Grahame-White, Claude, 1879-, Harper, Harry, b.1880 · Toronto : Bell and Cockburn · leaf 218
ls in connection withmachines. This, too, is an important item, as first-class repair work is an essential feature in the organi-sation of any air service. An estimate of the money that should be ex-pended upon sheds and repair-shops—for a fleetof a hundred aeroplanes—places the amount at;^20,ooo.… … THE AEROPLANE IN WAR 177 military flying grounds, and the expense incurredin keeping them in proper order; also the sum ofmoney necessary to provide a sufficient number ofmotor transport lorries for the air-fleet. As has beenexplained, the plan generally adopted is for an aero-plane to be…
Airplanes · Aeronautics, Military
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