The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war . All that remained of tlie Iiistoric buildings about the market place in the city of Rheims. AMERICAS PART IN THE WAR. Herbert C. Hoover, Food Dictator. type which was temporarily abandoned on accountof unsatisfactory engines. Planes for advanced training purposes were pro-duced in quantity early in 1918; up to the signing ofthe armistice about 2,500 were delivered. Approxi-mately the same number was purchased overseas fortraining the units with the Expeditionary Force. Several new models, to be used for trainin
The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war . All that remained of tlie Iiistoric buildings about the market place in the city of Rheims. AMERICAS PART IN THE WAR. Herbert C. Hoover, Food Dictator. type which was temporarily abandoned on accountof unsatisfactory engines. Planes for advanced training purposes were pro-duced in quantity early in 1918; up to the signing ofthe armistice about 2,500 were delivered. Approxi-mately the same number was purchased overseas fortraining the units with the Expeditionary Force. Several new models, to be used for training pur-suit pilots, are under development. Within three months after the declaration of warextensive orders were placed for two types of ele-mentary training engines. Quantity production wasreached within a short time. In all about 10,500 havebeen delivered, sufficient to constitute a satisfactoryreserve for some time to come. Of the advanced training engines, the three im-portant models were of foreign design, and the suc-cess achieved in securing quantity production is agratifying commentary on the manufacturing abilityof this country. The total production up to Novem-ber 11 was approximately
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