Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 347
-White, Short,and Sopwith, in England. This type, because of its superior weight-car-rying qualities, is growing in favor for militaryservice. (4) The Monoplane. The various monoplanetypes are now fairly well standardized, and havedeveloped considerably in France and in Ger-many, those made in… … THE DEPERDUSSIN KACING MONOPLANE. IT HASAVERAGED 125 MILES AN HOUR. prominent of the French machines, and theTaube, Rumpler, and Mars, the best known ofthe German makes. Monoplanes have ever been a popular type withexhibition flyers, owing to their light weight, highspeed and sensitiveness. It was…
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