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• Hergesell, 1898, Neue Drachen-Versuche auf dem Blue Hill Observatorium

L

• Ludlow Hammer Post, 1907, Navigating the air; a scientific statement of the progress of aeronautical science

R

• Rotch and Bout, 1906, Cinquième Conférence de la Commission Internationale Pour l'Aerostation Scientifique à Milan du 30 sept. au 7 oct. 1906
• Rotch, 1895, Studies of the upper air. Read before the Boston Scientific Society, March 26, 1893
• Rotch, 1896, Emploi de cerfs-volants pour enlever des instruments météorologiques enregistreurs à l'Observatoire de Blue Hill, Mass.
• Rotch, 1896, The exploration of the air
• Rotch, 1896, The first use of kites in meteorology
• Rotch, 1896, The relation of wind to aeronautics
• Rotch, 1897, Meteorological investigations in the free air, at the Blue Hill Observatory, Milton, Mass.
• Rotch, 1897, On obtaining meteorological records in the upper air by means of kites and balloons
• Rotch, 1897, The use of kites to obtain meteorological records in the upper air at Blue Hill Observatory, U. S. A.
• Rotch, 1898, Drachen und Fesselballons für meteorologische Zwecke
• Rotch, 1898, International Aeronautical Conference at Strassburg
• Rotch, 1898, L'usage des cerfs-volants à l'Observatoire de Blue Hill, pour obtenir les observations météorologiques
• Rotch, 1898, Les cerfs-volants et les ballons dans la météorologie
• Rotch, 1898, Progress in the exploration of the air with kites at the Blue Hill Observatory, Massachusetts (1)
• Rotch, 1898, Rapport sur les moyens employés au Blue Hill Observatory (Mass., États-Unis), pour obtenir les observations météorologiques avec des cerfs-volants
• Rotch, 1898, The exploration of the free air by means of kites at Blue Hill Observatory, Mass.
• Rotch, 1898, The highest kite ascent
• Rotch, 1898, The International Aëronautical Conference
• Rotch, 1899, Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory. Progress of experiments with kites during 1897-1898 at Blue Hill Observatory. S. P. Fergusson
• Rotch, 1899, Der höchste Drachenaufstieg
• Rotch, 1899, Progress in the exploration of the air with kites at the Blue Hill Observatory, Massachusetts (2)
• Rotch, 1900, Aerial voyages by balloons and kites (1)
• Rotch, 1900, Aerial voyages by balloons and kites (2)
• Rotch, 1900, Kite experiments at Blue Hill
• Rotch, 1900, Sounding the ocean of air; six lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute of Boston in December 1898
• Rotch, 1900, The International Congresses of Aeronautics and Meteorology. Extract from report, commissioner-general for the United States to the International Universal Exposition, Paris, 1900
• Rotch, 1900, The International Congresses of Meteorology and Aeronautics at Paris
• Rotch, 1900, The use of kites to obtain meteorological observations
• Rotch, 1900, The use of kites to obtain meteorological observations
• Rotch, 1900, VI. Untersuchung der Atmosphäre mittelst Drachen in Amerika. Rapport du Comité météorologique internationale. Reunion de St. Pétersbourg, 1899
• Rotch, 1901, A meteorological balloon ascension at Strassburg, Germany
• Rotch, 1901, Chief scientific uses of kites
• Rotch, 1901, Some celebrities of the Paris Congress
• Rotch, 1902, Die Erforschung der Atmosphäre über dem Ozean
• Rotch, 1902, Meteorological observations with kites at sea (2)
• Rotch, 1902, The circulation of the atmosphere in the tropical and equatorial regions
• Rotch, 1902, The International Aëronautical Congress
• Rotch, 1902, The International Aeronautical Congress at Berlin
• Rotch, 1903, Meteorological observations with kites at sea (1)
• Rotch, 1903, Observations and investigations made at the Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory, Mass., U. S. A., in the years 1901 and 1902
• Rotch, 1904, A project for the exploration of the atmosphere over the tropical oceans
• Rotch, 1904, The present problems of meteorology
• Rotch, 1905, La température de l'air dans les cyclones et les anti-cyclones d'après les observations à l'aide de cerfs-volants à Blue Hill Observatory, Mass., États-Unis
• Rotch, 1905, On the first observations with registration balloons in America
• Rotch, 1905, Un instrument pour mesurer la direction et la vitesse du vent à bord d'un navire en marche
• Rotch, 1906, Results of the Franco-American expedition to explore the atmosphere in the tropics
• Rotch, 1906, The International Meteorological Conference at Innsbruck
• Rotch, 1907, Benjamin Franklin and the first balloons
• Rotch, 1907, Did Benjamin Franklin fly his electrical kite before he invented the lightning rod?
• Rotch, 1907, Die meteorologischen Verhältnisse über St. Louis
• Rotch, 1907, Documents aéronautiques rétrospectifs
• Rotch, 1907, Les conditions météorologique au-dessus de Saint-Louis et la coupe Gordon-Bennett
• Rotch, 1907, Meteorological conditions above St. Louis

