The Air Arm of War and Its Changing Role
The article traces early aviation’s rise in warfare, noting balloons and Zeppelins as relics while airplanes and airships prove practical mainly for scouting. It discusses aircraft flaws, anti air defenses, and the aviator’s shift from spectacle to essential support for cavalry, with soldiers observing from 7000 to 8000 feet and Russian formations complicating enemy estimates.
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Zeppelins and German Air War Over France and Britain
Fragmentary World War I era chronicle describes Zeppelins and German aircraft raids over English and French targets. It notes bombings harming civilians, morale effects, and a Canadian aviator receiving honors for shooting down a Zeppelins airship.
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