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quadgram	frequency
in the united states	169
the american expeditionary forces	133
the armistice was signed	114
signing of the armistice	81
the signing of the	79
when the armistice was	64
the end of the	59
of the united states	54
in the manufacture of	51
at the rate of	50
in the production of	48
of the american expeditionary	47
for the manufacture of	43
in the hands of	41
for the production of	37
one of the most	34
the time of the	34
at the time of	34
in the case of	33
at the same time	33
in the spring of	32
in addition to the	32
the manufacture of the	28
the use of the	28
it was necessary to	28
at the end of	26
before the armistice was	26
per cent of the	25
for the use of	24
of the ordnance department	24
the production of the	24
the beginning of the	24
the united states and	23
we entered the war	23
to the american expeditionary	23
the back of the	22
on the part of	22
to the united states	22
a large number of	22
at a cost of	22
of the signing of	22
as soon as the	22
at the beginning of	21
the plant of the	21
the hands of the	21
by the end of	21
it was evident that	21
the weight of the	21
the rock island arsenal	20
the fact that the	20
in the great war	20
the needs of the	20
it was found that	19
the rest of the	19
to the end of	19
for the first time	18
the point of the	18
to take care of	18
the case of the	18
by the ordnance department	18
on the other hand	18
armistice was signed the	18
the result was that	17
to the signing of	17
time of the signing	17
end of the war	17
the trench warfare section	17
under the direction of	17
packard motor car co	16
was one of the	16
when we entered the	16
the direction of the	16
on a large scale	16
the development of the	16
the united states to	16
during the war period	16
of the signal corps	15
the edge of the	15
it will be seen	15
the date of the	15
to the production of	15
to the fact that	15
from the united states	15
prior to the war	15
was known as the	15
to be found in	15
by the american expeditionary	14
in addition to this	14
the french and british	14
of the air service	14
it was decided to	14
the united states was	14
the construction of the	14
with the result that	14
the middle of the	14
when the war ended	14
at the signing of	14
the size of the	13
as a result of	13
the united states had	13
the time the armistice	13
in charge of the	13
it was discovered that	13
before the end of	13
the center of the	13
of the liberty engine	13
in the center of	13
with a capacity of	13
in this country and	13
the total production of	13
from the fact that	13
for a long time	13
in the summer of	13
is one of the	13
up to the end	13
the work of the	12
in front of the	12
time the armistice was	12
for the american expeditionary	12
the bureau of standards	12
as a matter of	12
for use in the	12
the part of the	12
standard steel car co	12
on a level with	12
turned out by the	12
the united states in	12
the production of this	12
at the plant of	12
beginning of the war	12
it was not until	12
in the direction of	12
the design of the	12
the first of these	12
in the use of	12
it is interesting to	12
to be used in	12
in the matter of	12
by the time the	12
the centre of the	11
man from the past	11
in the preceding chapter	11
came to an end	11
of the great war	11
the bethlehem steel co	11
with the production of	11
in addition to these	11
will be seen that	11
the manufacture of these	11
to the number of	11
after the armistice was	11
due to the fact	11
the war with germany	11
at the time the	11
the requirements of the	11
the outbreak of the	11
the left side of	11
a great deal of	11
in the design of	11
the position of the	11
was found that the	11
by the united states	11
be seen that the	11
be found in the	11
turned over to the	11
in the construction of	11
in the same way	10
out of the way	10
the early part of	10
during the months of	10
by means of a	10
uncover any evidence that	10
a matter of fact	10
in spite of the	10
in the process of	10
plants in the united	10
the bureau of mines	10
research did not uncover	10
of the war the	10
this publication was renewed	10
not uncover any evidence	10
by the middle of	10
the liberty engine was	10
at right angles to	10
the council of national	10
the packard motor car	10
the clothing and equipage	10
is to be found	10
american car foundry co	10
did not uncover any	10
the morgan engineering co	10
evidence that the u	10
extensive research did not	10
bausch lomb optical co	10
council of national defense	10
the cost of the	10
on this publication was	10
american expeditionary forces were	10
in connection with the	10
on the left side	10
etext was produced from	10
copyright on this publication	10
the service of supply	10
were placed with the	10
any evidence that the	10
this etext was produced	10
for the construction of	10
of the most important	10
in the course of	10
in the first place	10
during the period of	9
that it could be	9
the ford motor co	9
had the war continued	9
the ordnance department was	9
the ordnance department had	9
in the development of	9
the united states for	9
entered the war the	9
at the outbreak of	9
necessary for us to	9
it became necessary to	9
the savage arms corporation	9
in the form of	9
it was necessary for	9
for the liberty engine	9
the united states were	9
of the production of	9
the chemical warfare service	9
was placed with the	9
on account of the	9
for the united states	9
a level with the	9
american expeditionary forces in	9
we were able to	9
for the purpose of	9
the united states entered	9
is interesting to note	9
point of the sword	9
of the bureau of	9
from left to right	9
the war against germany	9
the first time in	8
in this country was	8
of the raw materials	8
the signal corps had	8
the close of the	8
in conjunction with the	8
states entered the war	8
by the fact that	8
the gas defense division	8
on the western front	8
got to his feet	8
result was that the	8
the officers of the	8
that the united states	8
called for the production	8
was in charge of	8
the top of the	8
the rate of per	8
in the fall of	8
it became necessary for	8
the production of these	8
production of the liberty	8
in the neighborhood of	8
in the war the	8
the man from the	8
one of these was	8
is known as the	8
requirements of the american	8
that of the french	8
were sent to the	8
the fact that it	8
the baldwin locomotive works	8
was called upon to	8
when the armistice came	8
that it would be	8
had to be built	8
it became evident that	8
interesting to note that	8
winchester repeating arms co	8
before the signing of	8
by the use of	8
the otis elevator co	8
date of the armistice	8
the magnitude of the	8
of the sixteenth century	8
rate for great britain	8
in the plant of	8
united states entered the	8
clothing and equipage division	8
up to the signing	8
union metallic cartridge co	8
outbreak of the war	8
of rate for great	8
a few of the	8
the side of the	8
was due to the	8
to be able to	8
centre of the target	8
cent of rate for	8
production in this country	8
