The Red Battle Flyer
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** At the same time it is no pleasant sensation to carry such a large quantity of explosives and benzine.
At last we get into a quiet atmosphere. Now comes the enjoyment of bombing. It is splendid to be able to fly in a straight line It is interesting to find a German joking about food scarcity in 1916, exactly as people in England joke about it in 1918. One is able thus to form some idea of the comparative states of the two countries, and to judge how Germany would have fared if the British bl...ockage had beea rigidly enforced at the beginning of the war.
**It was 150 horsepower in 1916. By the beginning of 1918 all modern German C-type machines had 260 h. P. , and by April, 1918, German biplanes with 500 h. P. In one engine were beginning to appear. In consequence the extreme height (or "ceiling") of ft C-type machine had risen from 12, 000 feet to 20, 000 feet.
101 THE RED BATTLE-FLYER and to have a definite object and definite orders. After having thrown one's bombs one has the feeling that he has achieved something, while frequently, after searching for an enemy to give battle to, one comes home with a sense of failure at not having brought a hostile machine to the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** At the same time it is no pleasant sensation to carry such a large quantity of explosives and benzine.
At last we get into a quiet atmosphere. Now comes the enjoyment of bombing. It is splendid to be able to fly in a straight line It is interesting to find a German joking about food scarcity in 1916, exactly as people in England joke about it in 1918. One is able thus to form some idea of the comparative states of the two countries, and to judge how Germany would have fared if the British bl...ockage had beea rigidly enforced at the beginning of the war.
**It was 150 horsepower in 1916. By the beginning of 1918 all modern German C-type machines had 260 h. P. , and by April, 1918, German biplanes with 500 h. P. In one engine were beginning to appear. In consequence the extreme height (or "ceiling") of ft C-type machine had risen from 12, 000 feet to 20, 000 feet.
101 THE RED BATTLE-FLYER and to have a definite object and definite orders. After having thrown one's bombs one has the feeling that he has achieved something, while frequently, after searching for an enemy to give battle to, one comes home with a sense of failure at not having brought a hostile machine to the ground.
What to read after The Red Battle Flyer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Manfred Richthofen to read onlineMoreLess
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