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English: Aviation in Britain Before the First World War

Cody aircraft mark IB with streamers attached to the upper and lower wing. The ones on the lower wing appeared to be tied up these were fitted to show the wind flow patterns. With this mark additional elevator surfaces were added either side of the original elevator's and the biplane lifting tail was removed.

Particularly with his earlier aircraft Cody made constant adjustments to the arrangement of the flying surfaces, often after crashes, in order to obtain better performance and handling. These changes mean that identifying specific sub-marks of Cody aircraft can at times be very difficult, it should also be remembered that because of this constant evolution of his aircraft Cody would probably not have classified them in such a detailed manner.
Date (Pre-1914)
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This photograph RAE-O 398 comes from the collections of the Imperial War Museums.
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Dera Farnborough (royal Aircraft Establishment)
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    Aviation pre-1914
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