would have to be	8
in one of the	8
of the work of	8
was well under way	8
per cent of rate	8
at the present day	8
the speed of the	8
the body of the	8
the close of hostilities	7
the length of the	7
the midvale steel co	7
a part of the	7
it may be said	7
the history of the	7
it is necessary to	7
the face of the	7
orders were placed for	7
as that of the	7
for the shipment of	7
in this country we	7
at the cost of	7
for the storage of	7
were delivered to the	7
of the fact that	7
the ordnance department and	7
this side of the	7
to his feet and	7
had been able to	7
had to be made	7
to the control room	7
were shipped to france	7
the other side of	7
to turn out the	7
needs of the army	7
in the best of	7
were shipped to the	7
a result of the	7
close to the body	7
may be said to	7
was found to be	7
right angles to the	7
the salvage service in	7
brake shoe foundry co	7
in the early part	7
at a distance of	7
the operation of the	7
of which had been	7
as far as possible	7
some idea of the	7
the power of the	7
from time to time	7
of the gas defense	7
months of the war	7
the united states army	7
in the autumn of	7
on their own wheels	7
to meet the requirements	7
one of the largest	7
year of the war	7
heppenstall forge knife co	7
of the american army	7
in the first instance	7
the result that the	7
was given to the	7
time of the armistice	7
arrow motor car co	7
of the gun and	7
were used in the	7
the construction of a	7
after the signing of	7
was not until the	7
the men in the	7
and at the same	7
in this country to	7
expeditionary forces in france	7
but there was no	7
the secretary of war	7
the gun is fired	7
used by the french	7
of the armistice the	7
the declaration of war	7
but it was not	7
the winchester repeating arms	7
to go into the	7
it is to be	7
of the army for	7
the british and french	7
on the other side	7
as well as the	7
the total cost of	7
the shape of the	7
on the basis of	7
in the same period	7
of the thirteenth century	7
was the production of	7
the army and navy	7
as soon as possible	7
out at the rate	7
the actual production of	7
other side of the	7
the hands of a	7
of the war was	7
when the united states	7
of the fifteenth century	7
for the sake of	7
were found to be	7
the interior of the	7
the muzzle of the	7
take care of the	7
at an angle of	7
with the exception of	6
at the battle of	6
the western electric co	6
participation in the war	6
of these had been	6
lieu of an equal	6
of the black prince	6
at the close of	6
it was too late	6
finish machining and assembling	6
the united states of	6
an indication of the	6
what is known as	6
in the history of	6
as much as possible	6
in lieu of an	6
the war industries board	6
the upper part of	6
the front of the	6
of the most interesting	6
seems to have been	6
of the manufacture of	6
in some of the	6
at home and abroad	6
the case of a	6
as far as the	6
the manufacture of this	6
entry into the war	6
left side of the	6
the end of july	6
new york air brake	6
a distance of miles	6
the course of the	6
of the middle ages	6
produced in the united	6
of the face piece	6
of the fourteenth century	6
this was done by	6
the bausch lomb optical	6
the war broke out	6
and the united states	6
edge to the left	6
the latter part of	6
the end of hostilities	6
edge of the sword	6
the metropolitan engineering co	6
about per cent of	6
as soon as it	6
period of the war	6
of the more important	6
end of the fighting	6
when the fighting ceased	6
the united states during	6
prior to the signing	6
had been increased to	6
the following table shows	6
hydraulic pressed steel co	6
of one of these	6
the activities of the	6
with the true edge	6
of the salvage service	6
it was possible to	6
the hero manufacturing co	6
to a total of	6
york air brake co	6
the first year of	6
was evident that we	6
it should be remembered	6
a capacity of tons	6
from the austin collection	6
board feet of lumber	6
in the month of	6
there was no time	6
the height of the	6
be one of the	6
was out of the	6
was in the hands	6
in the early days	6
the signal corps was	6
to a great extent	6
up to the control	6
the war came to	6
from the american expeditionary	6
in the middle of	6
the manufacture of such	6
an equal quantity of	6
for the most part	6
practically all of the	6
the construction division built	6
as may be seen	6
it is as well	6
machine guns of the	6
during the summer of	6
in use by the	6
for a total of	6
be made with the	6
the ordnance department in	6
the works of the	6
in order that the	6
the average cost of	6
the remington arms co	6
of an equal quantity	6
was attached to the	6
and as a result	6
the month of october	6
the standard steel car	6
of the radio telephone	6
the united states that	6
in accordance with the	6
our entry into the	6
american expeditionary forces was	6
in use at the	6
a great quantity of	6
a contract with the	6
as well as to	6
were produced by the	6
united states in the	6
of the midvale steel	6
feet long and feet	6
should be remembered that	6
meet the requirements of	6
doehler die castings co	6
in a few minutes	6
at a rate which	6
take care of our	6
it was decided that	6
in sufficient quantities to	6
the door of the	6
as part of the	6
of the edgewood arsenal	6
the circumference of the	6
at the date of	6
the summer of the	6
to be worked out	6
troops in the field	6
and by the time	6
at the time we	6
the pressure of the	6
one of the first	6
the first part of	5
united states during the	5
part of the body	5
that of great britain	5
the national tube co	5
that it must be	5
and in order to	5
the motor transport service	5
for the american army	5
in the fact that	5
to be one of	5
the engineering division of	5
bureau of aircraft production	5
this part of the	5
of the general staff	5
a little more than	5
raw and semifinished materials	5
as in the case	5
the american production of	5
as a source of	5
as the result of	5
the tacony ordnance corporation	5
became necessary for us	5
the fact that our	5
the bottom of the	5
close of the war	5
by the signal corps	5
was turned over to	5
he shook his head	5
it should have been	5
rate of per day	5
joint army and navy	5
it is impossible to	5
at the bureau of	5
the air service of	5
we went into the	5
in the same manner	5
to meet the demand	5
american expeditionary forces for	5
that is to say	5
consequently it was necessary	5
for the national army	5
and shipped to the	5
at the edge of	5
small part of the	5
of the war we	5
under the supervision of	5
the early days of	5
when the gun is	5
a day for the	5
the war there was	5
of new york city	5
as much as the	5
rate of per month	5
which had to be	5
in a line with	5
the office of the	5
it would have been	5
be remembered that the	5
it became apparent that	5
the fifteenth and sixteenth	5
went up to the	5
for the russian government	5
to go ahead with	5
to be equipped with	5
by means of the	5
and navy technical board	5
only one of the	5
shipped from the united	5
american brake shoe foundry	5
camps in this country	5
the general engineer depot	5
with the right foot	5
