I'm guessing the Allison's fall outside that rule because they are aircraft engines and are neither industrial or marine. I know Allison's have been adapted for those other applications but since that wasn't their original intent I'm guessing they fall outside the jurisdiction of that specific section in the rule book. I know that might be splitting hairs but that's my best guess.
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