Analysis reveals the significant potential of aircraft in forest protection, indicating a shift in forestry practices.
Use of aircraft in forest protection is no longer a novelty. Few foresters, however, appreciate its full potentialities in this service. The author, a veteran in the air, discloses what seventeen years of imaginative effort have achieved in adapting the airplane to the service of forestry.
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