Improvements in and relating to Wind Screens for the Pilot, Observer, or Gunner upon Aircraft.

摘要

108,598. Sopwith Aviation Co., and Sopwith, T. Nov. 1, 1916. Wind and like screens.-In order to prevent injury to the occupant of an aeroplane or the like by violent contact with the wind or similar protecting screen such as is provided for use in sighting a gun, the glass screen J, Fig. 3, is surrounded by a frame A, preferably of D-shape, having a padded cover or cushion L, Fig. 2. The frame is provided with horizontal and vertical cross-bars C, C1, C2 having lugs E, E', F, F' by which the frame may be secured to the end of a gun G.