aerial navigation
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All these principles," wrote Cayley, "upon which the support, steadiness, elevation, depression and steerage of vessels for aerial navigation depend, have been abundantly verified by experiments upon a large and small scale.
From Time Magazine Archive
Toughest stretch was across the Syrian Desert where blinding sandstorms sometimes rise 20,000 ft. and huge kitebirds menace aerial navigation.
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The 1919 Paris Convention on aerial navigation and the International Civil Aviation Convention in Chicago in 1944 recognized that a nation has "complete and exclusive sovereignty over the air space above its territory."
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The truck teaches Naval Air cadets all they need to know about aerial navigation while cruising on the ground.
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The support of the army for further experiments was withdrawn and Ader in despair abandoned the problem of aerial navigation which had claimed long years of study and unremitting effort.
From Story of the Aeroplane by Galbreath, C. B. (Charles Burleigh)
