"Methods of Obtaining and Transmitting Information by Balloon Service" offers a fascinating glimpse into the early days of military aviation and communication technology. Published around 1918, this document from the United States War Department's Division of Military Aeronautics details the techniques and procedures used for gathering and relaying intelligence via balloon-based observation.
The book provides a historical perspective on the crucial role of aerial reconnaissance during World War I. It will appeal to historians, aviation enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the evolution of military strategy and technology. Discover the innovative methods employed to overcome the challenges of aerial communication in a time before advanced electronics.
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