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Aeroplanes of the Royal Aircraft Factory (Crowood Aviation Series) 🔍
Paul R. Hare Crowood Press (UK); The Crowood Press, Crowood aviation series, Marlborough, ©1999
English [en] · PDF · 184.1MB · 1999 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
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"Aeroplanes of the Royal Aircraft Factory" tells the full story of this unique facility. From the early ballooning and kite experiments through to the formidable S.E.5, Paul R. Hare describes the events, the personalities and the background to a highly successful series of aeroplanes and engines. With chapters on each of the main types produced, detailed specifications, production details and many rare photographs, this is a comprehensive and highly readable account.
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Alternative author
Hare, Paul
Alternative publisher
The Crowood Press Ltd
Alternative publisher
Farming Press
Alternative edition
United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
Alternative edition
Crowood Aviation, April 1999
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PS, 1999
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Alternative description
The Royal Aircraft Factory at Farnborough was unique in that it was an experimental government establishment which actually produced very few aircraft, but designed a long string of successful types that were produced by other companies. Paul Hare outlines the story of the factory and describes the development of the airplanes it designed for use in World War I.
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The Army's Balloon Factory relocated to Farnborough in 1904 and was renamed the Royal Aircraft Factory in 1912, becoming a repair facility for damaged aeroplanes. This is a history of the Factory, from the early ballooning and kite experiments to the formidable SE5.
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Beskriver flytyper fra den første egentlige engelske flyfabrik Royal Aircraft Factory
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Paul R. Hare. Includes Index.
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2017-10-16
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