Westervelt, George Conrad, 1879-, Richardson, Holden Chester, Read, Albert Cushing, 1887- · Garden City, New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 184
tance with the planesavailable without refuelling at sea. This would intro-duce many complications which would render itunwise to adopt this route, imless developments inseaplanes permit an extension of cruising radius. THE TRIUMPH OF THE N.CS 153 The third route offers the easiest solution, as… … The fourth route is rejected on accoimt of the in-accessibility of the point of departure. Facilities There are available under the Navy Departmentseveral seaplanes capable of carrying sufficient fueland equipment and with engines of sufficient reliabilityto offer excellent chances of success on…
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