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“An Experimental Measure”: The First Meteorological Office at South Farnborough and the Meteorological Office Radio Station Aldershot January 1911 to December 1918 (2009)

Booth, Brian J. (Author)

Public Interest Report
Volume: 9
Pages: 1--16

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Airships; dirigibles Science and war; science and the military Science and government Engineering, aeronautical Radio Meteorology Societies; institutions; academies Aeronautics; aviation Science and technology, relationships 20th century, early Great Britain Great Britain. Royal Air Force

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