Scientific American 1910 to 1919

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1918-01-05: Twentieth Annual Motor Number1918-01-12: Building American locomotives for the war service in France.1918-01-19: Aviation students overhead spotting artillery on the miniature battlefield below.1918-01-26: Taking Photographic Notes on a Reconnaisance Flight1918-02-02: How Italian Bombing Squadrons Find Thier Targets with Parachute Flares1918-02-09: With the kite balloons at sea: observer returnin g to the tender.1918-02-16: Braking aload of logs down a hill on the end of a cable.1918-02-23: Firing a mine under the enemy's position.1918-03-02: Stunning a submarine: A huge boil cast up by a depth bomb dropped from an American destroyer.1918-03-09: loading a bombing plane preparatory to a night raid over the German lines.1918-03-16: Felling a tree with a motor driven chain saw.1918-03-23: Military telephone linemen at work under enemy shell fire.1918-03-30: Ramming a U-boat by following the wake of its torpedo.1918-04-06: Our First year of the war - Over the top for justice and liberty.1918-04-13: English women plowing at night by electric light with American tractors.1918-04-20: Hospital Ship Cover1918-04-27: A Narrow Escape From a German Ruse: the Decoy Periscope Mine.1918-05-04: LOWERING AN ENGINE INTO ONE OF OUR WARTIME SHIPS
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1918-01-05: Twentieth Annual Motor Number

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