Aircraft and Submarines / The Story of the Invention, Development, and Present-Day Uses of War's Newest Weapons
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The narrative traces the technical and tactical evolution of aircraft and submarines from early experiments through rapid refinement during the Great War, describing pioneering contributions by inventors including the Wrights, Santos-Dumont, Count Zeppelin, John P. Holland, and Simon Lake. It follows design advances, pilot training, operational methods, and notable incidents of aerial and undersea warfare, examines logistical and manufacturing challenges, and surveys modern types and life aboard a submarine. The work concludes by assessing prospects for future military employment and peaceful applications such as aërial mail and passenger transport.
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