Signaling with his paddles, the Landing Signal Officer tells returning carrier plane pilots whether they're too high, too low, too fast, too slow - guides them safely aboard.
Signaling with his paddles, the Landing Signal Officer tells returning carrier plane pilots whether they're too high, too low, too fast, too slow - guides them safely aboard.
Headline:
Signaling with his paddles, the Landing Signal Officer tells returning carrier plane pilots whether they're too high, too low, too fast, too slow - guides them safely aboard.
Date:
1945
Description:
Every branch of the Armed Services uses the telephone. No. 17 of a series, Naval Aviation.
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