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quadgram	frequency
at the same time	60
the surface of the	45
on the other hand	40
of the united states	36
surface of the water	30
as a matter of	28
the bottom of the	25
in the united states	25
the beginning of the	24
the weight of the	24
a matter of fact	24
the fact that the	24
for the purpose of	22
one of the most	22
with the result that	22
on the part of	21
at a height of	21
at the end of	20
the development of the	20
the part of the	19
the whole of the	19
to the fact that	19
would be able to	18
as a result of	18
so far as the	17
for the first time	17
in the case of	17
bottom of the sea	17
conquest of the air	16
the simple reason that	16
in the manner of	16
a large number of	16
by means of a	16
for the simple reason	16
and at the same	16
that is to say	15
permission of scientific american	15
beginning of the war	15
in front of the	15
the range of the	15
the progress of the	15
in connection with the	15
for the most part	15
the early days of	15
the conquest of the	15
the united states government	15
the end of the	14
from a height of	14
in the early days	14
the body of the	14
to a height of	14
copyright underwood and underwood	13
at the beginning of	13
on the surface of	13
in such a manner	13
at the rate of	13
painting by john e	13
the fact that it	12
is one of the	12
the case of the	12
a great deal of	12
in spite of the	12
was one of the	12
in this instance the	12
the story of the	12
due to the fact	12
in the first place	12
of the fact that	12
at the time of	11
of the war the	11
the same time it	11
took to the air	11
the same time the	11
war in the air	11
early days of the	10
days of the war	10
and feet in diameter	10
of the great war	10
the eyes of the	10
by means of the	10
the latest types of	10
in spite of this	10
it is possible to	10
the outbreak of war	10
the centre of the	10
photo by press illustrating	10
in the direction of	10
with any degree of	10
the position of the	10
resistance to the air	10
a few hundred feet	10
in the event of	10
the result being that	9
as well as the	9
the united states navy	9
will be able to	9
the rest of the	9
in the spring of	9
a height of feet	9
either side of the	9
the side of the	9
the deck of a	9
in the great war	9
a speed of miles	9
the speed of the	9
the war in the	9
in the history of	9
in such a way	9
early in the war	9
he is able to	9
as compared with the	9
it was not until	9
the shape of the	9
the manner of the	9
each side of the	9
of miles per hour	9
of a number of	9
from time to time	9
sixty miles an hour	9
in the way of	9
the british and french	9
one of the great	8
the work of the	8
the opening of the	8
in the face of	8
it was only a	8
to the united states	8
the outbreak of the	8
put out of action	8
the lines of the	8
the construction of the	8
such a manner as	8
of the north sea	8
to the surface of	8
up to the present	8
in one of the	8
is no doubt that	8
with the aid of	8
it is true that	8
to a certain degree	8
on the bottom of	8
that it would be	8
by the united states	8
at the moment of	8
is likely to be	8
a manner as to	8
there is no doubt	8
the center of the	8
the force of gravity	8
speed of miles per	8
the manner of a	8
the military value of	8
it is impossible to	8
to earth in the	8
a height of about	8
any degree of accuracy	8
the other hand the	8
in the construction of	8
in the presence of	8
in the course of	8
but at the same	8
the nose of the	8
the course of the	7
the success of the	7
the nose of his	7
was by no means	7
upon the outbreak of	7
the front of the	7
the end of a	7
from the very beginning	7
it was found that	7
by the fact that	7
development of the airplane	7
development of the submarine	7
it was possible to	7
as it is called	7
the outbreak of hostilities	7
in the vertical plane	7
the stern of the	7
the use of the	7
beyond the range of	7
every part of the	7
as a means of	7
so as to be	7
it is obvious that	7
the interior of the	7
in the form of	7
at a great height	7
of the nineteenth century	7
the french military authorities	7
the united states in	7
the wings of the	7
the express purpose of	7
in the north sea	7
to be able to	7
the form of a	7
the lifting power of	7
year of the war	7
the pilot and observer	7
must be able to	7
during the present campaign	7
the future of the	7
feet in the air	7
is by no means	7
in the world war	7
on either side of	7
the royal flying corps	7
outbreak of the war	7
in relation to the	7
the men in the	7
on the western front	7
was due to the	7
of miles an hour	7
military point of view	6
may be said to	6
the most successful of	6
to pick up the	6
at a speed of	6
the top of the	6
of the submarine and	6
within the range of	6
the war the germans	6
and the united states	6
the gas to escape	6
the results of the	6
of the german military	6
that the united states	6
behind the german lines	6
in the development of	6
an angle of about	6
in the middle of	6
the direction of the	6
it is a curious	6
in the vicinity of	6
of the war in	6
the base of the	6
the spring of the	6
heroes of the air	6
copyright international film service	6
a good deal of	6
on the subject of	6
the pressure of the	6
a result of the	6
but there is no	6
in the air for	6
it is able to	6
of the holland type	6
for this reason that	6
at the opening of	6
is fitted with a	6
from the deck of	6
the count von zeppelin	6
mastery of the air	6
the fact that he	6
it is certain that	6
at a depth of	6
the greater part of	6
a series of experiments	6
of the fourth arm	6
to get out of	6
for the express purpose	6
in the air and	6
the safety of the	6
the british flying corps	6
it would be impossible	6
as soon as the	6
it in the air	6
in the art of	6
above the surface of	6
running on the surface	6
nose of his machine	6
at an angle of	6
feet in length by	6
by feet in diameter	6
under the cover of	6
after the manner of	6
into the air and	6
on each side of	6
in length by feet	6
the size of the	6
side of the car	6
with that of the	6
opening of the war	6
to such a degree	6
up to that time	6
one of the first	6
the outcome of the	6
the tail of the	6
the early part of	6
would have to be	6
thousand feet in the	6
the result is that	6
the time of the	5
by the action of	5
in order to be	5
to the left of	5
by international film service	5
of the german army	5
the nature of the	5
to which it is	5
the contemptible little army	5
the work done by	5
speed of miles an	5
by means of which	5
crashing to the earth	5
the french and british	5
is for this reason	5
the german military authorities	5
for the construction of	5
to be carried out	5
but as a matter	5
with the greatest ease	5
was not long before	5
was found that the	5
by the use of	5
it will be seen	5
such a way that	5
the first of the	5
proved to be the	5
the days of the	5
far as the british	5
