Municipal Landing Fields And Air Ports; With Chapters By the Chief of the Army Air Service, the Director of Naval Aviation, And Their Officers in Charge of Landing Field Operations
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However, if more than one airplane is used on an established field the wood or steel hangar is to be preferred, because 35 MUNICIPAL LANDING FIELDS of its more permanent construction. The wood or steel hangars are built in various sizes to accom- modate the number of airplanes in use, or to take care of anticipated aerial traffic. They are usually built in sections of twenty-foot length and about A good type of hangar fifty to seventy feet wide. The standard steel hangar used by the United Stat...es Air Service is sixty-six feet wide and one hundred and twenty feet long, made up of five twenty-foot bays. It has a clearance overhead of about eighteen feet and will house six airplanes very conveniently. The stand- ard wooden hangar of the Air Service is of the same dimensions. A still larger steel hangar, having a width of I ID feet and a length of 140 feet, is used for large bombing or commercial machines. Hangars 36 AIRCRAFT HANGARS of this latter type will house very nearly all airplanes of the present day.
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However, if more than one airplane is used on an established field the wood or steel hangar is to be preferred, because 35 MUNICIPAL LANDING FIELDS of its more permanent construction. The wood or steel hangars are built in various sizes to accom- modate the number of airplanes in use, or to take care of anticipated aerial traffic. They are usually built in sections of twenty-foot length and about A good type of hangar fifty to seventy feet wide. The standard steel hangar used by the United Stat...es Air Service is sixty-six feet wide and one hundred and twenty feet long, made up of five twenty-foot bays. It has a clearance overhead of about eighteen feet and will house six airplanes very conveniently. The stand- ard wooden hangar of the Air Service is of the same dimensions. A still larger steel hangar, having a width of I ID feet and a length of 140 feet, is used for large bombing or commercial machines. Hangars 36 AIRCRAFT HANGARS of this latter type will house very nearly all airplanes of the present day.
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