air photograph
noun
air photography
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a word derived from
air photograph.
Example Sentences
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Now, having evaluated such new, war-perfected tools as mine detectors, stereoscopic air photography and explosive microcharges, they are on the prowl again.
From Time Magazine Archive
Best Pictures HELL'S ANGELS—Best air photography to date.
From Time Magazine Archive
Take sound-ranging for instance, which, with flash-spotting and air photography, has enabled the gunner more and more certainly to locate his enemy's gun while concealing the position of his own.
From Fields of Victory by Mrs. Humphry Ward
Experiments at home during 1915 led to a great improvement in lenses, and at the beginning of 1916 air photography was universal.
From Aviation in Peace and War by Sir Frederick Hugh Sykes
Remarkable results were attained by air photography from December, 1914; and after January, 1915, the regulation of artillery fire by wireless telegraphy was in general practice.
From Georges Guynemer Knight of the Air by Louise Morgan Sill