the center of weight	5
to be the most	5
the airplane in the	5
the length of the	5
the largest and most	5
run over the ground	5
it was decided to	5
during the siege of	5
by press illustrating co	5
for the benefit of	5
the left of the	5
to take to the	5
to enable it to	5
matter of fact the	5
to such an extent	5
that it could be	5
a simple matter to	5
to say that the	5
the navies of the	5
the radius of action	5
has been responsible for	5
i could see the	5
all parts of the	5
the time it was	5
of the conning tower	5
a displacement of tons	5
two or three hundred	5
in the interests of	5
and by means of	5
travelling at high speed	5
high in the air	5
of the present war	5
picking up the range	5
of the balloon and	5
photo by international film	5
machines of this type	5
in the same manner	5
of ten thousand feet	5
out of the water	5
will be seen that	5
upon a single fuel	5
and it was only	5
duties over the lines	5
range of the gun	5
would be impossible to	5
of the lake type	5
in the hands of	5
the science of aeronautics	5
of the captive balloon	5
by press illustrating service	5
as is well known	5
in time of war	5
from new york to	5
from the fact that	5
of the type of	5
the observer in the	5
navies of the world	5
the united states for	5
the pilot and the	5
which he called the	5
shape of the envelope	5
the waters of the	5
it was in the	5
the time of his	5
get out of the	5
down the nose of	5
what is known as	5
may be described as	5
in proportion to its	5
after the outbreak of	5
of several thousand feet	5
able to carry a	5
in the horizontal plane	5
craft of the air	5
it would have been	5
it is desired to	5
turned out to be	5
at the outbreak of	5
which it has been	5
through the air and	5
hours at a time	5
to convey the impression	5
the presence of the	5
supremacy of the air	5
to take advantage of	5
the french flying corps	5
the action of the	5
it was not long	5
a member of the	5
but it was not	5
nose of the machine	5
a height of several	5
in regard to the	5
radius of action of	5
of the airplane in	5
lifting power of the	5
the man in the	5
the creation of a	5
the sides of the	5
long and feet in	5
on a large scale	5
to be used in	5
of the number of	5
the coming of the	5
the declaration of war	5
length by feet in	5
such an extent that	5
matter of fact it	5
what seemed to be	5
as if it were	5
the determination of the	5
take to the air	5
the point of view	5
in the summer of	5
to the bottom of	5
this was due to	5
set to work on	5
while at the same	5
of the same year	5
the power of the	5
the next few years	5
the movements of the	5
below the surface of	5
the results of their	5
the result of the	5
feet long and feet	5
of the lafayette escadrille	5
it is said that	5
it is for this	5
it was for this	4
comparative strength of belligerents	4
there will be a	4
remain in the air	4
a certain number of	4
that it was not	4
in danger of being	4
from tip to tip	4
he was about to	4
in the days of	4
the ground at the	4
is due to the	4
the german lines to	4
the car and the	4
in the center of	4
from stem to stern	4
from the united states	4
of the flying corps	4
it is by no	4
is attached to the	4
is said to have	4
service over the lines	4
so that they can	4
i gave the order	4
a hundred and fifty	4
from the beginning of	4
the problem of flight	4
what may be described	4
the discharge of the	4
at miles an hour	4
the number of revolutions	4
fell to the ground	4
prior to the war	4
in the air the	4
by the time the	4
in matters pertaining to	4
feet above the ground	4
of the spherical balloon	4
the location of the	4
in case of an	4
to the progress of	4
which was to be	4
very beginning of the	4
a way as to	4
body of the machine	4
as an instrument of	4
the vicinity of the	4
between the car and	4
they are able to	4
a german submarine in	4
pilot and an observer	4
progress of the war	4
a very short time	4
of the british and	4
will have to be	4
a military point of	4
in advance of the	4
over the german lines	4
to cross the atlantic	4
in conjunction with the	4
on june the fifteenth	4
the dirigible and the	4
the space between the	4
between germany and the	4
by the end of	4
one end of the	4
does not seem to	4
the right or to	4
thus it will be	4
the commander of the	4
part of the german	4
one of the big	4
less resistance to the	4
at the age of	4
in the air has	4
set to work to	4
the united states and	4
or more of the	4
and there was no	4
that he had been	4
of the french military	4
the fact that a	4
what may be termed	4
the result was that	4
the car is suspended	4
the outstanding feature of	4
of a british submarine	4
on the high seas	4
but they did not	4
that it can be	4
from the painting by	4
make it possible to	4
in the minds of	4
the heads of the	4
of a few years	4
from the point of	4
in a horizontal position	4
for the use of	4
at an altitude of	4
it is stated that	4
the siege of paris	4
in a few seconds	4
the middle of the	4
of the french army	4
with the center of	4
the scene of the	4
the supremacy of the	4
of sixty miles an	4
the spot where the	4
the force of the	4
the captive balloon is	4
in which we were	4
in an open field	4
the airman has to	4
one or more of	4
so much as a	4
but at the time	4
in the latter part	4
of the air is	4
the design of the	4
of an internal combustion	4
the cover of the	4
in the field of	4
in accordance with the	4
of this type have	4
it is safe to	4
cavalry of the clouds	4
the united states which	4
owing to the fact	4
be able to keep	4
up and down the	4
side of the fuselage	4
of first german submarine	4
the aid of a	4
in addition to the	4
speed of the machine	4
a single fuel charge	4
underwood and underwood the	4
in proportion to the	4
deck of a ship	4
the fall of the	4
at the disposal of	4
be gathered from the	4
he will be able	4
such a way as	4
made its appearance in	4
are likely to be	4
from a military point	4
time after time the	4
at the moment when	4
out of the way	4
the accuracy of the	4
between the main planes	4
the world at large	4
height of several thousand	4
of the development of	4
from the side of	4
was that of a	4
the heart of the	4
height of ten thousand	4
strength of belligerents in	4
the explosion of the	4
of the airship in	4
he set to work	4
surface of the lake	4
the result that the	4
the strength of the	4
an hour or more	4
of his own design	4
with the exception of	4
the value of the	4
in times of peace	4
and at the time	4
the top of a	4
in a straight line	4
is a matter of	4
at the present moment	4
in case of a	4
during the great war	4
the duties of the	4
the rear edges of	4
the floor of the	4
or to the left	4
in this manner the	4
story of the development	4
the control of the	4
to the speed of	4
as far back as	4
the battle of the	4
directly attributable to the	4
were by no means	4
the painting by lieutenant	4
