Proceedings of the Second Air Conference
Proceedings of the Second Air Conference
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1 feel confident that if reasonable facilities could be given for a series of tests to be carried out by designing firms it would result in greater satisfaction to both sides, and would enable definite data to be gained in the shortest possible time.
Lieut. -Colonel M. O'GoBMAN, C. B. , D. Sc. , Chairman of the Royal Aeronautical Society : My Lord President and Gentlemen : I should like, first to say that so far as our Society is concerned this Air Conference is welcomed as an opportunity for t...he exchange between the persons who are, and the persons who are not, in the Ministry, so that each may know the others' points of view. It is desirable that the Air Ministry staff should be acquainted with the way the wind blows in the outer world, and that the outside people may see which way the Ministry themselves are tending which way their wind is blowing. One of the things which enables us to detect which way the wind is blowing is a straw, and there fell from the lips of Lord Gorell what I think is a sad straw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 feel confident that if reasonable facilities could be given for a series of tests to be carried out by designing firms it would result in greater satisfaction to both sides, and would enable definite data to be gained in the shortest possible time.
Lieut. -Colonel M. O'GoBMAN, C. B. , D. Sc. , Chairman of the Royal Aeronautical Society : My Lord President and Gentlemen : I should like, first to say that so far as our Society is concerned this Air Conference is welcomed as an opportunity for t...he exchange between the persons who are, and the persons who are not, in the Ministry, so that each may know the others' points of view. It is desirable that the Air Ministry staff should be acquainted with the way the wind blows in the outer world, and that the outside people may see which way the Ministry themselves are tending which way their wind is blowing. One of the things which enables us to detect which way the wind is blowing is a straw, and there fell from the lips of Lord Gorell what I think is a sad straw.
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