The Sciences
Scientific American Chronicles WWI
World War I is a compelling primary source for armchair historians and scholars alike.
The Sciences
A Century of Dreadnoughts, How much it Costs to Kill a Man in Battle, and more
The Sciences
Night Landing Signals for War Aeroplanes
Two Luminous Circles That Help Airmen to Alight in Safety by Our Berlin Correspondent
Technology
Russia's Giant War Flyers
The Sikorsky Aeroplanes and How They Are Constructed
The Sciences
Subsistence in the Present War
Technology
The Prospects of Aerial Fighting in the Present War
What May be Expected of Dirigibles and Aeroplanes
Also includes a two-page spread of anti-aircraft and other weapons
The Sciences
The Air Bomb
A New Method of Mining the Air and of Thwarting an Attack by Flying Machine or Dirigible
The Sciences
The War and Our Dilemma, The Napoleon of the Twentieth Century, and more
Three editorials. These are the first comments by Scientific American on the outbreak of World War I.