forward through the air	4
the united states was	4
but it is the	4
in the war against	4
movements of the enemy	4
seems to have been	4
one or two men	4
at the bottom of	4
in order to prevent	4
to that of a	4
as well as a	4
the secretary of the	4
through the air at	4
was not until the	4
future of the submarine	4
to the air and	4
to the outbreak of	4
than any of the	4
an internal combustion engine	4
proportion to its volume	4
of the british flying	4
it has been found	4
work done by the	4
she was feet long	4
rear edges of the	4
germany and the united	4
is almost impossible to	4
a few minutes later	4
a length of feet	4
to its volume than	4
royal naval air service	4
has been given to	4
of the men who	4
the idea of the	4
the fire of the	4
the rear of the	4
of the kite balloon	4
the motive power was	4
at a considerable distance	4
more than five hundred	4
to the right or	4
at the front and	4
the british royal flying	4
this side of the	4
and that of the	4
a few years ago	4
for a long time	4
in the bottom of	4
the united states entered	4
the french minister of	4
a submarine built for	4
the island of heligoland	4
the hull of the	4
under these circumstances it	4
the latter part of	4
the majority of the	4
of a captive balloon	4
over the side of	4
up into the air	4
at the time it	4
the range of vision	4
before the senate committee	4
it is necessary to	4
we are able to	4
in answer to the	4
the head of the	4
is true that the	4
point of view of	4
we have already seen	4
the level of the	4
it is doubtful whether	4
the very beginning of	4
was feet long and	4
the news of the	4
the way in which	4
photo by peter a	4
of one of the	4
they were able to	4
of the modern submarine	4
is mounted upon a	4
the submarine and the	4
so as not to	4
simple reason that the	4
the war broke out	4
the experience of the	4
surface of the sea	4
at the time the	4
there can be no	4
the record of the	4
the neck of the	4
of the war has	4
lines of the enemy	4
for the production of	4
over the front lines	4
right or to the	4
the facility with which	4
the mechanism of the	4
the aid of the	4
pick up the range	4
such a manner that	4
in the early part	4
one of the best	4
the appearance of the	4
by the british government	4
most successful of the	4
underwood and underwood a	4
one side of the	4
a certain amount of	4
a group of de	4
the united states army	4
these circumstances it is	4
up in the air	4
a distance of miles	4
ten thousand feet in	4
it is easy to	4
british royal flying corps	4
the rapidity with which	4
to the weight of	4
the history of aviation	4
an average speed of	4
fire from the ground	4
of the machine is	4
holland torpedo boat company	4
in course of construction	4
the efficiency of the	4
the event of a	4
base of the envelope	4
as nearly as possible	4
the rapid development of	4
on the way to	4
more than any other	3
have been made to	3
to a certain point	3
by contact with the	3
short run over the	3
the front and pointed	3
a large quantity of	3
the first place the	3
the practice is to	3
to deal with the	3
to a certain depth	3
can be trained through	3
engine to drive it	3
to earth in safety	3
and is fitted with	3
of a german submarine	3
in a later chapter	3
the problem of the	3
have been recorded by	3
in some instances the	3
by means of this	3
neck of the balloon	3
the latter would be	3
which is likely to	3
is certain to be	3
as well as to	3
has a tendency to	3
over the rear axle	3
to cross the lines	3
but he succeeded in	3
the officer of the	3
of the british royal	3
equal to the weight	3
be able to see	3
of the most difficult	3
twenty miles an hour	3
the preparation of this	3
is offered by the	3
the impression that the	3
probably due to the	3
but there is one	3
solution of the problem	3
the importance of aviation	3
the inventor of the	3
this is one of	3
half an hour later	3
any one who has	3
no match for the	3
in the list of	3
a high degree of	3
to the practical stage	3
is known as the	3
and it will be	3
the way to the	3
whole period of the	3
out of the question	3
forty miles an hour	3
the french aerial fleet	3
so long as the	3
in a position to	3
the shape of a	3
in order to avoid	3
outbreak of war the	3
in a way that	3
as soon as he	3
the war against the	3
brought down by the	3
and return to the	3
by a direct hit	3
necessary to draw the	3
to keep the air	3
of our machines is	3
the whole body of	3
of the american navy	3
of the airplane will	3
it is almost impossible	3
great resistance to the	3
with the french flying	3
seems to be the	3
and be able to	3
space in which to	3
to that of the	3
end of the war	3
part of the boat	3
on one of the	3
one of the foremost	3
large number of fighting	3
with a pair of	3
to make a landing	3
the airship and the	3
we have seen in	3
idol of the french	3
what was known as	3
at the expense of	3
was a man of	3
in the air when	3
of finding the range	3
heavily armed with machine	3
inasmuch as he is	3
of the british aerial	3
of the air which	3
service in the air	3
it is no easy	3
very similar to the	3
to which it was	3
under the surface of	3
must not be overlooked	3
was long and cylindrical	3
the suspension system is	3
photo by paul thompson	3
the time was ripe	3
from the top of	3
an initial velocity of	3
of the airplane as	3
is not likely to	3
of the suspension system	3
the shock of a	3
it would be able	3
to be seen in	3
for service in the	3
of resistance to the	3
maintain the shape of	3
height of about feet	3
a long way off	3
by no means a	3
for the building of	3
for the acquisition of	3
any more than the	3
the activities of the	3
boat which he called	3
of feet above the	3
method of car suspension	3
to be safe from	3
in the town of	3
fighting in the air	3
battle in the air	3
control of his machine	3
case of a sudden	3
that one of the	3
the war had been	3
the one is the	3
to a remarkable degree	3
in the neighbourhood of	3
the benefit of the	3
rushed to the spot	3
have a look at	3
and so to bed	3
the airplane as a	3
we were on the	3
off on the wing	3
of the way in	3
the cause of the	3
and below the surface	3
a french observation balloon	3
mosquito craft of the	3
the naval air service	3
the country over which	3
early days of ballooning	3
of the twentieth century	3
it was feet long	3
its method of starting	3
is the business of	3
thousand leagues under the	3
the depth of the	3
one part of the	3
means of a lever	3
even when one of	3
to the level of	3
of the legion of	3
of the general staff	3
is not to be	3
the point at which	3
it must be remembered	3
we can hope to	3
design and construction of	3
shut off the engine	3
not be able to	3
the home of the	3
and the whole of	3
this is due to	3
the captive balloon has	3
placed at the stern	3
a result of this	3
the champ de mars	3
with a number of	3
the force to which	3
and within a short	3
