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The aeroplane in war (1912)

Grahame-White, Claude, 1879-, Harper, Harry, b.1880 · Toronto : Bell and Cockburn · leaf 128

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-ing line will stretch over a frontage of many miles.This makes it increasingly difficult for a Commander-in-Chief to obtain precise and speedy informationconcerning the movements of his enemy. Cavalry scouts are, of course, sent out. Theymove cautiously forward, until they come into con-tact with… … I - c in I - ^-- i> ^ o h V o = •5 E THE AEROPLANE IN WAR 97 strategic movement is taking place behind this screenthey can, as a rule, provide only meagre information,if any at all. How difficult it is to glean anything like rehablenews of an enemys movements has been indicatedby that great…

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