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-h. barber & m. mcbride, the aeroplane speaks
"In this matter of banking and nosing-down, and, indeed, regarding stability and control generally, the golden rule for all but very experienced pilots should be: keep the aeroplane in such an attitude that the air pressure is always directly on the pilot's face. the aeroplane is then always engaging the air as designed to do so..."
Aerial Navigation of Today
By: Charles C. Turner
Aviation Engines
By: Victor W. Page
How to Fly and Instruct on an 'AVRO'
By: F. Dudley Hobbs
Manual of Map Reading and Field Sketching
By: The War Office
Practical Flying: Complete Course of Flight Instruction
By: Gordon McMinnies
Stick and Rudder
By: Wolfgang Lengewiesche
The Aeroplane Speaks
By: H. Barber and M. McBride
The Airplane
By: Frederick Bedell
Through the Overcast: The Weather and The Art of Instrument Flying
By: Assen Jordanoff
Your Wings
By: Assen Jordanoff
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Aerial Navigation of Today
By: Selden Rodman
Aviation Engines
By: Victor W. Page
How to Fly and Instruct on an 'AVRO'
By: F. Dudley Hobbs
Manual of Map Reading and Field Sketching
By: The War Office
Practical Flying: Complete Course of Flight
Instruction
By: Gordon McMinnies
Stick and Rudder
By: Wolfgang Lengewiesche
The Aeroplane
Speaks
By: H. Barber and M. McBride
The Airplane
By: Frederick Bedell
Through the Overcast: The Weather and The Art of Instrument Flying
By: Assen Jordanoff
Your Wings
By: Assen Jordanoff
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