achieve the desired end	3
he actually succeeded in	3
there is no need	3
a height of some	3
in the subject of	3
only a few months	3
and as a result	3
the design and construction	3
is impossible to say	3
count von zeppelin and	3
of the upper air	3
there is only one	3
united states for the	3
and pointed at the	3
the gas in the	3
the maintenance of the	3
as shown in figure	3
battles in the air	3
prove to be the	3
thousands of feet above	3
be called on to	3
there could be no	3
of the french aerial	3
of the french and	3
a pilot and an	3
the subject of the	3
on their way to	3
side of the road	3
the speed of his	3
that the submarine was	3
came crashing to the	3
been put out of	3
one of the largest	3
is built up of	3
a current of air	3
the method of attack	3
is more likely to	3
by wireless to the	3
inasmuch as the vessel	3
he was greeted with	3
the importance of the	3
to put out the	3
the holland torpedo boat	3
quarter of an hour	3
position in the air	3
for a number of	3
the interests of peace	3
years of the war	3
story of the air	3
waters of the earth	3
the balloon of the	3
mounted on a pedestal	3
the whole period of	3
it will be a	3
had been in the	3
the disablement of the	3
war and the navy	3
and it was not	3
became interested in the	3
the destruction of the	3
lean over the side	3
the past three years	3
operations in the field	3
of more than feet	3
before the war had	3
from this time on	3
eyes of the army	3
of the present time	3
airplanes of the enemy	3
of the airplane and	3
wings of the airplane	3
fact must not be	3
the daily round of	3
features of the spherical	3
it is suggested that	3
of the rigid type	3
the depths of the	3
pilot of a dirigible	3
miles an hour or	3
side of the ship	3
aviation school at mineola	3
must be remembered that	3
man equipped with wings	3
has been worked out	3
of war and the	3
of the main planes	3
put out the fire	3
the main features of	3
in the line of	3
high degree of efficiency	3
and we continued to	3
one of the earliest	3
the return of peace	3
it was necessary for	3
service duties over the	3
may be able to	3
when the gun is	3
in order to keep	3
floated on the surface	3
the territory of the	3
what appeared to be	3
in order to make	3
at a height exceeding	3
at one of the	3
the roar of the	3
be put out of	3
should be able to	3
to a point at	3
over the side to	3
it is probable that	3
back to their lines	3
front and pointed at	3
the tail of a	3
comes within the range	3
it was reported that	3
because of the fact	3
is every indication that	3
up to the time	3
has a speed of	3
at the rheims meeting	3
it would not be	3
and daring of the	3
in the centre of	3
cover of the mist	3
are attached to the	3
of the difficulty of	3
in october of the	3
and it was this	3
a mass of flames	3
is quite possible that	3
a match for the	3
when there was no	3
full view of the	3
the life of the	3
the fact must not	3
sent to the bottom	3
remaining in the air	3
an idea of the	3
came crashing to earth	3
of revolutions per minute	3
flew across the channel	3
that the number of	3
among the first to	3
is charged with a	3
has to deal with	3
by far the most	3
in peace and war	3
feet below the surface	3
it was only by	3
but in this instance	3
the idol of the	3
conceived the idea of	3
in international marine engineering	3
is equipped with a	3
during the civil war	3
the line of sight	3
was only a few	3
whole body of the	3
leagues under the sea	3
the value of this	3
is carried out by	3
ways and means of	3
the measure of success	3
a matter of course	3
front of the car	3
appeared to be a	3
outcome of the war	3
laid out on the	3
when it strikes the	3
of the aviators in	3
to the safety of	3
it is quite possible	3
expected to be the	3
pointed at both ends	3
the entrance of the	3
is provided with a	3
up into the sky	3
but in so doing	3
at the moment it	3
by the aid of	3
may be picked up	3
at one end of	3
or the other of	3
at the same moment	3
one of the greatest	3
on the movements of	3
as in the case	3
should be sent aloft	3
to right or left	3
in the war in	3
war the various powers	3
the acquaintance of the	3
would be compelled to	3
as the result of	3
on account of its	3
airship and the aeroplane	3
when on the bottom	3
able to carry out	3
at the time when	3
the disposition of the	3
the disposal of the	3
destroyed by an accident	3
the stern test of	3
vessels of this type	3
parts of the world	3
at the critical moment	3
be carried out with	3
the air as the	3
at the battle of	3
has been greatly improved	3
to the work of	3
to the value of	3
the united states into	3
the left side of	3
it was one of	3
gun had to be	3
spy out the land	3
that it is not	3
the better part of	3
the order of the	3
along the bottom of	3
feet in diameter and	3
to do is to	3
have been known to	3
able to keep the	3
there was a sudden	3
as an engine of	3
mines should be sent	3
speed of the aeroplane	3
each of which is	3
in the present war	3
the german submarine u	3
had a tendency to	3
its way through the	3
it would be a	3
within half an hour	3
been responsible for the	3
of a series of	3
as a sign of	3
a great number of	3
dropped from a height	3
there is every indication	3
the interest of the	3
height at which the	3
of the tractor type	3
miles behind the lines	3
by the experience of	3
of the government to	3
a curious fact that	3
the first appearance of	3
it was too late	3
air pressure beneath it	3
be used for the	3
a look at the	3
to solve the problem	3
of the german people	3
and came crashing to	3
it will be noted	3
length of the vessel	3
the science of aviation	3
feet above the surface	3
the wright brothers had	3
in over the land	3
to the needs of	3
is a curious fact	3
in size and importance	3
the british aerial fleet	3
as soon as we	3
as far as the	3
the last few years	3
to enable him to	3
spying out the land	3
within a short time	3
it was difficult to	3
in a balloon of	3
the occasion of the	3
has proved that the	3
a man equipped with	3
a few days later	3
he would have found	3
than that of the	3
entrance upon the war	3
our machines is missing	3
hundred feet above the	3
it is likely to	3
to drive it forward	3
in the air it	3
the hands of the	3
to the surprise of	3
on the surface and	3
the action of a	3
the story of our	3
in comparison with the	3
is able to obtain	3
training of an aviator	3
no doubt that the	3
to be fitted with	3
as that of the	3
of the air has	3
of the success of	3
and watched for the	3
the equilibrium of the	3
of officers and men	3
entered upon the war	3
then there are the	3
at that early day	3
spite of the fact	3
point at which the	3
we were in the	3
the result that it	3
to the scene of	3
some of these were	3
but this is a	3
angle to the wind	3
he was born in	3
in point of speed	3
in the nature of	3
of the speed scout	3
the return of the	3
