Grahame-White, Claude, 1879-, Harper, Harry, b.1880 · Toronto : Bell and Cockburn · leaf 236
int to bear in mind, in this connection, isthat an aeroplane flying 3000 feet high, and at aspeed greater than that of an express train, would,inevitably, prove a very difficult target. The air-man would appear suddenly, and quickly go out ofview again; and he would alter his height, and course,so… … i THE AEROPLANE IN WAR 193 have no great potentiality against fast-flying aero-planes. Amplifying some tests first carried out in France,have come a series of more recent experiments, inwhich the conditions imposed have been more dis-advantageous to the gunners. The result has beena striking…
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