War Readings
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"Suck in," he echoed.
The mechanic put forth his strength, and turned the propeller round half a dozen times or so to draw petrol into the cylinders.
"Contact," he shouted.
"Contact," came back the echo from the pilot as he switched on.
A lusty heave of the propefler, and the engine was started.
For a moment the machine was held back, while the pilot lis- tened to the deep throbbing of the motor, and then satisfied with its running, he waved his hand, and we began to "taxi" rapidly across the a...erodrome to the starting-point. The starting-point varies almost every day, as the rule is to start facing the wind.
Then we turned, the pilot opened the throttle wide, and a deep roar behind us betokened the instant response of the engine.
168 WAR READINGS With the propeller doing its 900 revolutions a minute we were soon travelling over the ground at 40 m. p. h. The motion got smoother, and on looking down I found to my surprise that we were already some thirty feet above the ground. A slight movement of the ele- vator, and we started to climb in earnest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Suck in," he echoed.
The mechanic put forth his strength, and turned the propeller round half a dozen times or so to draw petrol into the cylinders.
"Contact," he shouted.
"Contact," came back the echo from the pilot as he switched on.
A lusty heave of the propefler, and the engine was started.
For a moment the machine was held back, while the pilot lis- tened to the deep throbbing of the motor, and then satisfied with its running, he waved his hand, and we began to "taxi" rapidly across the a...erodrome to the starting-point. The starting-point varies almost every day, as the rule is to start facing the wind.
Then we turned, the pilot opened the throttle wide, and a deep roar behind us betokened the instant response of the engine.
168 WAR READINGS With the propeller doing its 900 revolutions a minute we were soon travelling over the ground at 40 m. p. h. The motion got smoother, and on looking down I found to my surprise that we were already some thirty feet above the ground. A slight movement of the ele- vator, and we started to climb in earnest.
What to read after War Readings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by National Board for Historical Service to read onlineMoreLess
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