the method of launching	3
a very high speed	3
hundred and sixty miles	3
the name of the	3
it is essential that	3
in many instances the	3
front of the airplane	3
be seen that the	3
of the trench line	3
the dwellers in the	3
various parts of the	3
our ground speed was	3
it up in the	3
of the airship is	3
in the hope that	3
under cover of darkness	3
wide of the mark	3
is yet to be	3
its volume than the	3
of the dirigible and	3
be said to have	3
airplanes of the present	3
an instrument of war	3
the airplanes of the	3
when the latter is	3
solve the problem of	3
as a military unit	3
the balloon began to	3
it is to be	3
during the whole period	3
branch of the service	3
of what may be	3
we were obliged to	3
the remainder of the	3
under these circumstances the	3
one of the new	3
on the outward journey	3
to the left and	3
in the effort to	3
between new york and	3
their way to the	3
the range of a	3
be attacked by a	3
between us and the	3
the center of pressure	3
to carry out his	3
the front elevating plane	3
the earliest days of	3
was found to be	3
in the light of	3
that they had been	3
miles per hour and	3
the united states at	3
or for that matter	3
we turned to the	3
full of air to	3
the upward pressure of	3
one above the other	3
the winning of the	3
bearing in mind the	3
was accomplished by the	3
which would have been	3
seemed to think that	3
on this side of	3
to cover a wide	3
keep pace with the	3
the celerity with which	3
the broad lines of	3
is connected with the	3
to be used for	3
had it not been	3
and sixty miles an	3
by no means easy	3
pilot and the gunner	3
of a dirigible balloon	3
the prowess of the	3
the guns of the	3
in place of the	3
in the air will	3
was necessary for the	3
arch of the wing	3
it will be remembered	3
and one of them	3
less than two hundred	3
taken at a height	3
for a flight of	3
that it is a	3
of exactly the same	3
is known as a	3
previous to the outbreak	3
the back of the	3
by a number of	3
like those of a	3
to the nature of	3
part and parcel of	3
the air will be	3
the exception of the	3
to the point of	3
the members of the	3
on the other side	3
have been allowed to	3
reach a height of	3
since the days when	3
be carried out upon	3
that he can see	3
a submarine boat which	3
the united states is	3
or at least to	3
during the early days	3
forward at the rate	3
was far from being	3
in one or two	3
sudden gust of wind	3
to the science of	3
still a long way	3
of the dirigible balloon	3
pressure of the air	3
experience has proved that	3
the balance of the	3
a matter of extreme	3
the achievements of the	3
of the airplane to	3
from the spot where	3
to the construction of	3
work in connection with	3
from side to side	3
during the period of	3
to keep up with	3
at the rear of	3
the latter is able	3
early part of the	3
as to convey the	3
to the present time	3
of the tail of	3
operated by the pilot	3
one hundred and sixty	3
was the fact that	3
only a few hundred	3
some of the boats	3
was taken from the	3
of the aviator in	3
to obtain a clear	3
in every part of	3
in this particular field	3
in the creation of	3
over the lines and	3
has come to be	3
of the wright brothers	3
this type have been	3
be able to carry	3
he must be able	3
it were possible to	3
an engine of war	3
to the difficulty of	3
the evolution of the	3
by a series of	3
rise in the atmosphere	3
in an earlier chapter	3
it was impossible to	3
the terror of the	3
may be gathered from	3
and it may be	3
a quarter of an	3
the romance of aircraft	3
and a number of	3
submarine boat which he	3
it was to be	3
with nothing worse than	3
of the allied nations	3
at the present time	3
five miles an hour	3
the french and english	3
of the english channel	3
with a view to	3
officers and men were	3
to make it possible	3
was shot down by	3
the pride of the	3
to see that the	3
returned to earth in	3
in a few minutes	3
it is difficult to	3
of which he had	3
the crew of the	3
has been expended upon	3
of the world at	3
larger and more powerful	3
parts of the airplane	3
was probably due to	3
what seems to be	3
can be no doubt	3
the same manner as	3
from point to point	3
far from being the	3
a height of ten	3
in the fact that	3
in the air as	3
rounded at the front	3
the use of aircraft	3
the purpose of the	3
the reason for the	3
taking advantage of the	3
in the shape of	3
became more and more	3
had been designed for	3
number of fighting machines	3
feet above the earth	3
up to this time	3
part of the country	3
been designed for the	3
end of the balloon	3
general service duties over	3
time of his death	3
it was ascertained that	3
the french military department	3
the attention of the	3
a german submarine mine	3
preparation of this book	3
to a great height	3
be raised or lowered	3
and many of the	3
that the possibility of	3
the invention of the	3
which they have been	3
the most famous of	3
for a few hours	3
the right of the	3
to avoid the danger	3
far in excess of	3
set fire to the	3
information as to the	3
done so much to	3
wilbur and orville wright	3
the advantage over the	3
is stated to have	3
armed with machine guns	3
of the water and	3
at a distance of	3
a quarter of a	3
the sport of the	3
the angle of the	3
the machine which they	3
but there was no	3
the attitude of the	3
when the war broke	3
to a high degree	3
is by far the	3
when the wind was	3
some part of the	3
a stream of bullets	3
the points where the	3
to those of the	3
the comte de lambert	3
owing to the difficulty	3
of the boat was	3
nothing more than a	3
to work on a	3
it was necessary to	3
the roofs of the	3
it not been for	3
one of our machines	3
in the near future	3
fitted with a horse	3
the long line of	3
which was responsible for	3
place in the air	3
within the zone of	3
will be noted that	3
one or the other	3
the possibilities of the	3
is placed at the	3
all round the compass	3
the fact that they	3
and in spite of	3
fitted with motors developing	3
and in order to	3
to be reckoned with	3
main features of the	3
rapid development of aircraft	3
to hover over a	3
come to the surface	3
average speed of miles	3
to think of the	3
in a submarine boat	3
carrying a crew of	3
the range has been	3
the sky is clear	3
the deck of the	3
latter is able to	3
the face of the	3
of the german submarine	3
as to enable the	3
in view of the	3
time was ripe for	3
of the machine and	3
the positions of the	3
the end of this	3
it is one of	3
superiority in the air	3
a little reflection will	3
the bow of the	3
as the latter is	3
in the air is	3
matter of extreme difficulty	3
the use of a	3
the skill of the	3
for a time the	3
one on each side	3
the evolution of a	3
to spy out the	3
the crossing of the	3
in the gnome motor	3
able to make a	3
from a great height	3
vacuum above it which	3
make it possible for	3
