the efficiency of those under his command. He was wounded after about three months of war, and has since of State for War from the Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief , The British Army in the Field, the following passages occur continued his work at Farnborough, where, as a Wing Com- mander, he has… … AN ANTI AIRCRAFT GUN. — "Anti" in that it is calculate d to deceive the cleverest aeroplane observer. French pilots who have flown over it say that it is "lile-like."
Aeronautics -- Periodicals
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