The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 22
... keep on , as there is no changing my mind once I start in . It's vital , too , to get that anchor out at the right instant . If I let go too soon , I run out of cable and hang from the anchor in the break- ers . With too little scope ...
... keep on , as there is no changing my mind once I start in . It's vital , too , to get that anchor out at the right instant . If I let go too soon , I run out of cable and hang from the anchor in the break- ers . With too little scope ...
Page 160
... keep it in proper alignment with the towship , preferably above and to one side so that it will keep out of the airplane's propeller wash . With the new device , the pilot can auto- matically keep his glider in proper position relative ...
... keep it in proper alignment with the towship , preferably above and to one side so that it will keep out of the airplane's propeller wash . With the new device , the pilot can auto- matically keep his glider in proper position relative ...
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... keep it in his gun sights . When he moves the stick to " climb , " he sees clouds and empty sky on the screen ; if he " dives , " he sees the earth ; if he " banks , " the horizon tilts . When he " fires " he even hears the rattle of ...
... keep it in his gun sights . When he moves the stick to " climb , " he sees clouds and empty sky on the screen ; if he " dives , " he sees the earth ; if he " banks , " the horizon tilts . When he " fires " he even hears the rattle of ...
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