Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose, 1880- · London : W. Heinemann · leaf 172
\^ \ \\\ \ \ Fig. 7.—Bomb-dropping from a Rapidly-movingAeroplane. In order to strike the point D the bomb is released from the aeroplane A at B. Its curved trajectory is indicated by the dotted line C. after it has lost its initial forward momentum, anddescribe a trajectory similar to that in Fig.… … ; ^-^T F G. 8.—The Influence ok an Adverse Wind uponTHE Trajectory of the Bomb. D is the objective, but the bomb B, released from A, is deflected by the wind F, which produces the trajectory C, with the result that the bomb strikes the ground at E. 136 AEROPLANES AND DIRIGIBLES the airman has to…
Aeronautics, Military
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