as soon as he	5
be used in the	5
for the government to	5
it was to be	5
in the operation of	5
by the war department	5
were made by the	5
the third planet of	5
the wrist so that	5
the plants of the	5
expenditure of artillery ammunition	5
the western defense alliance	5
to note that the	5
the early months of	5
it had to be	5
guns and machine rifles	5
of tons per day	5
it was hard to	5
of the development of	5
the position of attention	5
the best of condition	5
had been made to	5
the speed of light	5
as a result the	5
what do you want	5
some of the more	5
this was due to	5
proved to be a	5
of the western defense	5
was sent to france	5
capacity of tons of	5
the construction division was	5
difficulty was experienced in	5
of miles an hour	5
there was on hand	5
the production of gun	5
designed by the ordnance	5
pounds of smokeless powder	5
from right to left	5
is a matter of	5
the general vehicle co	5
with the point of	5
stages of the war	5
the aberdeen proving grounds	5
there was but one	5
the equipment of the	5
be said to have	5
the construction division had	5
the bearer of the	5
of the armistice there	5
the standard aero corporation	5
as a means of	5
there was only one	5
the ordnance department to	5
there were of these	5
as one of the	5
the corps of engineers	5
miles of outpost wire	5
the base printing plant	5
was taken up by	5
at one time there	5
with the left hand	5
may be seen in	5
the head of the	5
were to be used	5
pressed steel car co	5
the total number of	5
to provide for the	5
the fire of the	5
were built by the	5
time of the conquest	5
from the standpoint of	5
the armour of the	5
after the declaration of	5
in a single year	5
a good deal of	5
the facilities of the	5
of the use of	5
during the month of	5
the director of purchase	5
the british and the	5
the ears of the	5
materials and semifinished products	5
in excess of the	5
of the prime continuum	5
air service of the	5
it was planned to	5
the early stages of	5
at the back of	5
the greater part of	5
the rear of the	5
the dow chemical co	5
a cost of approximately	5
pounds a distance of	5
on the subject of	5
the edges of the	5
turn the wrist so	5
century we find the	5
it was found necessary	5
went into the war	5
in the vicinity of	5
both the british and	5
factories in the united	5
the capacity of the	5
is indicated by the	5
part of the war	5
the bureau of aircraft	5
we should have to	5
taken up by the	5
in which case the	5
i want you to	5
machine guns and machine	5
use in the field	5
the time we entered	5
war came to an	5
of one of the	5
when the american expeditionary	5
by the bureau of	5
became evident that the	5
following table shows the	5
we may judge from	5
made in this country	5
may be said that	5
of a number of	5
the same as the	5
the next step was	5
to the development of	5
inch seacoast gun shell	5
the natural guide method	5
army and navy technical	5
early in the war	5
midvale steel ordnance co	5
raw materials and semifinished	5
armistice was signed we	5
of clothing and equipage	5
with the development of	5
at the far end	5
the early summer of	5
built in the united	5
to the engaging guard	5
by the construction division	5
shipped to the american	5
in the control room	5
the united states steel	5
the united states government	5
time we entered the	5
of raw materials and	5
during the winter of	5
production of gun bodies	5
from the french and	5
in the war period	5
we shall find that	5
to the value of	5
had to be designed	5
early stages of the	5
employed in the manufacture	5
of the cost of	4
almost as much as	4
to be used as	4
of the army in	4
edge to the right	4
the principal items of	4
in the cost of	4
a large quantity of	4
the united states from	4
over a period of	4
france and great britain	4
metropolitan museum of art	4
large extensions were made	4
supply the needs of	4
had been ordered and	4
it was used in	4
and was known as	4
it is considered that	4
it is true that	4
of machine guns in	4
by the french and	4
get back to the	4
the early fall of	4
used by the american	4
new england westinghouse co	4
cubic feet of hydrogen	4
the task of the	4
capable of turning out	4
side of the head	4
there was not a	4
british and the french	4
service in the united	4
as soon as they	4
with the american expeditionary	4
the edge to the	4
what had been done	4
the entire project was	4
much the same as	4
the period of hostilities	4
the production of all	4
at the siege of	4
first part of the	4
was charged with the	4
westinghouse electric manufacturing co	4
a projectile weighing pounds	4
to france and england	4
the production of munitions	4
sufficient quantities to meet	4
by far the most	4
the surface of the	4
chassis could be used	4
rescue ship gets here	4
and pulled the trigger	4
about the middle of	4
that the production of	4
the production of shell	4
machine gun and the	4
in spite of all	4
use of the army	4
until the end of	4
part of the work	4
were turning them out	4
with the view of	4
to be operated by	4
more than a year	4
a sufficient supply of	4
the plans and specifications	4
the first time that	4
our forces in france	4
when the war began	4
the delivery of the	4
at the lower edge	4
the object of the	4
to provide the necessary	4
as well as a	4
be equipped with a	4
the united states alone	4
was being equipped to	4
the various parts of	4
feet at right angles	4
on the back of	4
and the other at	4
cadillac motor car co	4
the nature of the	4
of aviation engines in	4
branches of the army	4
chief of the air	4
was to have a	4
the development of machine	4
must be made with	4
a branch of the	4
in the months of	4
to be delivered in	4
for the purchase of	4
the details of the	4
the national army and	4
long by feet wide	4
the production of gas	4
the war had been	4
at a later period	4
was soon discovered that	4
the engineers in france	4
of the battle of	4
during the world war	4
the difficulties in the	4
to a temperature of	4
the british war mission	4
an adequate supply of	4
to do with it	4
in the adoption of	4
at the doors of	4
of a gun is	4
on this side of	4
a day of the	4
than per cent were	4
feet long by feet	4
the end of november	4
new britain machine co	4
the signal corps in	4
up at the sky	4
only a few of	4
was the manufacture of	4
of purchase and storage	4
in spite of their	4
which the united states	4
gun bethlehem steel co	4
of some of the	4
requirements of the army	4
of the ground type	4
firearms and edged weapons	4
point of the stick	4
produced from worlds of	4
the camps and cantonments	4
the metropolitan museum of	4
the extent of the	4
used in the war	4
and united states compared	4
quantity production in the	4
were being turned out	4
during the war was	4
a wide range of	4
engaged in the manufacture	4
part of the equipment	4
which had been developed	4
as quickly as possible	4
used in the manufacture	4
it was soon discovered	4
far in advance of	4
at the start of	4
each of these plants	4
the airplane radio telephone	4
manufacturing facilities of the	4
delivered to the government	4
were to be equipped	4
