Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose, 1880- · London : W. Heinemann · leaf 262
icult for the gun-layer to follow his path withsufficient celerity to ensure accurate firing. At altitudes ranging between 4,000 and 6,000 feetthe aeroplane comes within the range of rifle andmachine-gun firing. The former, however, unless dis-charged in volleys with the shots covering a wide… … ^ H :«i Z cS < «.) x: o r ^< o o X. 2 . vi S5 U.1) £^ 11 f^ -^ c« K < H - as 1) C ^-^ \ z «J u^< O ■n . < 215 2i6 AEROPLANES AND DIRIGIBLES times out of a hundred he fails to register a hit.On the other hand the advantage accruing frommachine-gun fire is, that omng to the…
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