the failure of the	3
the gun had to	3
over and around the	3
the supporting air pressure	3
the envelope of the	3
was responsible for the	3
the other side of	3
an angle to the	3
the mouth of the	3
in a state of	3
twenty thousand leagues under	3
hear the rattle of	3
conducted a series of	2
the water was expelled	2
early farman machine prior	2
airdrome near the front	2
device by which the	2
must not be under	2
the vulnerability of the	2
appears to be a	2
brought home to the	2
point at which it	2
a tendency to fall	2
be hoped that the	2
the fire in the	2
was obvious that the	2
the air of which	2
and it was in	2
air raiders over england	2
they strike the objective	2
that had ever been	2
hull of the boat	2
amount of rolling stock	2
that as a result	2
i can see the	2
that of a fish	2
quarters of an hour	2
the exterior of first	2
its radius of action	2
types of machines which	2
permit the gas to	2
death of a zeppelin	2
of the fighting airmen	2
types of machines that	2
diagram showing the main	2
the war has shown	2
of course it is	2
of this class was	2
it was fitted with	2
war against the invader	2
to take the air	2
and swerved to the	2
under the shelter of	2
of the allies in	2
dim outline of the	2
german air raiders over	2
will no doubt be	2
by far the best	2
adaptation of the lake	2
as a means to	2
by means of wire	2
pilot and observer of	2
of gunner in early	2
by means of compressed	2
to the satisfaction of	2
two or three months	2
it was different from	2
pride of the german	2
that up to a	2
time than it takes	2
to learn the art	2
the purpose of maintaining	2
the daily cost of	2
projecting framework of four	2
it is a very	2
would be the effect	2
upon the ground beneath	2
seen to be the	2
part of the allied	2
the early experimenters with	2
remained was to develop	2
to fly the channel	2
for long distance work	2
a degree of perfection	2
the fruits of the	2
of the country beneath	2
to fly for france	2
a short time before	2
a little larger than	2
the airplane of to	2
and here again the	2
that long before the	2
was due primarily to	2
but he has a	2
placed in a row	2
a wide variety of	2
upon the outcome of	2
before leaving the ground	2
so that they might	2
ready a number of	2
a distance equal to	2
without the slightest difficulty	2
to good purpose for	2
balloon of the u	2
to be the great	2
until the nineteenth century	2
this new boat was	2
they were equipped with	2
count von zeppelin had	2
rest of the army	2
the internal combustion engine	2
it is bound to	2
each bus in turn	2
miles or so in	2
a few days previously	2
she set to work	2
line of sight of	2
when one of the	2
to the size of	2
vigilance over the lines	2
be able to land	2
gave the command to	2
filled with hydrogen gas	2
a balloon of this	2
stern test of war	2
the case of a	2
which the gun can	2
the start of the	2
of her crew were	2
that the signals are	2
were up and doing	2
by a crew of	2
plane captured by the	2
waters of the north	2
french observation balloon on	2
the pilot of a	2
machine tuning up for	2
made some silly mistake	2
submarine engineer and inventor	2
and the reason for	2
he is condemned to	2
offer less resistance to	2
of turning out a	2
rose into the air	2
the straight road to	2
up entirely to cargo	2
was for this that	2
is quite true that	2
match for the german	2
all four wheels are	2
body of the craft	2
of rifle and machine	2
nearer and nearer to	2
the german people believe	2
the command of a	2
is likely to become	2
of the gas escaping	2
fact that he never	2
it has apparently been	2
been able to see	2
in store for the	2
to make an attack	2
is every reason to	2
little reflection will suffice	2
machine of the enemy	2
a french nieuport dropping	2
the preparation of the	2
most of which were	2
been heard of the	2
the air at all	2
the principle of the	2
when travelling at high	2
to get our bearings	2
in making a descent	2
of the target and	2
although the airman is	2
means of compressed air	2
type of machine is	2
combustion engine can be	2
destruction of the enemy	2
have been developed to	2
by no fewer than	2
a projecting framework of	2
and one or two	2
a rough idea of	2
which at the moment	2
dirigible of the american	2
the consequence is that	2
that there would be	2
the aeroplane and the	2
that the process of	2
there we ran into	2
by two or more	2
the night bomber is	2
every effort is made	2
at the height of	2
able to meet the	2
of the airman is	2
the strain of constant	2
of an airplane has	2
new terror of the	2
spell of dud weather	2
i know is that	2
the annals of aeronautics	2
nothing worse than a	2
means of message bags	2
wright machine rising just	2
to the ends of	2
up the range of	2
in charge of the	2
our ground speed to	2
carried out with a	2
framework of four long	2
the limits of the	2
of his machine is	2
in the forefront of	2
idea of the parachute	2
dirigible balloon was the	2
to be more effective	2
service balloon on the	2
commercial development of the	2
one of the wings	2
of this form of	2
of the machine when	2
action of the breeze	2
the white cliffs of	2
there is one point	2
the idea of a	2
principles of international law	2
out of its course	2
the airship in this	2
abandoned in favour of	2
was a wise move	2
a few months before	2
to observe the progress	2
in the front of	2
the exact number of	2
height of three thousand	2
result that within a	2
of power and mobility	2
in the character of	2
the legion of honour	2
dropping from an aeroplane	2
the form of the	2
is merely a matter	2
beyond the lines of	2
by a large number	2
the height of the	2
if it were possible	2
the general staff informed	2
that many of the	2
majority of the zeppelin	2
to continue his researches	2
more than two years	2
secretaries of war and	2
of the air was	2
france and great britain	2
he at once began	2
the french aerial navy	2
do not imagine that	2
has proved to be	2
encourage the planting of	2
is safe from detection	2
between the french and	2
an american built caproni	2
training of the aviator	2
tulasne and lieutenant de	2
the airman has not	2
varnished with a solution	2
of this lack of	2
a sight of the	2
the classroom and on	2
the next step was	2
might be described as	2
how could she be	2
of the enemy to	2
was even more daring	2
with the help of	2
a few moments it	2
it brought home to	2
were little more than	2
to his eyrie in	2
of british machines is	2
your state of mind	2
from which the aviators	2
of his line of	2
you could go to	2
when there are no	2
a height as to	2
the installation is mounted	2
out over the sea	2
airplane in the world	2
the first time the	2
gave good service in	2
the balloon could be	2
according to the wind	2
her air force was	2
the teeth of the	2
resistance offered by the	2
the latest type of	2
with the most perfect	2
the efforts of santos	2
