Military aeroplanes, simplified, enlarged; an explanatory consideration of their characteristics, performances, construction, maintenance, and operation, specifically arranged for the use of aviators and students (1918)
lane has been developed, suit-able only for over-water work. The keynote in its design is foundin its treatment as a boat with wings, rather than an aeroplane withfloats. The aeroboat, or flying boat, therefore, is primarily charac-terized by a staunch, boat-like body, around which the rest of… … -oo i a! .^§S -t-* +- - C m oo I- a.hg o u- 2 c su2 ^ O O : o n« S 9 S S- WT3 2S «J 2 J > m S - - _oaH Ci bO < o•a c >o E^ o O Sbo o II (L) r-J3- = CO O ■(-) >■r (U - otJ n■^.— -Jj ii SE D. 1 - S o g .2 3 c^ u to--; O ^^ S2 o o < PQ 22
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