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Artikel von Carl Dienstbach
Dienstbach,
Carl and Wilson, L. J. "The Wonderful New All-Metal Monoplane?"
Populare
Science Monthly, October, 1920, S. 62-64
Dienstbach,
Carl "How Big Can They Build Them?"
Populare
Science Monthly, October, 1920, S. 34-35
Dienstbach,
Carl and Kaempffert, Waldemar "All Aboard the Air-Liner"
Populare
Science Monthly, September, 1919, S. 77-81
Dienstbach,
Carl "Exit the Zeppelin Airship: Enter the Zeppelin Flier"
Populare
Science Monthly, September, 1919, S. 74
Dienstbach,
Carl "Mothering the Airplane with the Zeppelin"
Populare
Science Monthly, September, 1919, S. 39
Dienstbach,
Carl and Kaempffert, Waldemar "To Europe in a Flying-Machine"
Populare Science
Monthly, July, 1919, S. 71-77
Dienstbach,
Carl "Roosts for City Airplanes"
Populare
Science Monthly, June, 1919, S. 72-73
Dienstbach,
Carl "Voyaging to Europe in an Airship"
Populare
Science Monthly, May, 1919, S. 68-69
Dienstbach,
Carl "Real Flying Dutchmen"
Populare
Science Monthly, January, 1919, S. 61
Dienstbach,
Carl "Fighting in a Three-Decker Airplane"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1918 Vol 93, S.
386-387
Dienstbach,
Carl "Combining the Eagle With the Goose"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1918 Vol 93, S. 91
Dienstbach,
Carl "Can an Airplane Jump Straight Up?"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1918 Vol 93, S. 62-63
Dienstbach,
Carl "The Airplane Becomes a Mole"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1918 Vol 93, S. 46-47
Dienstbach,
Carl and Kaempffert, Waldemar "The Armored Flying 'Tank'"
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Science Monthly, 1918 Vol 93, S. 37-40
Dienstbach,
Carl "Baring the Super-Zeppelin's Secrets"
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Science Monthly, 1918 Vol 92, S. 372-373
Dienstbach,
Carl "Like a Wasp on the Wing"
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Science Monthly, 1918 Vol 92, S. 55-58
Dienstbach,
Carl "Fishing for Birds of Prey in the Air"
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Science Monthly, December, 1917 Vol 91, S. 803
Dienstbach,
Carl "The Charge of the Lightest Brigade"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1917 Vol 91, S. 530-531
Dienstbach,
Carl "Fighthing the Big Guns from Ballons"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1917 Vol 91, S. 50-51
Dienstbach,
Carl "Shooting at Bird-Men with the New French Guns"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1917 Vol 90, S. 512
Dienstbach,
Carl "The Flying Automobile"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1917 Vol 90, S. 542
Dienstbach,
Carl "The Motor Goose"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1917 Vol 90, S. 370-371
Dienstbach,
Carl "The Way of a Bird in the Air"
Populare
Science Monthly, 1917 Vol 90, S. 375
Dienstbach,
Carl "Why Zeppelins Are Frightful"
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Science Monthly, 1917 Vol 90, S. 518-523
Dienstbach,
Carl "Mining the Air Against Zeppelins"
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Science Monthly, Vol 88, No.2, February July 1916, S. 163-164
JOURNAL OF
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR NAVAL ENGINEERS
Artikelverzeichnis des 1. bis 73. Jahrgangs (1889 bis 1961)
THE AIR
BOMB: A NEW METHOD OF MINING THE AIR AND OF THWARTING AN
ATTACK BY
FLYING MACHINE OR DIRIGIBLE.THE INVENTOR'S EXPLANATION AND
A CRITIC'S OBJECTION
(pages 13161317)
Joseph A. Steinmetz, Carl Dienstbach and
Joseph A. Steinmetz
A CRITICISM
OF THE STEINMETZ SYSTEM OF AERIAL, OFFENSE AND DEFENSE
(pages 13171321)
Carl Dienstbach
Dienstbach, Carl. The Perfect Flying Machine. First
Description
of the Marvelous Invention Which Has
Given
Wilbur Wright and Orville Wright Mastery of
Man s
Flight. How They Fly and How They Learned the
Secret.
American Aeronaut, Jan. 1908, vol. 1, no. 3, pp.
311,
+illus.
Most
extensive account to date on the Wright
machine.
Referential Data on the Wright Flyer, p.
11, cites
source of much of data.
American
Aeronaut s Disclosure of Wright Brothers
Secret.
American Aeronaut, June 1908, vol. 1, no. 6, p.
208.
Editorial
comment on Carl Dienstbach s article on
the Wrights
in the January issue of the journal.
Dienstbach,
Carl. The Recent Flights of the Wright
Brothers in
North Carolina. American Aeronaut, June
1908, vol.
