Training Manual Royal Flying Corps - Part I (1914) Martini-Henry without requiring the transfer of

without requiring the transfer of notes and measurements from a notebook

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Training Manual Royal Flying Corps - Part I (1914) Martini-Henry without requiring the transfer ofTRAINING MANUAL ROYAL FLYING CORPS Part I GENERAL STAFF, WAR OFFICE, London, 1914 A rare WW1 Royal Flying Corps manual, produced by the General Staff, War Office, and published in 1914 (this edition was printed in July 1915). It was intended to be used by pilots, observers, riggers, airmen, mechanics and fitters of the recently established Royal Flying Corps. The book includes details of flying instruction, the care and maintenance of aeroplanes,