The Illustrated War News, Number 15, Nov. 18, 1914
The Illustrated War News, Number 15, Nov. 18, 1914
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] __________________________________________________________________________14--THE ILLUSTRATED WAR NEWS, NOV. 18, 1914.
[Illustration: BURSTING SHRAPNEL MARKING THE GERMAN "DOVE'S" TRACK:SHELLING A TAUBE. ] The bursting shrapnel marking the line of flight of that dread "steeldove, " the Taube, comes from a new kind of anti-aircraft gun at the front. This weapon, generally used to fire a stream of shrapnel, also firesshells containing a composition for setting aircraft on fire, and itsrange-fin...der marks both the height of an aeroplane and its speed. --[Drawnby A. Forestier from a Sketch by H. C. Seppings Wright. ] [Illustration: BIPLANE FIGHTS BIPLANE: THE FATE OF A VANQUISHED GERMAN"AVIATIK. "] We see here the finale of a fierce air-fight near Rheims. A German"Aviatik" biplane passed overhead and a French biplane with a machine-gunwent at it, There was a hot contest until suddenly a French shotstruck the "Aviatik's" motor. Taking fire instantly, the German craftfell blazing to the ground, where it burned to a cinder with itsairmen.
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] __________________________________________________________________________14--THE ILLUSTRATED WAR NEWS, NOV. 18, 1914.
[Illustration: BURSTING SHRAPNEL MARKING THE GERMAN "DOVE'S" TRACK:SHELLING A TAUBE. ] The bursting shrapnel marking the line of flight of that dread "steeldove, " the Taube, comes from a new kind of anti-aircraft gun at the front. This weapon, generally used to fire a stream of shrapnel, also firesshells containing a composition for setting aircraft on fire, and itsrange-fin...der marks both the height of an aeroplane and its speed. --[Drawnby A. Forestier from a Sketch by H. C. Seppings Wright. ] [Illustration: BIPLANE FIGHTS BIPLANE: THE FATE OF A VANQUISHED GERMAN"AVIATIK. "] We see here the finale of a fierce air-fight near Rheims. A German"Aviatik" biplane passed overhead and a French biplane with a machine-gunwent at it, There was a hot contest until suddenly a French shotstruck the "Aviatik's" motor. Taking fire instantly, the German craftfell blazing to the ground, where it burned to a cinder with itsairmen.
What to read after The Illustrated War News, Number 15, Nov. 18, 1914?
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