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Transatlantic flight by G. H. Davis

The transatlantic flight: the type of British machine which will attempt it. Top: dropping the chassis at the moment of setting out -- a daring device. Middle: enormous wing-spread demanded by the flight in order to carry sufficient petrol. Bottom: sectional view of the Martinsyde machine which is to attempt the transatlantic flight, showing huge petrol tanks. Date: 1914

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Atlantic Attempt Carry Chassis Daring Davis Device Drop Dropping Enormous Fuel Huge Martinsyde Petrol Project Section Sectional Setting Sphere Spread Sufficient Tanks Transatlantic Wide Wing Wings


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1. Title: The Transatlantic Flight: A Daring British Attempt to Cross the Atlantic Ocean in 1914 2. Description: This photograph print by G.H. Davis showcases the British Martinsyde machine, designed for the audacious endeavor of transatlantic flight. The image is divided into three parts, each highlighting a distinct aspect of this historic aircraft. Top: The first section illustrates the moment of takeoff, with the chassis being dropped from the machine. This daring technique was employed to reduce the weight of the aircraft at the start of the flight, increasing the chances of success in the arduous journey across the Atlantic Ocean. Middle: The middle portion of the image emphasizes the enormous wing-spread required for the transatlantic flight. The wide wingspan was essential for carrying an adequate amount of fuel to ensure the long-distance journey. Bottom: The bottom section offers a detailed, sectional view of the Martinsyde machine. The enormous petrol tanks, visible in this view, underscore the importance of fuel efficiency and capacity in this groundbreaking attempt. This photograph print provides a fascinating glimpse into the early days of aviation history, as pioneering pilots sought to conquer the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean in the skies above. Keywords: transatlantic, flight, atlantic ocean, air transport, aircraft, plane, aeroplane, type, British, machine, attempt, drop, chassis, setting, daring, device, project, enormous, wide, wing, wings, spread, carry, sufficient, petrol, fuel, cross, section, sectional, view, martinsyde, huge, tanks, 1914, davis, sphere, history, historical.

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