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The Aeroplane Speaks. Fifth Edition
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H. Barber
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THE
AEROPLANE
SPEAKS
BY
H.
BARBER,
A.F.Ae.S.
(CAPTAIN,
ROYAL
FLYING
CORPS)
WITH
36
FULL
PAGES
OF
"TYPES
OF
AEROPLANES"
AND
87
SKETCHES
AND
DIAGRAMS
FIFTH
EDITION
LONDON
McBRIDE,
NAST
&
CO.,
LTD.
THE
AEROPLANE
SPEAKS.
First
edition--December,
1916
Second
edition--February,
1917
Third
edition--April,
1917
Fourth
edition--July,
1917
Fifth
edition--December,
1917
FIRST
REVIEWS:
=C.
G.
G.
in
the
AEROPLANE:=
"One
hopes
that
the
Subaltern
Flying
Officer
will
appreciate
the
gift
which
the
author
has
given
him
out
of
his
own
vast
store
of
experience,
for
the
book
contains
the
concentrated
knowledge
of
many
expensive
years
in
tabloid
form,
or
perhaps
one
should
say
in
condensed
milk
form,
seeing
that
it
is
easy
to
swallow
and
agreeable
to
the
taste,
as
well
as
wholesome
and
nourishing.
And,
besides
the
young
service
aviator,
there
are
thousands
of
young
men,
and
women
also,
now
employed
in
the
aircraft
industry,
who
will
appreciate
far
better
the
value
of
the
finicky
little
jobs
they
are
doing
if
they
will
read
this
book
and
see
how
vital
is
their
work
to
the
man
who
flies."
=THE
FIELD:=
"Entirely
different
from
any
other
text-book
on
the
subject,
not
merely
in
its
form,
but
in
its
capacity
to
convey
a
knowledge
of
the
principles
and
practice
of
flying.
Undoubtedly
it
is
the
best
book
on
its
subject."
=THE
UNITED
SERVICE
GAZETTE:=
"Should
be
in
the
hands
of
every
person
interested
in
aviation."
=THE
OUTLOOK:=
"As
amusing
as
it
is
instructive."
=THE
MORNING
POST:=
"Should
be
read
and
re-read
by
the
would
be
and
even
the
experienced
pilot."
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