Manual of Military Aviation
Hollis Leroy Muller - Manual of Military Aviation
George Banta Publishing Company | 1917 | ISBN: N/A | English | 307 pages | PDF | 10.6 MB
George Banta Publishing Company | 1917 | ISBN: N/A | English | 307 pages | PDF | 10.6 MB
The events of the past few years have clearly demonstrated that a strong and well organized air service is a vital accessory of the modern military machine. Withoutan efficient air service, an army is blind and impotent against an adversary so equipped. The strength of an effective air service is measured in thousands of properly manned aircraft, organized into properly balanced military aircraft units. This presumes an aircraft industry organized to meet every demand, and an extensive system of aircraft arsenals, depots, training bases and flying stations. A higlily trained, specialized personnel must be provided for the air service. Mechanical or technical training, knowledge and experience are essential. The value of supplementing such training by suitable theoretical instruction cannot be gainsaid. This manual is intended for use as a textbook, and as a reference work, for such theoretical instruction. The subject matter of the manual is based on rules, regulations and practice existing in the Aviation Section of the United States Army and upon common practice followed in foreign aviatic organizations.
Manual of Military Aviation
Manual of Military Aviation
