... Hampshire. It was the greatest task vet attempted by the Royal lying Corps, and was a brilliant success, every one of the machines returning to camp without a mishap. Their pilots and the observers they carried did all that they had been ordered to. Seated ...

... ARMY AIRMAN KILLED. An accident which resulted in the death of Lieutenant Hordern, of the Royal Flying Corps, and im serious injury to Sergeant Campbell, occurred on Monday afternoon at Gosport on the Fort Grange ground of the Army Aviation Station. Just ...

... published from day to day. *] only came home for my clean wash. ing,” wae the plea at Willesden of James Long, a Royal Army Medical Corps reoruit, who was charged with bcing a deserter. Me was ordered to return to Aldershot, ...

... on the night of May 18 by the French troops, supperted by the Royal Naval Division. “During the night of May 19 a continuous firo was maintained against the Austrahan anl New Zealand Corps, but no attack was delivered.” ...

... side. On Monday, the day upon which our maval airmen obtained such a striking success, two of their comrades in the Royal Flying Corps had a most adventurous flight Whilst on reconnaissance about twenty miles from our front they were attacked by | several ...

... OUR SOLDIERS Writiilg to his mother, Mrs. A. Bailey, of 84, Athol Street, Earlestown, Corporal W. R. Bailay. of the Royal Flying Corps, sends the following letter:—, 1 am glad you are getting on so well, and that the strike, or rather the threat has not ...

... Foundry, and on joining the Flying Corps he was drafted out to the front in April last. As mechanic he has had charge of the engineering part of an aeroplane, but it is usual when a flight is being undertaken for observation purposes only to put the mechanic ...

... fight ia the air is puviished in the *“Eton &lkg‘ Chronicle.” The British molil.ne contained C:stnin Loraine of the Royal Flying Corps a the Hon. Eric Lubbocl. au{ the extracte b“!iven are from letters from Mr. Lub oy “Yesterday Loraine and I had an exciting ...

... colonel-in-chief of the 19th Hussars, while the Princess Royal and Queen Mary hold similar honorary commands in comnnection with the 7th Dragoon Guards and the 18th Hussars respectively. These Royal ladies are, of course, unpaid, but in the German Army there ...

... to take the train to Portsmouth. AIRMEN ON THE WATER. TR _race to avoid a ducking at the river carnival held by the Royal Flying Corps at Oxford. The punt is nearly full of water and threatens to sink beneath its occupants before they reach the landing-stage ...

... Schaick, of the Royal Flying Corps, took part in the great fight in the air with Immelman, the famous German airman, who was brought down in the combat. For this feat the Lientenant (G. R. McCubbin) was awarded the D. 5.0., and Ist Class Observer Van Schaick ...

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