case of an accident	2
he jumped from the	2
reflection will suffice to	2
is obvious that the	2
giant and the pigmies	2
in another few minutes	2
of the eighteenth century	2
such a degree as	2
of the airplane they	2
hundred miles an hour	2
had gathered to witness	2
covering a distance of	2
to the problem of	2
views of the country	2
machines which are used	2
captive balloon has been	2
there is not the	2
the airplane body or	2
his body and that	2
to correct the error	2
made the trip from	2
connection with the airplane	2
airmen of the allies	2
a shell bursts close	2
the cost of further	2
air at high altitudes	2
part of the envelope	2
than five hundred yards	2
it was due to	2
is no easy task	2
suggests that he may	2
of attack by nautilus	2
this state of affairs	2
we should be able	2
had a capacity of	2
view of the country	2
on the starboard side	2
for the sport of	2
within a few seconds	2
are responsible for the	2
and he has not	2
weight of the necessary	2
at the bow and	2
have made some silly	2
it was pointed out	2
it is apparent that	2
deep in the territory	2
resistance to the wind	2
and to this end	2
to inflate the balloon	2
is the use of	2
must have made some	2
degree of accuracy and	2
problems the inventors had	2
it was at this	2
ways and means to	2
the gun posted at	2
in the field the	2
the means of propulsion	2
as the war proceeds	2
and looked out through	2
the sum total of	2
may or may not	2
a bomb weighing one	2
appreciable effect upon the	2
aerial fleet of germany	2
be ready for the	2
to the staff of	2
look to their laurels	2
i was one of	2
the wind which was	2
over the field and	2
to be overcome in	2
to keep the balloon	2
it up into the	2
light in weight and	2
the hope that the	2
the sides of which	2
a number of boats	2
clouds rise in the	2
shells hurled from the	2
as far as possible	2
through one of the	2
the resistance of the	2
the period of mobilisation	2
series of experiments with	2
put it out of	2
the building of a	2
or three hundred miles	2
took the form of	2
did not fail to	2
travelling on the surface	2
it became apparent that	2
this way and that	2
it reaches the floor	2
covered more miles than	2
find out where we	2
they could not be	2
and had a radius	2
continued his investigations and	2
on the deck of	2
the grim game of	2
be seen that a	2
nothing for it but	2
to rely entirely upon	2
tricks and ruses to	2
the hearts of the	2
by the german nation	2
from his point of	2
the presence of hostile	2
make the acquaintance of	2
beginnings of submarine invention	2
we would have to	2
time one of the	2
in the first few	2
terror that flieth by	2
the air pressure is	2
a far cry from	2
upward pressure of the	2
french nieuport dropping a	2
great objection to the	2
in the air to	2
was lighter than air	2
the signal to attack	2
some of the most	2
far removed from the	2
might be said to	2
major von parseval and	2
a beam of feet	2
death of the aviator	2
the zeppelin was a	2
entire length of the	2
time spent in actual	2
the type of the	2
in doubt as to	2
periscope is practically useless	2
as though it had	2
on which it works	2
right or to left	2
the wrong side of	2
view of a british	2
the division of the	2
was to be the	2
the spirit of the	2
force of gravity to	2
the battlefields of europe	2
pressure of the wind	2
of starting from a	2
captured by the british	2
it was the nieuport	2
into the air by	2
was only a very	2
line as far as	2
and it will rise	2
report that signals are	2
skimming off into the	2
progress of the airplane	2
at a safe distance	2
of an avion de	2
the appearance of this	2
later type of french	2
noise of his motor	2
during the past ten	2
might just as well	2
again we hear the	2
submarine entrapped by nets	2
forward of the pilot	2
prevent the germans from	2
you flit from town	2
shots of the enemy	2
of the german emperor	2
far in advance of	2
run the gauntlet of	2
first half of the	2
to miles an hour	2
his time and his	2
in equilibrium with the	2
influence on the outcome	2
waiting for an opportunity	2
the completion of the	2
from the ranks of	2
to make the ascent	2
it is made in	2
and turned in a	2
which could be moved	2
up in such a	2
to do their work	2
back of the german	2
the resistance to the	2
the enemy have been	2
the marksman is provided	2
methods of the war	2
the latest word in	2
the death of a	2
has been put out	2
of a fish or	2
mean a gap in	2
raid on a troop	2
important part during the	2
were not fitted with	2
a height of more	2
it can be recognized	2
first trip across the	2
accuracy of the british	2
the scene of action	2
increasing the size of	2
was not until that	2
was based on the	2
to make a trial	2
the zone of fire	2
were accompanied by a	2
of the admiralty board	2
it was a wise	2
before the declaration of	2
curtains between the main	2
it comes to a	2
development of submarine boats	2
to the earth in	2
became entangled in the	2
balloon of this sort	2
all i know is	2
is no easy matter	2
the rest of us	2
designed and built by	2
military value of the	2
likely to prove successful	2
biplane of his own	2
turned in a vain	2
he had been shot	2
can hope to do	2
but it was too	2
for the winning of	2
the london daily mail	2
was the signal for	2
attached to the balloon	2
from feet to feet	2
we of the fighting	2
the one and only	2
be one of the	2
by means of her	2
outstanding features of the	2
of war has been	2
the giant caproni bombing	2
the mounting of a	2
a sudden gust of	2
the car was suspended	2
duty it is to	2
that the british aerial	2
the german military staff	2
crashing to earth in	2
the periscope is practically	2
the big bird of	2
it could not be	2
goodyear tire and rubber	2
hundred feet in the	2
in the air in	2
iii early balloon adventures	2
in the greatest war	2
the glare of the	2
the full length of	2
the gauntlet of the	2
which had to be	2
some account of the	2
to the center of	2
in which it was	2
and to communicate the	2
incidents of the war	2
and lieutenant de la	2
from one part of	2
held the record for	2
aviation from a military	2
when the boat was	2
by every means known	2
unparalleled skill at maneuvering	2
v formation at bombing	2
and we have seen	2
come crashing to the	2
it is in this	2
becomes the sport of	2
of the envelope and	2
of the machine would	2
course of a few	2
from bow to stern	2
the german airmen have	2
rose to the occasion	2
in the wake of	2
caught a glimpse of	2
the english channel and	2
at bow and stern	2
torpedo designed by fulton	2
this applies especially to	2
of the front lines	2
of the air will	2
it is maintained that	2
the allied as well	2
when the engine is	2
active service in the	2
benefit of the world	2
in airplanes at the	2
from that time on	2
of the air current	2
the effects of the	2
interested in the building	2
the slightest deviation from	2
that the submarine had	2
