Grahame-White, Claude, 1879-, Harper, Harry, b.1880 · Toronto : Bell and Cockburn · leaf 56
nnais-sance. No statement could be more definite. This, as has been said, was the first practicalrevelation of what an air-scout might accompHsh intime of war. France was not slow to profit by thelesson. Without delay, she began to create an efficientaeroplane fleet. If feats such as those recorded… … -< 7 -. THIRD SECTION THE GROWING AIR-FLEETS OF FOREIGN NATIONS I Activity in France—Two hundred machines at the end of1911; a thousand promised by the year 1914. Practically all leading nations, with the exceptionof Great Britain, are now equipping themselves, onan adequate scale, with the war…
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