Germany's was announced to-day, wil were both charming personalities Gen. Wong said he had seen nothing which' had impressed him more than the general efficiency of British ing Schools and the perfection of British aircraft. At Eastehurch he had seen an exhibition of so-called terminal velocity flying by a Hawker single-seater fighting machine.
The plane, he said, dived. vertically from a height of 10,000 ft. and attained a speed of 400 miles an hour, but it flattened out when it was only 1,000 ft. above the ground.
Gen. Wong declared that the di ing of the aviator and the strength of the machine to resist the strain were equally wonderful.
He also commented in glowing terms on the fighting efficiency of other planes which he had inspected.
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