be applied to the	4
the plans of the	4
the american troops in	4
was used in the	4
back of the hilt	4
the most important of	4
that portion of the	4
the requirements of our	4
of the gun is	4
united states compared with	4
the day when the	4
out of the question	4
important part of the	4
date of the signing	4
up to that time	4
the nose of the	4
of the wireless telephone	4
america entered the war	4
extensions were made to	4
in this work the	4
adopted the policy of	4
the rate of production	4
wrist so that the	4
weight of the gun	4
the bore of the	4
the spring of the	4
the best of all	4
as an indication of	4
to meet the needs	4
had been in the	4
facilities for the production	4
and had to be	4
salvage service in france	4
howitzer bethlehem steel co	4
of the parts were	4
and it was necessary	4
had been completed and	4
speed at ground level	4
total shipped to camps	4
it was determined that	4
armour of this period	4
built by construction division	4
i want to see	4
to prepare for the	4
we would have been	4
the success of the	4
these had to be	4
to be in the	4
it is estimated that	4
in most of the	4
was necessary for the	4
turned out at the	4
it was impossible to	4
a large part of	4
had been engaged in	4
the war period was	4
feet minutes seconds minutes	4
the goodyear tire rubber	4
in the recent war	4
he was going to	4
is shown on plate	4
an angle of about	4
of hardness and toughness	4
production when the armistice	4
the motor transport corps	4
it is well to	4
the contracts for the	4
of the lack of	4
did not have the	4
of the difficulties in	4
branch of the army	4
the shortest possible time	4
produced in this country	4
the international harvester co	4
to point out that	4
been turned out by	4
until the great war	4
the action of the	4
in the american expeditionary	4
of the war department	4
pounds of high explosive	4
the quantity production of	4
the number of men	4
up to the time	4
in order to handle	4
to be used by	4
that we could not	4
assistant secretary of war	4
the carnegie steel co	4
during the same period	4
the new england westinghouse	4
to the success of	4
the observer in the	4
the ends of the	4
the bend of the	4
of the plant was	4
manufacture of the finished	4
the face piece must	4
there was plenty of	4
production during the war	4
edge face to the	4
evident that we could	4
the size of a	4
we were in the	4
in view of the	4
for the training of	4
at the outset of	4
of the trench warfare	4
a considerable amount of	4
a maximum range of	4
two views of the	4
as we have seen	4
proved to be the	4
the port of embarkation	4
should be able to	4
pittsburgh plate glass co	4
until the close of	4
to be delivered by	4
and in the united	4
end of the thirteenth	4
of the total of	4
of the construction of	4
goodyear tire rubber co	4
being turned out in	4
greater than that of	4
of the number of	4
officers of the american	4
by the british and	4
there was no longer	4
then there were the	4
edge to the rear	4
the force of the	4
the production of a	4
france and united states	4
which were to be	4
necessary for the government	4
was done by the	4
was still in the	4
the demands of the	4
this meant that the	4
elbow close to the	4
this portion of the	4
connection with the production	4
and it had to	4
the day of the	4
a total cost of	4
it was the only	4
for the benefit of	4
were manufactured by the	4
in the shortest possible	4
order to meet the	4
was based on the	4
and come to the	4
ordnance department was to	4
the firing of a	4
of the weight of	4
feet of wall board	4
in the early fall	4
of the western electric	4
to a large extent	4
the reason for this	4
the portion of the	4
was under the direction	4
in the possession of	4
the spencer lens co	4
the development of this	4
the old hickory plant	4
partly because of the	4
in use in the	4
and some of the	4
the national army cantonments	4
radio telegraph transmitting set	4
he was in the	4
the period of the	4
for the duration of	4
man with the gun	4
long and feet wide	4
that we were able	4
production of liberty engines	4
end of the year	4
the impact of a	4
at a time when	4
the development of mobile	4
of an inch thick	4
the war we had	4
was made in the	4
towards the centre of	4
it must not be	4
were turned out by	4
be seen in the	4
time the united states	4
to be the most	4
of them in the	4
for the same purpose	4
by the spring of	4
back of the sword	4
that had to be	4
the armistice was declared	4
by the tens of	4
this was known as	4
compared with great britain	4
the duration of the	4
corrected table sum from	4
plant in the world	4
the production of rifles	4
might be expected to	4
an additional order for	4
manufacture of mustard gas	4
plants for the manufacture	4
service of the american	4
are you going to	4
at the time when	4
in this country the	4
at the front was	4
the end of june	4
upper part of the	4
of the magnitude of	4
and the rest of	4
to do with the	4
squadrons at the front	4
the american can co	4
the total output of	4
british ministry of munitions	4
director of purchase and	4
on the development of	4
is as well to	4
just before the armistice	4
was the development of	4
and in some cases	4
one side of the	4
throughout the united states	4
one of the best	4
the parts of the	4
the walls of the	4
them out at the	4
the advance of the	4
is said to have	4
made possible by the	4
states steel products co	4
on the day the	4
cent of total issue	4
at long island city	4
was manufactured by the	4
of the quartermaster corps	4
on the ground that	4
on account of its	4
an order for of	4
rounds of artillery ammunition	4
to the war department	4
to the left and	4
the armour of this	4
the du pont co	4
order for of these	4
the side of a	4
states compared with great	4
when the war broke	4
to the air service	4
engines in this country	4
to the government in	4
we find that the	4
in almost new condition	4
the butt of the	4
the assistant secretary of	4
the american army in	4
is shown on fig	4
capacity in the united	4
of the chemical warfare	4
square feet of wall	4
the largest in the	4
the doehler die castings	4
the result of the	4
the war in the	4
to the training camps	4
it would not be	4
was let to the	4
a sufficient quantity of	4
or more of the	4
the development of a	4
to supply the needs	4
it came to the	4
of horses and mules	4
tons per day by	4
to some extent in	4
nearly a million years	4
spring and summer of	4
one or more of	4
pounds per square inch	4
the accuracy of the	4
with that of the	4
united states had been	4
in the field were	4
the philadelphia quartermaster depot	4
the spring and summer	4
it is obvious that	4
for the signal corps	4
when it came to	4
up the production of	4
the manufacture of mustard	4
as light as possible	4
as the united states	4
the man with the	4
of the construction division	4
first year of the	4
the time when the	4
and also in the	4
was produced from worlds	4
in the way of	4
a good plan to	4
which can be made	4
as an aid to	4
used by the british	4
when we went into	4
on the communications system	4
some of them were	4
