... ROYAL FLYING CORPS. Yesterday the pilots of No. 3 Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps, quartered at the Larkhill Aerodrome on fialiabury Plain, put in a series of succevsful flights. Major J. F. A. Higgins went out on a Henri-Farman biplane, and, remaining ...

... ROYAL FLYING CORPS. ACTIVITY AT SALISBURY AND ALDERSHOT. In favourable weather Army pilots of the Royal Fiving Corps from Upavon school and the Larkhill centre on Salisbury Plain made a aeries of particularly goad distal; yesterday. Both bi- Mares and ...

... VIEWS OF THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS. WE ARE HELPLESS. The reports received from Yorkshire of the mysterious airship have aroused the greatest interest among all ranks of the Royal &lying Corps at Aldershot, and this interest has been further stimulated ...

... an officer of the Royal Flying Corps engaged four enemy machines and drove them on. proceeding on his reconnaissance. On another occasion two officers engaged six hostile machines and disabled at least one of them. Artillery observation and photography ...

... AERIAL OBSERVER'S BADGE. An Army Order issued last night states that a badge, consisting of the letter 0 and an outspread wing, has been approved for wear by officers who are on the list of qualified observers of the Royal Flying Corps. The badge will ...

... follow:—2nd Brigade, May 6; 14th Brigade, May 17; 6th Brigade Royal Horse Artillery, May 27; Bri-ade, June 7; sth Brigade Royal Horae Artillery, June 17; 37th Brigade, June 28; Brigade Royal Horse Artillery. July 12; Brigade, July 22: 20th Brigade, August ...

... branches of the Royal Engineers, of the Rojr.l Artillery Ammunitioa rad the Supply, Tnumort, «od Ueportment* which form iotegral pert, th. ateblishment every Army Corps. The number of men, honM, WKgonv«n4 enrtnw united by our four Army Corpe, to detailed ...

... ARMY FLYING CORPS. FINE DEMONSTRATION GIVEN AT FARNBOROUGH. There • fine demonstration of the progress made in aviation by the Royal Flying Corps yesterday evening, when General Henderson, the newly appointed Inspector-General of Military Aviation, visited ...

... in Balia pealed forth. Meanwhile the wedding guests had arrived chapel. Apert tram royal personages,there wan Ambassadors, Uiniatan, sad other members the Diplomatic Corps in Berlin, high military, naval, and civil offioab, knights of the order the Black ...

... who are as far as possible removed from a dour or austere • Sabhatarianism.• THE ROYAL HOME LIFE. In this connection. supporters of the alliance not have failed to observe with the profoundest gratitude and appreciation that the true value. attaching to ...

... TROOPS FROM OBSERVATION. (From Our One of the most important features of this year's Army Manceuvres will be the use of the Royal Flying Corps for reconnaissances and the consequent necessity for the concealment of troops from aerial observation. It is expected ...

... detachment will folio'* later. Another transport will take the Mounted King’s Rifles and details of Royal Engineers and the Royal Army Medical Corps. (From Last Night’s London Gazkttf^) ADMIRALTY. May 21. In ■ocwlanre with provisions of bji »n Lieot ...