standard Motor Company'', Veloce, 2011, ISBN 978-1-845843-43-4〕

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