... HUN OUT-MANOEUVRED. thrilling account of fight with Germany's great battleplane,’' by an observer attached to the Royal Flying Corps, is published in the Daily Mail. writes:— About 2,000 ft. below us the rigjit was bank of ground mist ascending rSpidly ...

... condemned iDaiziel. RIPPING TEST AIRSHIP To-day the third test the Astra Torres, the new naval airship, was made at the Royal Flying Corps’ dirigible sheds Aldershot. The test was made by means of the ripping cord, with which all airships are provided. The ...

... zeal and anxious to press on. Quite one of the features of the campaign, on our side, has been the success attained the Royal Flying Corps. regard the collection of imormation it is impossible either to award too much praise to our aviators for the way they ...

... MORE BOMBS ON BULGARS. HOW BRITISH AIRMEN TEACH ENEMY A LESSON. [British Official.] On April 4 the Royal Flying Corps' bombed Angista Station, and caused considerable damage to the railway lines. On their return our machines brought down hostile aeroplane ...

... then there is set airmen who will more eager to adopt such an aeroplane than members of the Royal Flying Corps. It will be equally useful both wings the corps, fox it will set the hands the pilot free of the levers to a Laig© extent, and make them available ...

... WALES'S BIBTEMAY.—London. ..-Yesterday being the anniversary of the birthday of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, i rbo completed his 44th year, the same was observed with every demonstration of joy. The mor ning was ushered in with the ringing of ...

... and Fifteenth Army Corps, reinforced by other troops, will take part in them. The operations will commence the 6th and conclude on the 16th September. The Midland manoeuvres will be carried out by the Twelfth and Thirteenth Army Corps. The German grand ...

... THE ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Owing probably to the same cause which has proved detrimental to successful recruiting for the Royal Engineers, the authorities now find a great difficulty in obtaining suitable recruits for the Army Service Corps, especially in ...

... his experiences With the Natal Field Force of 1800.” Dr. Knox is «lieutenant in the Royal Army Medical Corps, and it was in that capacity that be made the observations and received the impressions which he now puts before us. It cannot perhaps be said ...

... others. The Motor Volunteer Corps, organised by Lieutenant-Colonel Mayhew not long ago, will participate in the Army manoeuvres in September next. The corps will be equally distributed between the First and Second Army Corps, and will be employed in carrying ...

... that one of these corps, the Cadet Battalion the King’s Royal K.fles, is, contributing nearly 50 lads to the City- of London Imperial Volunteers, all whom are fine specimens of well-to-do, well made London youths. I mt, pleased also observe that the lads ...

... Colonel, have received the Royal Command to be present at the funeral of the Queen at Windsor. The corps is prepared to send 500 members if required. AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. This afternoon experiments were in progress at the Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace, ...