contracts were let for	4
in order to meet	4
the assembling of the	4
rate of production of	4
in use on the	4
the rescue ship gets	4
on the bayeux tapestry	4
of the subsistence division	4
per cent of total	4
in the design and	4
those in charge of	4
in the civil war	4
the atmosphere of the	4
which had been built	4
want to talk to	4
the supervision of the	4
would have been in	4
the eye of the	4
the outside of the	4
in the fifteenth century	4
was evident that the	4
to turn over to	4
before the war the	4
known as the mark	4
at aberdeen proving ground	4
the american car foundry	4
for the ordnance department	4
because of the danger	4
it may have been	4
it is better to	4
the completion of the	4
he had to get	4
called upon to supply	4
development in the manufacture	4
united states steel products	4
the early spring of	4
in the early months	4
of the packard motor	4
is feet long and	4
the value of the	4
little more than a	4
not exceeding per cent	4
had charge of the	4
the drawings for the	4
as high as the	4
the wearing of armour	4
but none of these	4
had the armistice not	4
a few days after	4
on hand in the	4
the british ministry of	4
this was particularly true	4
of artillery ammunition in	4
get to the sphere	4
designed for use against	4
early part of the	4
on a grand scale	4
may judge from the	4
the object aimed at	4
facilities had to be	4
has a capacity of	4
the inside of the	4
for the operation of	4
federal motor truck co	4
use on the western	4
thousands of tons of	4
exceeding per cent of	4
there were not enough	4
and known as the	4
the entrance of the	4
given an order for	4
found it necessary to	4
and the point of	4
next step was to	4
guns had been completed	3
said to have started	3
at the top of	3
in his right hand	3
proved to be more	3
were able to begin	3
of the needs of	3
at the works of	3
back to the position	3
that it is a	3
prior to the armistice	3
entire manufacturing facilities of	3
he had to be	3
in the presence of	3
of the most deadly	3
an inch and a	3
turn over to the	3
the repair of clothing	3
is known as a	3
in charge of a	3
at the tacony ordnance	3
the supreme war council	3
from the muzzle of	3
were those of the	3
it must have been	3
and all the other	3
in the three years	3
a good example of	3
and a number of	3
side of the hill	3
of the danger of	3
took up the matter	3
to the amount of	3
the david lupton sons	3
when the war came	3
three years of warfare	3
our point of view	3
edge inclined to the	3
such a war as	3
the edgewater steel co	3
and also of the	3
service at the front	3
of skill and equipment	3
one of the great	3
capacity had been increased	3
at an average cost	3
during the fourteenth century	3
the thumb on the	3
it was the first	3
be the equal of	3
come back to the	3
of the sword is	3
a line with your	3
a cut at his	3
so called from its	3
it would have cost	3
he made his way	3
the distance of the	3
the day the armistice	3
united states rubber co	3
large part of the	3
of the head and	3
packed for overseas shipment	3
from airplane to ground	3
the production of heavy	3
with the use of	3
engaged in the production	3
i have to do	3
the base of the	3
message from new fresno	3
in the field in	3
as we knew it	3
than those of the	3
in such quantities that	3
as shown in fig	3
the rate of fire	3
the summer of and	3
of the armistice was	3
is equipped with a	3
the end of october	3
before the close of	3
pennsylvania and other firearms	3
weight of the body	3
new sources of supply	3
there was a large	3
needs of the american	3
for per cent of	3
manufactured in this country	3
in the early stages	3
the manufacture of steel	3
of the secretary of	3
were for the most	3
direction of the airplane	3
from the ground up	3
would have been well	3
into the manufacture of	3
some of the other	3
then for the first	3
suit in the tower	3
be assembled in france	3
a low hanging guard	3
was evident from the	3
the edge of a	3
the entire manufacturing facilities	3
the backbone of the	3
he led the way	3
to be assembled in	3
at the camps was	3
towards the end of	3
the singer manufacturing co	3
step in the production	3
the high mark of	3
of the gas bag	3
but it was evident	3
which is shown on	3
that it was not	3
for a few minutes	3
end of the tube	3
is believed to have	3
coordinator of the western	3
the manner in which	3
but not exceeding per	3
the secret of the	3
were about to be	3
in a few hours	3
to be replaced by	3
it is a good	3
the area of the	3
was confronted with the	3
source of supply for	3
to the catalogue of	3
the assistance of the	3
which case the american	3
by the time i	3
to the quality of	3
the line of flight	3
shield of armor plate	3
in turning out the	3
total cost of the	3
my partner and i	3
in constant touch with	3
of turning out the	3
latter part of the	3
and the other for	3
of the war in	3
order to handle this	3
the story of the	3
were furnished by the	3
we had placed orders	3
of large numbers of	3
this is not the	3
so rapidly was the	3
of the nineteenth century	3
the advent of the	3
then in use on	3
plant at edgewood was	3
at the muzzle of	3
was signed we had	3
hand about on a	3
was so great that	3
and the rock island	3
had been ordered from	3
enlisted men in the	3
was used for the	3
glancing surface to the	3
used by our fliers	3
in the old days	3
of the optical glass	3
the salvage division were	3
quantities to meet the	3
industry in the united	3
in the service of	3
and the morgan engineering	3
made in one piece	3
found to be the	3
entrance of the united	3
the responsibility for the	3
a monthly capacity of	3
the plant was being	3
the capacity of all	3
put it into production	3
what are you doing	3
of the war against	3
as a substitute for	3
and sent to france	3
in which they were	3
be required in the	3
the american bridge co	3
than that of the	3
in the war against	3
states in the war	3
the procurement of the	3
body of the wearer	3
reader is referred to	3
hands on his hips	3
in order to facilitate	3
in the field and	3
considerable period of time	3
from the crouse collection	3
there are several of	3
the purity of the	3
a special type of	3
by the government in	3
washington steel ordnance co	3
to be the best	3
evident from the start	3
to the srb machines	3
had placed orders for	3
of the various kinds	3
one of the two	3
of the machine gun	3
an idea of the	3
in one respect we	3
rest of the world	3
flat upon the ground	3
was mounted on a	3
there must have been	3
years prior to the	3
over and over again	3
may be regarded as	3
over the inner one	3
to per cent of	3
was being turned out	3
branch of the quartermaster	3
was the matter of	3
by side with the	3
on the point of	3
the harrisburg manufacturing boiler	3
set to work to	3
worn under the mail	3
the roar of the	3
the guard for the	3
it had been a	3
was to be expected	3
it was due to	3
specifications drawn by the	3
seems to me that	3
not seem to have	3
was no time for	3
that it was necessary	3
end of the corridor	3
had been the only	3
the indian and harley	3
nature of the work	3
in order to supply	3
