THE MASTERY OF THE AIR.
TRAINING GERMAN OFFICERS. (By Electric Telegraph—Copyrigut.) (Pee Press Association.) BERLIN, March 13. Six weeks' airship manoeuvres begin at Berlin in April for the training of officers and engineers and experimenting with ethergraphs. The motor of Siemens and Schuckert's bi-plane, carrying an engineer and two passengers, failed at a height of 50 feet at Bronstedterfed A side wind simultaneously struck the machine, which turned a somersault and fell on the occupants. The engineer's thigh was fractured and hie companions wero seriouslv injured
LONDON, March 12. An exhibition of aerial machines .at the Olympic grounds is attracting much attention. All makers are showing specimens of their work.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume 9165, Issue 9164, 14 March 1910, Page 5
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