Learning to fly in the U.S. Army : $b a manual of aviation practice

"Learning to Fly in the U.S. Army: A Manual of Aviation Practice" by E. N. Fales is a practical guide designed for aspiring pilots, especially those without a technical background, in the early 20th century. This book quickly teaches student aviators the crucial knowledge they need to understand and skillfully operate airplanes. It skips complex technical details. Instead, the manual gives readers the basic principles of flight. It opens with introductory notes and a preface, targeting a non-expert readership. The author spots the necessity for a resource that efficiently delivers core concepts. The history of aviation sets the scene for chapters that cover military airplanes, flight principles, and operational guidelines, offering a compact yet comprehensive education for those learning to fly.