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Once the flying machine was a practical proposition, its military
use became evident and governments needed to develop a way of
marking their property. Flying a flag was an obvious but
ineffective and dangerous solution so painting the representation
of the flag was the natural alternative.
The first known markings to identify nationality were used in
the 1910 Bombing Competition in Vienna where each competing machine
carried its national colors. Formalized in 1912, precise shapes and
colors of military markings were initially introduced by France
closely followed by Romania.
Organized by country in 2 volumes, "Military Aircraft Insignia
of the World" brings together global markings from such countries
as Abkhazia, Afghanistan, Chad and Iran through to Kenya and
Kuwait. Over 500 insignia combine with contemporary photographs and
a brief history of the military air activity of that country to
provide a wealth of information for the aviation historian and
modeller alike.
Jennifer was feeling extra stressed today. Her job as senior
manager of a high profile advertising company was more hectic than
usual. At lunchtime as she was browsing through a nearby bookstore
she notice a book titled: "Winning The Stress Game." Curiously she
picked it up and was leafing through the pages when a quotation
stopped her in her tracks. She'd been stopped on Page 39, it was
the headline that arrested her, it read: "Symptoms of a Nervous
Breakdown." That could be me she thought as she read the
accompanying text. Then she smiled as she saw the affirmation.
"What a great way to take it easy she thought." She glanced through
a few more pages then decided to buy the book. She smiled as she
realised how it would help her manage the sress inherent in her
work.
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