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"THE INEVITABLE RESULT" "As I have said before, the whole business reminds me of duck shooting— there is just that same tendency to become overanxious which one must conquer . . . Quickness is essential, but there is a certain quick deliberation which I think must be acquired by practice. Just the difference again between the quick unaimed snap shot of the beginner in wing shooting and the equally quick aimed shot of the old hand. And when the bird shoots back it does make an awful difference ..." CHARLES J. BIDDLE
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*»&%gp&iiqfc THE MEN AND MACHINES
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Hanriot H-D 1 • France (here in B
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Photograph by Beverly Lebarrow
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COPYRIGHT © 1965 BY THOMAS R. FUND
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In acknowledging the help he has re
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the great war, as every schoolboy k
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perseverance have been beyond all p
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: ; o COLOGNE MAP Showing the Salie
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"A EUROPEAN WAR" "Never before the
Page 23 and 24: an American, Charles J. Biddle, of
Page 26 and 27: From 1300 metres the country is spr
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Page 30 and 31: In the autumn of 1913 Pegoud gave a
Page 32 and 33: In layout the new monoplane somewha
Page 34 and 35: Aviatik B I
Page 36 and 37: — — grudziadz is a town on the
Page 38 and 39: Stationed in home country near Bres
Page 40 and 41: Roland Garros *«« . •—;-*.;-
Page 42 and 43: twins jean and Pierre navarre were
Page 44 and 45: One day on a reconnaissance flight
Page 46 and 47: Pilot and observer/gunner in Halber
Page 48 and 49: in February of 1915 Roland Garros r
Page 50 and 51: so became enthusiastic about flying
Page 52 and 53: them disappeared in the direction o
Page 54 and 55: one of navarre's closest friends wa
Page 56 and 57: — CO. condemning the ship the men
Page 58 and 59: iefed their mechanics and packed th
Page 60 and 61: although Kriegszeitung stated expli
Page 62 and 63: ehind the British lines near Arras
Page 64 and 65: Boelckc returned to Douai in Decemb
Page 66 and 67: artillery-spotting that they didn't
Page 68 and 69: an American ace who flew in British
Page 70 and 71: The same day two other men from the
Page 72 and 73: observer seized his Parabellum and
Page 76 and 77: verdun. There are a number of towns
Page 78 and 79: Eindecker which had driven the Fren
Page 80: under the stress of diving or viole
Page 83 and 84: A grotesque combat ensued. The pilo
Page 85 and 86: in the fall of 1915 the Germans beg
Page 87 and 88: mid-summer 1916. Time for a quick g
Page 89: its Derivatives. The company had be
Page 92 and 93: in april 1916 the French air servic
Page 95 and 96: — ON THE ESTABLISHING OF THE GERM
Page 97 and 98: Sunday, September 17, 1916, the Jas
Page 99 and 100: mann and Boelcke had both been awar
Page 101 and 102: Bristol Seoul. Bristol Scouts of a
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Page 106 and 107: spotted two German two-seaters nort
Page 108 and 109: it had been a long time coming, but
Page 110 and 111: '-- Nieuport 17. Leaning against th
Page 112 and 113: flying across the Channel; Pegoud l
Page 115 and 116: The F.E.8, for example, was a singl
Page 117: ' three formidable British aeroplan
Page 120 and 121: The S.E.5 was the product of a Brit
Page 123 and 124: Grease monkeys. A modest salute to
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I < ( Sopwith Triplane
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Of the 39 machines that took off to
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Reid. Near Moorslede he attacked an
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unshaken by the calamitous experime
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A few hundred feet from the ground,
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When Becker reported to Jasta 12 th
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No successful pilot went through al
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Paris. They would be anxious to see
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a General Sir Herbert Plumer, Comma
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provided the timing and the firing
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with orders to report to Grossenhai
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Peter Grosz
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Voss ahead of them in the act of pu
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One wonders at times if the luck to
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— during general nivelle's disast
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with Auger, Papa Dorme, Guynemer, H
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Fonck was out alone on May 5, 1917,
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The Germans were making the most of
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i V fc\ V \
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Carl-Augusbefor e a captured D.H.4
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Deullin shot down several two-seate
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— in late summer, 1917, a Bavaria
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50 Pfak. D III
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— Udet. in august 1917 Ernst Udet
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From left: Gerstenberg (chief of Ge
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the independent Royal Air Force had
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to ask any spirited young man to st
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— by 1918 tactical formations wer
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In the heat of the moment Vaughn ha
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diving or rough handling. Once the
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Discharged from the army he roamed
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In the meantime, the Flugmeldediens
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Hauptmann von Tutschek was a wiry a
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Chambers. Coblenz, 1919. The Americ
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"He went off to the side and down i
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Becker. in September Hermann Becker
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dfc*!fc Late one day in September,
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attalions to hold out until direct
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earned him the Congressional Medal
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— One of Hellmuth's poems was cas
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withdrew the negative, storing it i
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aeroplane was lying upside down on
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the administrator of the Aero Club
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air, open-cockpit biplanes like the
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BIBLIOGRAPHY L'Aeronautique Pendant
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Ace, first: 33 A.E.G. B II: 25 Aeri
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Morgenstern, verse of: 17, 183 Mour
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Thomas R. Funderburk was born and g
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