Aviation in Peace And War
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Onthe night of August 25th/26th two Handley Pages attacked the BadischeAniline und Soda Fabrik of Mannheim; bombs were dropped from a height of200 feet, direct hits being obtained in every case; and the machinesthen remained over the town, which they swept with machine-gun fire. OnAugust 12th the first attack was made on Frankfurt by twelve D. H. 4day-bombers, every machine reaching the objective and returning safelyin spite of being attacked, over Mannheim and throughout the returnjourney, by ...some forty hostile fighters.
During the five months of its existence the Independent Air Forcedropped 550 tons of bombs, 160 by day and 390 by night. Of these 200tons were dropped on aerodromes, largely by the short-distance F. E. 2b's, as a result of which, hostile attacks on Allied aerodromes becamepractically negligible. Theoretically, machines of the Independent AirForce should not have been utilized for attacking purely militaryobjectives in the Army zone, such as aerodromes, and their co-operationwith the Army for this purpose shows that their true r
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Onthe night of August 25th/26th two Handley Pages attacked the BadischeAniline und Soda Fabrik of Mannheim; bombs were dropped from a height of200 feet, direct hits being obtained in every case; and the machinesthen remained over the town, which they swept with machine-gun fire. OnAugust 12th the first attack was made on Frankfurt by twelve D. H. 4day-bombers, every machine reaching the objective and returning safelyin spite of being attacked, over Mannheim and throughout the returnjourney, by ...some forty hostile fighters.
During the five months of its existence the Independent Air Forcedropped 550 tons of bombs, 160 by day and 390 by night. Of these 200tons were dropped on aerodromes, largely by the short-distance F. E. 2b's, as a result of which, hostile attacks on Allied aerodromes becamepractically negligible. Theoretically, machines of the Independent AirForce should not have been utilized for attacking purely militaryobjectives in the Army zone, such as aerodromes, and their co-operationwith the Army for this purpose shows that their true r
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sykes Frederick Hugh Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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