Air Service Boys Over The Atlantic Or The Longest Flight On Record

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It means that fellow wants to ruin the Yankee plane, and perhaps finish the flier who went down with it to the ground. "Not if we can prevent it, I say. Take a nosedive, Tom, and leave it to me to manage the gun!" "He isn't alone, Jack, for I saw a second skulker in the brush, I'm sure." "We've got to drive those jackals away, no matter at what risk. Go to it, Tom, old scout!" The big battle-plane, soaring fully two thousand feet above the earth, suddenly turned almost upside-down, so that its nose pointed at an angle lose to forty-five degrees. Like a hawk plunging after its prey it sped through space, the two occupants held in their places by safety belts.

Charles Amory Beach was a pseudonym used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate as author of a series of children's books.

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"Look! What does that mean, Tom?""It means that fellow wants to ruin the Yankee plane, and perhaps finish the flier who went down with it to the ground.""Not if we can prevent it, I say. Take a nosedive, Tom, and leave it to me to manage the gun!""He isn't alone, Jack, for I saw a second skulker in the brush,I'm sure.""We've got to drive those jackals away, no matter at what risk. Go to it, Tom, old scout!"The big battle-plane, soaring fully two thousand feet above the earth, suddenly turned almost upside-down, so that its nose pointed at an angle close to forty-five degrees. Like a hawk plunging after its prey it sped through space, the two occupants held in their places by safety belts.

"The big battle-plane, soaring fully two thousand feet above the earth, suddenly turned almost upside-down, so that its nose pointed at an angle close to forty-five degrees. Like a hawk plunging after its prey it sped through space, the two occupants held in their places by safety belts. As they thus rushed downward the earth seemed as if rising to meet them. Just at the right second Tom Raymond, by a skillful flirt of his hand, brought the Yankee fighting aircraft back to an even keel, with a beautiful gliding movement."

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