1, pp. 209211, +illus.
Author s
comparison of his version of the Wright
aeroplane
published in the January issue of the journal
with that
in the newspaper reports of the Wright May
1908
flights, particularly as reported by Byron
Newton of
the New York Herald.
Dienstbach,
Carl. The Revelations at Fort Myer.
American
Aeronaut, Sept. 1909, vol. 1, pp. 8086,
+illus.
Description
of Wrights 1909 machine at Fort Myer
and
flights.
Aero Club
(The) of America. Headquarters, 753 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Publication: The Aeronautical News. (Only
two numbers published?) Editor, Carl
Dienstbach, 81 Greenwich Street, New York. (127
Aeronautical
(The) News. Carl Dienstbach, editor.
Only two numbers published (?). (186
American
Aeronaut. Editor T. R. MacMechen.
American Aeronaut Publishing Co. (Incor.),
St. Louis, Mo., Vol. 1, Nos. 1-6 (Oct.
1907-June 1908). Nos. 1 and 2 bear the title
American Aeronaut and Aerostatist. (556
____.
Published monthly by The Dienstbach-MaeMechen Publ. Co., 1926
Broadway, New York. Editors T. R. MacMechen
and Carl Dienstbach.
Vol. 1, No. 1+ (Aug. 1909+). (556a
Dienstbach,
Carl,
____.
Perfection in flying machines. The "R. E. P. II-Bis." Monocurve in
its latest form. The new Bleriot bicurve.
Aeronautics, Vol. 4, No. 1 (Jan. 1909), New
York, pp. 21-23, ills. 2. S (3573
____.
"Clement-Bayard," the airship up to date.
Aeronautics, Vol. 3, No. 6 (Dec. 1908), New
York, pp. 16-17, ill. S (3555
____.
Labors of Charles Matthews Manly.
American Aeronaut, Vol. 1, No. 6, 1908, St.
Louis, pp. 227-229, ill. S (3571
____.
Recent flights of the Wright Brothers in North Carolina.
American Aeronaut, Vol. 1, No. 6, 1908, St.
Louis, pp. 209-211, ill. S (3575
____.
Herring's work.
American Aeronaut, Vol. 1, No. 5, 1908, St.
Louis, pp. 154-156. S (3568
____.
Europe's aerial navies.
American Aeronaut, Vol. 1, No. 5, 1908, St.
Louis, pp. 139-147, ill. S (3565
____.
Farman's triumph.
American Aeronaut, Vol. 1, No. 4, 1908, St.
Louis, pp. 99-105, ill. S (3566
Dienstbach,
Carl and Rosslyn Whytock. See 12874.
____. Motor
ballooning.
American Aeronaut, Vol. 1, No. 4, 1908, St.
Louis, pp. 91-98, ill. S (3587
Dienstbach,
Carl.
Hersey's preconceived flight across
the lakes.
American Aeronaut and Aerostatist, Vol. 1,
No. 2, 1907, St. Louis, pp. 3-4,
ill. S (3569
____. The
second Gordon-Bennett race.
American Aeronaut and Aerostatist, Vol. 1,
No. 2, 1907, St. Louis, pp. 13-16,
ill. S (3577
____. The
California arrow.
Amer. Mag. Aeronautics, Vol. 2, No. 1, 1908,
New York, pp. 37-41, ill. S (3576
____*.
Practical air craft.
Nav. the Air, Aero Club of Amer., 1907, New
York, pp. xxiii-xli, ill. 25. S (3574
Dienstbach, Karl. A new epoch in American aeronautics. (PDF)
Bulletins of the Aerial Experiment
Association, No. 25 (Dec. 28, 1908), Beinn
Bhreagh, N. S., pp. 1-13. (13418
____. What
the work of the Aerial Experiment Association means.
Bulletins of the Aerial Experiment
Association, No. 13 (Oct. 5, 1908), Beinn Bhreagh,
N. S., pp.
33-36. (13419
"The
Eyes of the Army and Navy" by Waldemar Kaempffert and Carl Dienstbach, pp.
361-375 - PDF
In Volume
One From History of the World War (1918) by Frank H. Simonds
Over the
Sea by Air-Ship by T.R. MacMechen and Carl Dienstbach, pp. 113-129 - PDF
The Century
Magazine, May 1910
Bird-Flight
and Air-Navigation by T.R. MacMechen and Carl Dienstbach, pp. 297-306 - PDF
The Century
Magazine, June 1910
Dienstbach, T.R.; MacMechen (September
1909). "Fighting In
The Air". American Aeronaut 1 (2): 5162.
The Aerial
Battleship by Carl Dienstbach and T.R. MacMechen, pp. 343-354 - PDF
McClure's
Magazine, August 1909