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RefNoMS/525/6/10/8
LevelItem
Title'Anti-aircraft range-finders': report by Arnulph Mallock
Date31 March 1915
DescriptionOutlining four methods by which the distance between two objects can be ascertained and the difficulties of range-finding fast-moving aircraft. Mallock notes the potential of the subtense method and reports that the design of a range-finder along these lines should be possible.
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FormatTypescript
AccessStatusOpen
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CodePersonNameDates
NA1356Mallock; Henry Reginald Arnulph (1851 - 1933); scientific instrument designer and experimentalist1851 - 1933
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