Some developments in aircraft design and application during the War (1919)
Weir of Eastwood, William Douglas Weir, Viscount, 1877-1959, North East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders · [S.l. : s.n.] · leaf 27
oved suchsuccessful innovations, that there is no doubt that these methodsof spar construction, introduced purely as war measures toovercome the serious timber shortage, will remain as standardin the future. Fuselage Construction.—Fuselage construction has undergonevery few changes, during the… … Fig. 8.—Braced N. Girder Fuselage. Fairey. Fig. 8a.—Braced N. Girder Fuselage. Camel. I .i^hHiW^^B l^t£ !■ ,« M i. ■ii M^^■^^^*^--^ -^^ Fig. 9.—Three-ply Covered Fuselage. Dp Havillanp 1.0. SOME DEVELOTMEXTS IN AIKCEAET DEMCiN 23 There are three principal types of construction adopted inpresent day…
Great Britain. Royal Air Force · World War, 1914-1918 · Aeronautics, Military
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