Westervelt, George Conrad, 1879-, Richardson, Holden Chester, Read, Albert Cushing, 1887- · Garden City, New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 318
ly and easily till Number 13 was sightedand passed. At one time we encountered the wake ofanother plane, probably the N.C.Ji-, and got some goodjolts from her propeller blast. Throughout the nightthe N.C.3 foimd the air restless, and we tried differentaltitudes searching for better conditions. Due… … WTFEN THE N.C. S LANDED ON ROUGH WATERWe were surpnsed and chagrined to find the forward engine strutsbuckled hke a bull-dogs legs. Showing the damage to the forwardengine struts and the slack in the flying wires attacliing at the heels ofthese struts. An attempt was made to smooth the seas by the…
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