of each wing having a apart, and by high performance and efficiency. capacity of 32 gal. each. For the long flights a large addi- New Jersey Veneer Co., In its design, every consideration has been given to the tional tank of 326 gal. was placed in the fuselage. This Pnterson, N. J. iomfort and… … or the wind direction in case of a forced landing. They and stiffeners divide the large tank in the numerous cells. On could be used either at night or day. the trans-Atlantic flight. 13 additional cans of gasoline of five gal. each were carried giving a total capacity of 455 gal. The wing is…
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