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 57
ction organizations,etc., and the amount of scrapping of material and parts not upto standard has been on a scale that no commercial firm couldadopt, and live. The greatest credit is due to the steel manu-facturers for the manner in which they collaborated with the *;2 SOME DEVELOPMENTS IN AIRCEAFT… … Fig. 41.—80 Gnome. Part IV.—Navigation and Meteorology. Although great strides have been made during the last yearin the development of scientific navigation the weather stillremains the dominating factor in all flying operations. During the war the whole of our aerial work was controlledby weather…
Great Britain. Royal Air Force · World War, 1914-1918 · Aeronautics, Military
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