The Triumph of the N Cs
The Triumph of the N Cs
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Each boat must be navigated independently, for any time the necessity might arise of proceeding "on its own, " or it might be necessary to make a bee-line to some position too far away to see.
The formation, therefore, was elastic and the exact relative positions varied according to the circum- stances and as the judgment of the commanding officer dictated. On the stretch from Rockaway to Vineyard Sound it appeared that the commanding officers had considerably varying ideas, for the for- mation... was extremely wabbly. However, between Vineyard Sound and Monomoy Point the three planes started to act more as a unit, and maintained a fairly accurate formation. We slowly left Nantucket Sound behind us ("slowly, " for in spite of the great 188 THE TRIUMPH OF THE N. C'S speed of an airplane, it always seems slow except when flying at very low altitudes) and passed over Mono- moy Point at 1 :20 P. M. , headed for Nova Scotia. We were now started on our first real over-sea trip.
We* were then at about 2, 500 feet altitude, climb- ing gradually, following the N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each boat must be navigated independently, for any time the necessity might arise of proceeding "on its own, " or it might be necessary to make a bee-line to some position too far away to see.
The formation, therefore, was elastic and the exact relative positions varied according to the circum- stances and as the judgment of the commanding officer dictated. On the stretch from Rockaway to Vineyard Sound it appeared that the commanding officers had considerably varying ideas, for the for- mation... was extremely wabbly. However, between Vineyard Sound and Monomoy Point the three planes started to act more as a unit, and maintained a fairly accurate formation. We slowly left Nantucket Sound behind us ("slowly, " for in spite of the great 188 THE TRIUMPH OF THE N. C'S speed of an airplane, it always seems slow except when flying at very low altitudes) and passed over Mono- moy Point at 1 :20 P. M. , headed for Nova Scotia. We were now started on our first real over-sea trip.
We* were then at about 2, 500 feet altitude, climb- ing gradually, following the N.
What to read after The Triumph of the N Cs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Conrad Westervelt to read onlineMoreLess
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