undertaken in this country	3
was the first time	3
at the left side	3
were ordered from the	3
the plane of the	3
gun and its carriage	3
result was that when	3
of the training type	3
early quick firers about	3
garford motor truck co	3
at the training camps	3
before the summer of	3
a modification of the	3
created a demand for	3
of this grenade was	3
the general motors co	3
out of the furnace	3
of the army and	3
he mopped his forehead	3
to make it possible	3
had long been in	3
of the director of	3
were made in the	3
then he went out	3
the men of the	3
had once been the	3
equal quantity of potatoes	3
his faded blue eyes	3
up for the production	3
stanley rule level co	3
was being produced at	3
at such a rate	3
ohio seamless tube co	3
he could get his	3
a rate which would	3
will not allow of	3
with the problem of	3
in the ordnance department	3
united states for the	3
there was a special	3
fact that it was	3
as far as we	3
on the field of	3
or half nearest the	3
in the signal corps	3
in this connection it	3
the power plant and	3
the albertine mountain range	3
face of the earth	3
into the air and	3
operation of the various	3
get out of the	3
of the excellence of	3
the quartermaster training camp	3
these are only a	3
there was a shortage	3
all of which would	3
salvage in the united	3
to a considerable extent	3
task of the ordnance	3
inch and a half	3
shown in the illustration	3
less than per cent	3
in such a manner	3
produced from planet stories	3
but this is a	3
to the allied governments	3
be seen on the	3
to the time of	3
by the general staff	3
produced a total of	3
to undertake the work	3
took a deep breath	3
to the front and	3
united states prior to	3
it over to the	3
to the th of	3
that we would be	3
from one of the	3
in a fresh one	3
the middle of december	3
the design and production	3
in connection with this	3
to the metric system	3
states during the period	3
you going to do	3
division of the signal	3
extension of the arm	3
had been made in	3
were turned out at	3
the fact that they	3
shall find that the	3
had been unable to	3
and the other a	3
locomotives on their own	3
of using the point	3
be equipped with the	3
of the french and	3
the second year of	3
average cost of this	3
so that it was	3
the wilbur wright field	3
model of banded mail	3
had to be given	3
protect the wearer from	3
the success of this	3
officers of the ordnance	3
a contract for the	3
activities of the salvage	3
to the point of	3
with the possible exception	3
as agents for the	3
the liberty engine and	3
the work of providing	3
paige motor car co	3
the advantage of the	3
in this way the	3
production of browning rifles	3
the description of the	3
in the making of	3
square feet of storage	3
the adoption of this	3
put into quantity production	3
were turned out in	3
of the ford motor	3
early pennsylvania and other	3
as a war measure	3
the cambria steel co	3
by the trench warfare	3
have a capacity of	3
at the ports of	3
became one of the	3
in the british museum	3
of new types of	3
for the reason that	3
phosgene plant at edgewood	3
are only a few	3
in this country or	3
in the midst of	3
the far end of	3
there had been no	3
this would be the	3
the war ended we	3
at the stamford plant	3
of such things as	3
the manufacture of a	3
was at its height	3
was a shortage of	3
in any direction from	3
at the aberdeen proving	3
is a good example	3
the movements of the	3
not only our own	3
the lines of communication	3
to show that the	3
on the outside of	3
it was proposed to	3
decision had been made	3
had been experimenting with	3
by the name of	3
armistice was signed there	3
times the speed of	3
the father of the	3
a message from new	3
may be read in	3
any one of the	3
section of the ordnance	3
used at the front	3
the fabric of the	3
they had to be	3
a total production of	3
lower edge of the	3
and there was a	3
some extent in the	3
the cooperation of the	3
back of the blade	3
number of horses and	3
in the camps and	3
in the act of	3
model american car foundry	3
begin the manufacture of	3
salvage service in the	3
by the salvage service	3
in the purchase of	3
was given an order	3
were in the process	3
to be made of	3
were sent out to	3
for use in france	3
the manufacture of field	3
of the fixed type	3
had to be developed	3
the diameter of the	3
as shown on plate	3
end of the fifteenth	3
of the twentieth century	3
but his eyes were	3
the lewis machine gun	3
at the bottom of	3
a plant for the	3
in charge of this	3
the general motors corporation	3
will be seen in	3
inch midvale howitzer steel	3
a study of the	3
that the liberty engine	3
war broke out in	3
shortage of ocean tonnage	3
a new type of	3
one end of the	3
a few weeks later	3
with respect to the	3
a portion of the	3
had been produced before	3
so as to make	3
the standard parts co	3
needless to point out	3
shell of this caliber	3
circumference of the circle	3
the large number of	3
of the late sixteenth	3
the use of materials	3
national cash register co	3
that there had been	3
addition to these there	3
had been sent to	3
the th of november	3
an average cost of	3
hospital furniture and equipment	3
the first liberty engines	3
there would be no	3
there was nothing but	3
of the problems which	3
that was to be	3
of the outer one	3
division of the ordnance	3
in the late summer	3
had to do was	3
by the philadelphia quartermaster	3
face to face with	3
the parts for the	3
one of the interesting	3
plans and specifications for	3
of the tower armouries	3
tons of steel for	3
we should remember that	3
the army during the	3
three of them were	3
for a distance of	3
to undertake such a	3
single service package corporation	3
was also given to	3
had been shipped overseas	3
the chief of staff	3
the months of war	3
the same period and	3
what do you mean	3
in the training of	3
the coordinator of the	3
knuckles and edge face	3
suit of plate armour	3
of the difficulties of	3
the time the united	3
in no respect did	3
to turn aside the	3
in the early spring	3
gun that could be	3
as rapidly as they	3
the three years of	3
has always been the	3
had to be produced	3
national tool manufacturing co	3
prices paid by the	3
for the british government	3
this was not only	3
is a sort of	3
come to the engaging	3
far end of the	3
the point of your	3
the american locomotive works	3
part of the american	3
of the army had	3
and let the edge	3
to reach a maximum	3
rock island arsenal had	3
of these plants was	3
more than a few	3
as the sole defence	3
of the studebaker corporation	3
reliable as a source	3
july august september october	3
of steel for each	3
the mechanism of the	3
the hermit of mars	3
on the scale demanded	3
year a total of	3
at this period was	3
total weight of the	3
at wilbur wright field	3
by the first of	3
of the same size	3
be regarded as the	3
united states from the	3
described in the preceding	3
a long time he	3
it must be remembered	3
is almost superfluous to	3
shell at edgewood arsenal	3
dark brown at tip	3
guns and automatic rifles	3
trying to get the	3
