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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 21 (November 1909) (1909)

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o this terior of the balloon and to bring about ignition of the gas. The new point so that the car will not easily become disabled. To make the plat- projectile designed by the Krupp firm is intended to accomplish this, form of the car as steady as possi- and at the same time the path of ble during… … Destruction of a captive bal- The 3-inch 12-pounder Krupp field piece for airship attack. The weapon can be brought to a The projectile emits a train of loon by a special form of maximum elevation of 75 degrees. The motor car on which it is mounted is smoke which marks the path aeronautic grenade.…

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