The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 33National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 47
... miles , without alighting ; but this distance record was almost immediately eclipsed by the same pilot , with another non - stop flight of 1,004 miles , from Turin to Naples and re- turn . Another Italian aviator , Lieuten- ant Guidi ...
... miles , without alighting ; but this distance record was almost immediately eclipsed by the same pilot , with another non - stop flight of 1,004 miles , from Turin to Naples and re- turn . Another Italian aviator , Lieuten- ant Guidi ...
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... miles an hour , while the record non - stop flight to date is 1,004 miles , only 191 miles short of the longest water gap in the America - to - Europe air course , by way of the Azores from Newfoundland . That transatlantic flight is a ...
... miles an hour , while the record non - stop flight to date is 1,004 miles , only 191 miles short of the longest water gap in the America - to - Europe air course , by way of the Azores from Newfoundland . That transatlantic flight is a ...
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... miles wide at the widest , while the battle line is some four hundred miles long , another problem was so to divide the line into two sections and so to ar- range these sections that 400 miles of battle line could be put into a map on a ...
... miles wide at the widest , while the battle line is some four hundred miles long , another problem was so to divide the line into two sections and so to ar- range these sections that 400 miles of battle line could be put into a map on a ...
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Captain JACQUES De SIEYES | 5 |
Captain ANDRÉ DE BERROETA | 27 |
Italys Eagles of Combat and Defense | 38 |
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