throws a projectile weighing	3
june july august september	3
to the use of	3
war in the air	3
from waist to knee	3
at the expense of	3
it is evident that	3
must not be supposed	3
warehouses for the storage	3
turning them out at	3
in the early summer	3
with a value of	3
to wait for the	3
the sound of the	3
were fired at the	3
the use of a	3
is necessary to provide	3
of outpost wire was	3
for a moment the	3
the estimated cost of	3
shown on plate v	3
by the action of	3
of cents per pound	3
officers and enlisted men	3
to the right side	3
at the factory of	3
men in the basket	3
cost to the government	3
not only in the	3
engineering division of the	3
manufacturers of the country	3
have been used in	3
capacity of the united	3
republic motor truck co	3
it was safe to	3
been used by the	3
a large amount of	3
breech end of the	3
over a distance of	3
coronation of george iv	3
united states steel corporation	3
the troops in the	3
he would have been	3
machine guns and automatic	3
a considerable period of	3
point of the bayonet	3
to take up the	3
it had been the	3
out of the room	3
had to be secured	3
first step in the	3
the first of may	3
by the colt co	3
from our point of	3
as far as can	3
at a total cost	3
of the unaided ear	3
the heppenstall forge knife	3
plenty of time to	3
the production of liberty	3
the subsistence division was	3
for this type of	3
out in the open	3
in any of the	3
in one of these	3
the war up to	3
it was not possible	3
as a sort of	3
for the motor transport	3
with the savage arms	3
during the recent war	3
the field in france	3
the development in the	3
manufactured in the united	3
two of the largest	3
so that we might	3
tooling up for the	3
right hand about on	3
was that it was	3
at the time this	3
as to the quality	3
more likely to be	3
take charge of the	3
we had on hand	3
the start of the	3
day the armistice was	3
is by no means	3
the american synthetic color	3
of the present war	3
the salvage service of	3
outside diameter of the	3
it was not so	3
as large as the	3
work to be done	3
the possible exception of	3
the french high commissioner	3
before they could be	3
went back to the	3
the total weight of	3
to the plant of	3
get hold of a	3
so far as the	3
the science of using	3
training camps in this	3
turning out the complete	3
those of the other	3
was produced by the	3
seemed to be a	3
of this equipment was	3
the conditions of the	3
production of cannon forgings	3
retrograde movement of the	3
war with germany the	3
was made of the	3
was the task of	3
that known as the	3
for the treatment of	3
division of the quartermaster	3
service of supply was	3
the new ray weapon	3
overseas before the armistice	3
brooklyn army supply base	3
out of the corner	3
carried on by the	3
field glasses for the	3
had to be worked	3
in each case to	3
when it is considered	3
germany the ordnance department	3
in the experimental stage	3
of the type used	3
of england and europe	3
seem to have been	3
at each of these	3
resulted in a saving	3
of the same year	3
possible exception of the	3
branch of the salvage	3
face to the front	3
the purpose of the	3
to our entry into	3
few days after the	3
with these considerations in	3
also given to the	3
had been in progress	3
be read in the	3
that there was not	3
in the light of	3
in the second place	3
the shadow of the	3
working at top speed	3
of a plant at	3
the original intention to	3
had been completed when	3
the united states would	3
this had been increased	3
was produced from planet	3
in production when the	3
of the office of	3
the late fall of	3
first step was to	3
over to the american	3
gift of general f	3
called for by the	3
in the cases of	3
at a rate to	3
and edge face to	3
the scope of this	3
by the baldwin locomotive	3
one of them is	3
times that of the	3
the factory of the	3
was cents a pound	3
limiting factor in the	3
the specifications called for	3
out there in the	3
was made possible by	3
the beam of the	3
to the other side	3
the balance of the	3
engineer activities at home	3
standing in front of	3
david lupton sons co	3
the northwestern ordnance co	3
tools and tool chests	3
built by the baldwin	3
design and production of	3
must be able to	3
of the period of	3
might be able to	3
the rapidity of fire	3
of the manufacturers of	3
small tools and supplies	3
was to produce the	3
power of the elephant	3
a crew of men	3
the outset of the	3
of a machine gun	3
harrisburg manufacturing boiler co	3
speed of miles an	3
in the rear of	3
in a single day	3
our entrance in the	3
of the control turret	3
the national tool manufacturing	3
been sent out to	3
machines of this type	3
the ability of the	3
to the personnel sphere	3
the various kinds of	3
that the ordnance department	3
in the roll of	3
of the frankford arsenal	3
men in the united	3
which we were to	3
union switch signal co	3
in long island city	3
put into production in	3
the yale towne manufacturing	3
with any degree of	3
so it could be	3
were never able to	3
but it was also	3
the layers of the	3
the reader is referred	3
armistice not been signed	3
and went up to	3
the manufacture of carriages	3
the craft of the	3
of two or three	3
the production of parts	3
the french had been	3
the first steps taken	3
the experience of the	3
had been working on	3
in the inventory of	3
number of types of	3
from the french government	3
the eastman kodak co	3
some of the parts	3
fix it for you	3
the tall man said	3
propellants and high explosives	3
the quartermaster department was	3
but as soon as	3
the location of the	3
no time during the	3
from america to the	3
may june july august	3
of the emperor maximilian	3
must be remembered that	3
the point to the	3
the whole question of	3
the bulk of the	3
country in the world	3
was put into production	3
was to be in	3
the speed with which	3
and the power of	3
sent to the various	3
that the manufacture of	3
the original order for	3
of the war with	3
of the civil war	3
capacity in this country	3
be operated by the	3
had been turned out	3
they were able to	3
the fact that we	3
a more or less	3
he held out his	3
this would have been	3
american expeditionary forces at	3
a figure in the	3
only a small part	3
that we should have	3
far as can be	3
alberta foundry machinery co	3
weight of the blade	3
of the council of	3
with the french government	3
browning tank machine gun	3
noise of the motor	3
australia and new zealand	3
the lower edge of	3
the tens of thousands	3
of the quantity of	3
go ahead with the	3
not reliable as a	3
called for the manufacture	3
to be ready to	3
in this country in	3
this gun throws a	3
other firearms and edged	3
in advance of the	3
the suit of plate	3
for this purpose the	3
great britain and france	3
fifteenth and sixteenth century	3
of the highest quality	3
weighed pounds and cost	3
in the field of	3
training planes and engines	3
the spring of we	3
sent to this country	3
of one of his	3
is feet long by	3
it seems to me	3
the lincoln motor co	3
the matter with you	3
in the reign of	3
in august and september	3
