Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 379
how far they were from certain targets. Thistaught them to be keen and quick, and to judgedistances accurately. Airplane observing was difficult and danger-ous, and often impossible. On cloudy daysthe observer might be unable to fly at a safeheight without being lost in the clouds. Thendependence… … (fjj Kadel & HerbertGERMAN SUPPLY-STATION. WIPED OUT BY BRITISHGUNS. NOTE THE ACCURACY WITH WHICH THESHELL.S FELL ALONG THE ROAD because the shell can be made to do its ownspotting. Every time a shell lands, it immedi-ately announces the fact with a loud report.That report is really a message…
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