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Flying Dutchman by Ward Moore:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
"One associates the by-line of Ward Moore with long and meaty novels (like
GREENER THAN YOU THINK or BRING THE JUBILEE) and novelets (like Lot
or No Man Pursueth). But the powerful conviction of Moore's writing and
thinking is evident even in such a short-short story as this, which has never
before appeared in a magazine."
Well, it had never appeared in a science fiction magazine, anyway. You can read it here. Select
an invention:
Automated Bomber A bombing plane that automatically targets, drops, returns for fuel and more munitions, all automatically.
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Automatic Loader Entirely automated system for replenishing the arms on a bomber plane.
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