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The Aeronautical Journal , Volume 22 , Issue 91 , July 1918 , pp. 251
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The New Giant German Aeroplane. (“ The Engineer,” June 14, 1918.)Google Scholar
Aluminium Piston for Aeroplane Engines. (“ Engineering,” July 5, 1918.)Google Scholar
The Gallaudet Airscrew Propulsion Described. (“ Aviation and Aeronautical Engineering,” May 1, 1918.)Google Scholar
The Sopwith Triplane. (“ Flight,” April 4, 1918. Illus.)Google Scholar
Aviation and the War. Discussion of the training of aviators; also some remarks on the classification of machines. (C. F. Lee, “ Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences,” April 19, 1918.)Google Scholar
The Effect of an Aeroplane Rudder in Flight. Describes methods of finding the moments about the centre of gravity of aeroplanes of different length due to rudders of different aspect ratios under varying angles of deviation. The results are expressed in the form of tables and curves. (Karl H. White, “ Aviation and Aeronautical Engineering,” May 1, 1918. 4 Figs.)Google Scholar