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82. A competition on the Wasserkuppe. On such occasions as many as ten machines may be seen flying over the same slope

83.The "Fafnir" flown by Günter Groenhoff

84. The "Fafnir" taking off. This is the machine in which Günter made a number of spectacular flight and records

85. The R.F.D. Dagling. A primary training glider built by R.F. Dagnall of Guildford

86. The "Scud". A British intermediate soaring glider. Built by E.A. Abbott. Ldt., Farnham, and designed by Mr. L.E. Baynes

87. The R.F.D. sailplane. Span 14,6 metres. Built by R.F. Dagnall of Guildford and designed by J. Bewsher

88. The huge soaring plane "Austria", in flight

89. A Moth (Cirrus III engine) fitted for towing gliders and used by National Flying Service, Ldt., for thir demonstrations

90. Herr Kronfeld (left) and Miss Susie Lippens, the well known belgian lady glider pilot, at Hanworth Park

91. Herr Kronfeld's "Austria" at Hanworth Park. The largest glider in the world

The "Austria", viewed from below. A machine with a span of 90 feet

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82. A competition on the Wasserkuppe. On such occasions as many as ten machines may be seen flying over the same slope	83.The "Fafnir" flown by Günter Groenhoff


84. The "Fafnir" taking off. This is the machine in which Günter made a number of spectacular flight and records	85. The R.F.D. Dagling. A primary training glider built by R.F. Dagnall of Guildford


86. The "Scud". A British intermediate soaring glider. Built by E.A. Abbott. Ldt., Farnham, and designed by Mr. L.E. Baynes	87. The R.F.D. sailplane. Span 14,6 metres. Built by R.F. Dagnall of Guildford and designed by J. Bewsher


88. The huge soaring plane "Austria", in flight	89. A Moth (Cirrus III engine) fitted for towing gliders and used by National Flying Service, Ldt., for thir demonstrations


90. Herr Kronfeld (left) and Miss Susie Lippens, the well known belgian lady glider pilot, at Hanworth Park	91. Herr Kronfeld's "Austria" at Hanworth Park. The largest glider in the world