the year a total	3
of men in the	3
square feet of roofing	3
first of these recuperators	3
our troops in the	3
american synthetic color co	3
in the war was	3
the design of this	3
a fraction of an	3
of the shortage of	3
development of machine guns	3
to design and build	3
proved to be one	3
was necessary for us	3
of the body at	3
over and above the	3
were to be delivered	3
of the seventeenth century	3
a change in the	3
which would have been	3
when war was declared	3
at all times to	3
parts of the body	3
at the frankford arsenal	3
the aid of the	3
was on the point	3
will be noted that	3
we also contracted for	3
of the corner of	3
a variety of the	3
was taken over by	3
hand in hand with	3
the body of this	3
national army and the	3
the government up to	3
was that known as	3
the french and english	3
the armistice stopped the	3
american army in the	3
built in this country	3
not in any way	3
used in this country	3
big jake claggett and	3
referred to in the	3
not only was it	3
to that of the	3
addition to the above	3
the result of these	3
the end of december	3
medical and dental supplies	3
these considerations in mind	3
to be met with	3
the gorham manufacturing co	3
called upon to produce	3
the joint army and	3
bethlehem steel model co	3
somewhat smaller than the	3
in a few weeks	3
in the face of	3
only a few minutes	3
in the latter part	3
was the only one	3
manufacture in this country	3
both at home and	3
was discovered that the	3
is shown in the	3
delivered to the american	3
but it should be	3
the ohio seamless tube	3
some of the principal	3
the forest products laboratory	3
of rubberized cotton cloth	3
as it is called	3
the roll of purchases	3
the gun and the	3
be gained from the	3
the pilot of the	3
furnished to the allies	3
agreed to turn over	3
on the edge of	3
delivered before the armistice	3
which they had been	3
and went to the	3
this consisted of a	3
the great war the	3
american troops in france	3
a great part of	3
and for this reason	3
middle of the sixteenth	3
the government went into	3
of the war to	3
the best type of	3
that the government would	3
the use of our	3
tons of phosgene per	3
the new britain machine	3
be out of place	3
the final process was	3
at the military tournament	3
telephone and telegraph lines	3
the size of this	3
the site of camp	3
would not be of	3
casts one conical bullet	3
for military purposes was	3
not only of the	3
the principal source of	3
the range of this	3
placed in the hands	3
and edge to the	3
of the expeditionary forces	3
with regard to the	3
to be at the	3
produced at the rate	3
a certain amount of	3
yale towne manufacturing co	3
combination of hardness and	3
and at the time	3
propelled caterpillar gun mounts	3
of the gun itself	3
to be known as	3
right side of the	3
new york city do	3
of them had been	3
began the development of	3
if you want to	3
weighing pounds a distance	3
been completed when the	3
produced for the army	3
use in this country	3
sections of the country	3
and in addition to	3
the pilot and observer	3
was estimated to be	3
the performance of the	3
the quantity manufacture of	3
was delivered to the	3
took charge of the	3
rate of fire is	3
the same way as	3
of the general engineer	3
by the necessity of	3
for the defense of	3
the gun and its	3
study was made of	3
in the museum at	3
the result of it	3
has a range of	3
the efforts of the	3
was sometimes made of	3
total shipped to ports	3
of the left shoulder	3
task of providing the	3
to the watervliet arsenal	3
it will be noted	3
of our participation in	3
out to the car	3
is somewhat smaller than	3
we have noticed in	3
the single service package	3
april may june july	3
when the men were	3
more than per cent	3
troops at the front	3
been made in this	3
speed of the deer	3
the members of the	3
a maximum capacity of	3
of the quartermaster general	3
of phosgene per day	3
a sample of the	3
plant of the midvale	3
was eventually able to	3
in itself was a	3
for the equipment of	3
the first of the	3
upwards to the right	3
american expeditionary forces as	3
to produce as many	3
it is doubtful if	3
the germans in the	3
power of the liberty	3
is shown by the	3
tons of shells daily	3
by the engineer corps	3
would take care of	3
army during the war	3
facilities of the country	3
some of the difficulties	3
was going to be	3
in the various plants	3
was interrupted by the	3
able to reach a	3
army general hospital no	3
the american red cross	3
were the product of	3
in order to be	3
it is probable that	3
and the remington arms	3
had to be educated	3
became evident that we	3
to make certain that	3
the uses of the	3
of the water and	3
the training camps in	3
the western cartridge co	3
for fighting on foot	3
every reason to believe	3
production of smokeless powder	3
a good chance of	3
rock island arsenal and	3
with the left foot	3
was the first to	3
was provided with a	3
one of the chief	3
purity of the water	3
it seems to have	3
the supply of the	3
machinery had to be	3
muzzle of the gun	3
quarter of a century	3
at the watervliet arsenal	3
reached quantity production in	3
that we would need	3
from hilt to point	3
in france and england	3
the bullard engineering works	3
so far in advance	3
and other firearms and	3
the meaning of the	3
of the blade from	3
go down to the	3
the adapters and boosters	3
used in the field	3
the characteristics of the	3
to take charge of	3
to develop our own	3
of the corps of	3
entered the war we	3
the th day of	3
from start to finish	3
not so long ago	3
was carried on the	3
it will be observed	3
a small part of	3
by feet wide and	3
mortars of this size	3
by the french army	3
side by side with	3
the ordnance department for	3
would be required to	3
this number had been	3
was decided that the	3
delivery of the first	3
the plans were ready	3
various parts of the	3
the ray control officer	3
the taylor instrument cos	3
been before referred to	3
it might also be	3
addition to this there	3
the following table of	3
making a total of	3
states and in france	3
within the limits of	3
weight in working order	3
were able to turn	3
rifles and machine guns	3
of this model and	3
the meshes of a	3
an extension of the	3
down the side of	3
meat and meat products	3
the united states should	3
most of them were	3
august september october november	3
to be put on	3
the united states at	3
and early winter of	3
it is almost superfluous	3
completed when the armistice	3
it was estimated that	3
looked at him impassively	3
opened his eyes slowly	3
the fact that at	3
would have had to	3
the level of the	3
for use on the	3
and flash ranging and	3
of the salvage division	3
at the outset the	3
almost as soon as	3
after the death of	3
built by the construction	3
machine guns at the	3
it may be noted	3
the barrel of the	3
the shape of a	3
been found to be	3
and were turning them	3
in time of peace	3
been working on the	3
were placed in the	3
nearly all of them	3
use of the american	3
end of july the	3
the form of a	3
in a position to	3
the back of his	3
i want it back	3