but a little reflection	2
balloon from which the	2
the liberty motor is	2
at the front of	2
it can be made	2
to build machines that	2
across and drifted us	2
weight of the fluid	2
a high standard of	2
of the submarine will	2
depth to which the	2
of the war shall	2
the boats that were	2
side of his machine	2
the short period of	2
to a high standard	2
a part of the	2
in the strictest interpretation	2
attained a speed of	2
the services of santos	2
gas attack photographed from	2
be fitted with an	2
it is not the	2
of the british admiralty	2
a protest against the	2
there is every reason	2
and that of his	2
balloon rising from the	2
of the air and	2
a crew of twenty	2
years of the twentieth	2
bombing planes of the	2
heaping fuel upon the	2
in which the pilot	2
an official record of	2
like that of a	2
like a ship without	2
considerable divergence of opinion	2
can be recognized by	2
not to cross the	2
connection with the british	2
lake said that we	2
on the aerodrome at	2
the principles of the	2
since the outbreak of	2
could be drawn down	2
the secretary of war	2
carried out in the	2
tapering toward the stern	2
a giant bombing airplane	2
through his body and	2
has been able to	2
it had been built	2
glider or an airplane	2
of the envelope is	2
the boat was submerged	2
two and a half	2
the great war in	2
through the reports of	2
with which it was	2
method of attack by	2
rounding the eiffel tower	2
keep on the move	2
speed of his machine	2
the damage wrought by	2
craft of this type	2
made by an american	2
months and had covered	2
the long list of	2
of the car and	2
not less than fifty	2
as anyone who has	2
in war time are	2
the flying corps as	2
of the majority of	2
that it is the	2
parachute by the escaping	2
speed of one hundred	2
earth in the manner	2
driven by an electric	2
the observer does not	2
into full view of	2
a short time after	2
that field in the	2
i was in a	2
upper portion of the	2
think of nothing but	2
in the submarine problem	2
showing method of car	2
the upper portion of	2
makes a circle and	2
was known as the	2
for any length of	2
a french aviator between	2
very outbreak of the	2
earth seems to be	2
states entered upon the	2
the advantage of being	2
to watch the ascent	2
at bolling field near	2
were responsible for the	2
had demonstrated a principle	2
was destroyed by an	2
known to have been	2
major tulasne and lieutenant	2
course of the war	2
to take part in	2
used as a speed	2
will cause it to	2
by the news that	2
for a while the	2
take the place of	2
built for spain in	2
battle of the somme	2
of an air battle	2
to one hundred and	2
the first time in	2
the result that he	2
bore witness to the	2
there was no sign	2
of machines which were	2
of the germans in	2
only a few minutes	2
to such details as	2
we found ourselves in	2
it carries two cars	2
on the floor of	2
through the air a	2
the comers of the	2
the demands of his	2
after a few minutes	2
we were treated to	2
station is connected with	2
and your state of	2
for one of the	2
controversy between germany and	2
put on full power	2
car is suspended by	2
off into the blue	2
at the mercy of	2
when this has been	2
with sufficient velocity to	2
of the city of	2
of the boat to	2
largest dirigible of the	2
after the war began	2
third year of the	2
the ranks of the	2
but it is largely	2
opening years of the	2
to return to the	2
and the fire of	2
out on the wing	2
to military airship supremacy	2
of this sort of	2
before the french had	2
about the time of	2
i development of the	2
over the british lines	2
of revolutions of an	2
the interior of first	2
which has now become	2
should be awarded to	2
the dirigible is superior	2
territory of the foe	2
there is nothing to	2
with the british fleet	2
shape of the balloon	2
it was almost like	2
or fuselage of the	2
the dirigible is a	2
has to contend against	2
the french army had	2
as lilienthal had done	2
loop the loop in	2
feet or more above	2
away at the enemy	2
of the gas bag	2
for the fact that	2
closing of the breech	2
of the conquest of	2
the back of his	2
in an attack on	2
weight of the balloon	2
with the utmost care	2
we will have to	2
the propeller department in	2
finest expression of aeronautical	2
on the day after	2
captured german fokker exhibited	2
series of articles from	2
great importance of aviation	2
of consummating this end	2
a tangled mass of	2
fuselage of the airplane	2
such as picric acid	2
importance of aviation from	2
in the size of	2
of the airmen in	2
possibilities of the airship	2
between the two countries	2
at the apex of	2
branches of a tree	2
in order to reach	2
forced out of the	2
in a series of	2
direct artillery fire and	2
classroom and on the	2
of his time and	2
of the machine guns	2
and the fuselage and	2
british army baby dirigible	2
of danger to the	2
the first submarine to	2
not a bad one	2
the relief of the	2
with gun mounted on	2
from the champ de	2
torpedo tubes for eight	2
the disposition of troops	2
and were able to	2
to new york flight	2
view of the ground	2
its operations in the	2
is regarded as the	2
it is only a	2
were ready for service	2
of fact it is	2
bombing plane brought down	2
not been for the	2
for surface navigation and	2
every one of the	2
maintain communication over a	2
as to ensure a	2
had been laid down	2
for spain in the	2
by means of message	2
in no small measure	2
it was only natural	2
the comparative strength of	2
a depth of fifty	2
to catch sight of	2
more than a hundred	2
of the airplane the	2
the advocates of a	2
every indication that the	2
if it is filled	2
into the teeth of	2
method of starting from	2
of the giant caproni	2
diagram of a german	2
a level keel rather	2
what an aviator must	2
the mosquito craft of	2
development of the dirigible	2
to lift the airplane	2
the blind forces of	2
to carry out their	2
the chocks were pulled	2
during the past year	2
had covered more miles	2
the wright brothers is	2
for hours at a	2
biplanes of this type	2
cubic feet of gas	2
more than anything else	2
within the danger zone	2
by the practice of	2
the affair of the	2
thousands of feet below	2
development of dirigible balloons	2
placed inside the balloon	2
the moment the crisis	2
birth of an airplane	2
it would be unjust	2
internal combustion engine can	2
or more above the	2
paris at the time	2
from one end of	2
the submarine has become	2
of a few weeks	2
ii first principles of	2
ready to be dropped	2
ranged one above the	2
two thousand feet in	2
the next two years	2
is admitted to be	2
has been heard of	2
we read the story	2
an attack from the	2
stream of bullets as	2
as we have already	2
but this was not	2
do not feel altogether	2
had ready a number	2
settle upon the water	2
bag of mail carried	2
is doubtful whether the	2
through the barrage of	2