"Notes On Liberty Engine Ignition System", originally published in 1919, provides a detailed overview of the ignition systems used in the Liberty engine, a critical component in early aviation and military technology. Prepared by the United States Navy Department Bureau of Engineering, this manual offers invaluable insights into the design, function, and maintenance of these systems.
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