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id: 31211
author: Bott, Alan
title: Cavalry of the Clouds
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  Less than the average delay was expected, for two flights of the squadron were already on the Somme, and we of the third flight were to join them immediately we received our full complement of war machines. Other machines are searching for new emplacements and signs of preparation behind the enemy trenches.


id: 793
author: Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose
title: Aeroplanes and Dirigibles of War
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flesch: 57
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  The Allied forces improvised travelling anti-aircraft offences by mounting the latest types of Vickers, Hotchkiss, and other machine guns in armoured motor cars. Other German machines which are used in the military service are the Gotha and the Albatross.


id: 40170
author: Smith, Laurence Yard
title: The Romance of Aircraft
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  The cylinders of an internal combustion engine can be grouped in one of three ways, and thus there are three main types of airplane engines we should be able to recognize. He takes apart and puts together again with his own hands various types of airplane engines, he practises gunnery at a moving target, he assembles an airplane out of the dismantled parts.


id: 30047
author: Abbot, Willis J. (Willis John)
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title:
  Aircraft and Submarines The Story of the Invention, Development, and Present-Day Uses of War's Newest Weapons

summary:
  The submarines and near-submarines built in the United States during the Civil War were remarkable rather for what they actually accomplished than for what they contributed towards the development of submarine boats. Perhaps the greatest service which they rendered in the latter direction was that they proved to the satisfaction of many scientific men that submarine boats really held vast possibilities as instruments of naval warfare.


