Aeronautical Engineering and Airplane Design (Classic Reprint)

In submitting the series of articles appearing in Aviation and Aeronautical Engineering in book form, only minor corrections have been made. No attempt has been made for obvious reasons to include new material at hand, and under stress of urgent war work no systematic revision has been attempted. It is felt, nevertheless, that as the articles contained matter mainly regarding fundamental principles, that they will still be of assistance, particularly to younger designers and draftsmen, while they should be of value as a reference to more experienced men. The author has, unfortunately, not had the advantage of Mr. Huff svaluable collaboration in this production in book form. He thanks Mr. G. M. Denkinger, instructor in aeronautics at theM assachusetts Institute ofT echnology, and Mr. Clarence D. Hanscom for valuable assistance in corrections. Alexander Klemix Dayton, Ohio, October,
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