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Flight : a journal devoted to the interests, practice, and progress of aerial locomotion and transport (1909)

Royal Aero Club of the United Kingdom · [London : s.n.] · leaf 643

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while the other is given by warrant officers and by By IV. Os. and N.C.Os. 1. Rigging, and Training of Riggers. Sergts. J. Kemper and H. non-commissioned officers of the corps. These should be attended with great success, as in the course of the discussion which follows Bullock. each paper, points… … A view of the country about three miles south of Farnborough from an aeroplane above the passing clouds at a height of 6,500 ft. also, is further evidence of the master-mind which is apparent in ail 4. Austro-Daimler Engines, and Water-cooled Engines generally. the doings at the Camp. The papers…

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