• Rotch, 1907, Resolution adopted at the Milan Conference for scientific aeronautics
• Rotch, 1907, The balloon in science and sport
• Rotch, 1907, The highest ascent of man
• Rotch, 1907, The International Aeronautical Conference at Milan
• Rotch, 1907, The longest balloon voyage
• Rotch, 1907, The meteorological conditions above Saint Louis
• Rotch, 1907, Use of registration balloons in obtaining meteorological conditions at great heights
• Rotch, 1908, On the first observations with sounding balloons in America, obtained by the Blue Hill Observatory
• Rotch, 1908, The balloon vs. the aeroplane
• Rotch, 1909, Aerological congress at Monaco
• Rotch, 1909, Conquest of the Air
• Rotch, 1909, Highest balloon ascension in America
• Rotch, 1909, The conquest of the air, or the advent of aerial navigation
• Rotch, 1910, Photograph and biography of A. L. Rotch
• Rotch, 1910, The atmospheric ocean
• Rotch, 1910, The relation of the wind to aerial navigation
• Rotch, 1912, Aerial engineering
• Rotch, 1912, Aerial engineering. Provisions at home and abroad for its scientific study
• Rotch, 1912, Lawrence Rotch
• Rotch, 1912, The meteorological conditions affecting aerial navigation over the Atlantic Ocean
• Rotch, 1918

U

• US Department of the Navy, 1911, Naval machine has new features
• US Department of the Navy, 1912, Annual report on aviation
• US Department of the Navy, 1912, Navy aeroplane catapult
• US Department of the Navy, 1912, Requirements for Navy hydroaeroplanes
• US Department of the Navy, 1912, The advance naval base stations
• US Department of the Navy, 1912, War Department has test for pilots
• US Department of the Navy, 1912, War Department may have 50 planes in 1913
• US Department of the Navy, 1913, Contest may decide navy purchases
• US Department of the Navy, 1913, Inquiry Board reports navy accident
• US Department of the Navy, 1913, Navy men may enter cruise as non-contestants
• US Department of the Navy, 1913, Navy takes Burgess flying boat
• US Department of the Navy, 1913, Navy tries standard control
• US Department of the Navy, 1913, Reasons for worrying over the status of aeronautics in the Navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1913, War Department 1913 plans told
• US Department of the Navy, 1913, War Department orders three planes
• US Department of the Navy, 1913, War Department will buy three scout planes
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, $5,000,000 recommended for air navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, Aeronautical plans of the United States Navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, Air navy may get $1,187,600
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, Latest developments in U. S. Navy aeronautics
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, Navy may establish aero division
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, Navy pilots carry dispatches
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, Navy will soon buy aeroplanes
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, The Navy wants dirigibles
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, The Secretary of the Navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, The U. S. Navy's latest flying boats
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, U. S. Naval Aeronautics Service
• US Department of the Navy, 1914, United States Navy airmen who are giving a splendid account of themselves in Mexico
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Activities of the U. S. Navy aeronautic station at Pensacola
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Blunder or pork barrel
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Boston Transcript supports objection to navy constructing aircraft
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Building the U. S. Navy air fleet -- Navy to order 20 machines immediately and recommend appropriation for 200 more
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Contract for navy dirigible awarded the Connecticut Aircraft Company
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, First navy balloon to be tested soon

• US Department of the Navy, 1915, First U. S. war dirigible under construction
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Government to build giant aeroplane
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Naval maladministration
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy advisory board selects its committees
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy aeroplane fund affords start for aviation corps along Mexican border
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy asks bids for dirigibles
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy awards three orders
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy buys airships
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy Department opens dirigible bids
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy dirigible specifications
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy gets bids on dirigibles
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy not to manufacture air craft
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy opens bids for nine hydros
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy seaplane launched from moving warship
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy will build a great dirigible
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Navy's floating dirigible shed
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, New Navy's advisory council favors developing air fleet
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Our Army, our Navy, our country -- Congressmen are our representatives, and the Navy's $1,000,000 is for aeronautics and not for politicians
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, President Wilson favors six million dollars' appropriation for navy aeronautics
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Revolutionary developments in naval aeronautics
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Specifications for aeroplane motors issued by the Navy Department
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Specifications for hydroaeroplanes and power plants for U. S. Navy. Construction and repair and steam engineering. Bid for supplies for the U. S. Navy, to be opened at 10 a. m., February 27, 1915
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, The aeronautical needs of the navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, The bureau of invention and development
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, The Naval Advisory Committee
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, The Naval Flying Corps. Organization, personnel, regulations. Acts and resolutions relating to the Navy, Navy Department, and Marine Corps
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, The naval flying school
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, The Navy Department not in favor of constructing own machines
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, The Navy's new aircraft
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, The new Navy seaplanes
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, The shocking condition of aeronautics in the U. S. Navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, To establish aeronautical reserve for Navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Twenty-eight makes of motors for the $150,000 U. S. Navy motor competition
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, U. S. Navy has two aeroplanes to Germany's thousand
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, U. S. Navy invites bids for dirigibles
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, United States Navy's new fleet of airships
• US Department of the Navy, 1915, Why should the Navy Department want to construct aero motors
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Captain Bristol's $13,600,000 estimate for naval aeronautics reduced to $2,000,000 by Secretary Daniels
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Circular relating to enrollments in the Naval reserve flying corps
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Courses of instruction and required qualifications of personnel for the Air service of the navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Messrs. Henry A. Wise Wood and Alan R. Hawley force Secretary Daniels to publish the suppressed report of the general board of the navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Naval aircraft bids opened
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Navy airmen hit target
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Navy is lacking in aviation equipment
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Navy issues specifications for aeroplanes
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Specifications for Navy aeroplanes
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, The naval and military aero services
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, The Naval appropriation bill
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, The Navy wants seaplane speed scout
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, Twelve great seaplanes for the U. S. Navy
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, U. S. Government building a superior seaplane
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, U. S. Naval experimental wind tunnel
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, U. S. Navy to have substantial air service at last -- Aero Club of America's efforts result in appropriation of $3,500,000 -- Senate may double it and provide for construction of Zeppelins
• US Department of the Navy, 1916, War Department asks addresses of civilian aviators