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... the Royal Air Force Those Who Would Split the R.A.F. Between the Army and the Navy 1 he War in the Air, described by CHARLES G. GREY (Founder of The Aeroplane) THE controversy on the subject of the Army and its air force, air service, flying corps, or ...
... much of the material as well as the spiritual welfare of the troops. Before the formation of the Corps of Army Schoolmasters, later the Army Educational Corps, such educational work as was done was the responsibility of chaplains. On Sunday they taught the ...
... on which the R.A.F. has ever mounted guard at the Palace. The Royal Air Force came into being in the midst of the last Great War on April 1, 1918. when the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service were merged. At that time the new Force possessed ...
... Italy save by the royal Dukes, announcing their brother's Coronation. All the more regrettable in the Italian case, in that there can have been no more popular foreigner in that country during 1918 than the G.S.O.3 of Lord Cavan's 14th Corps. The Prince used ...
... r. dALLL;LJIn5 peace-time training GROTESQUE BUT USEFUL: A Royal Air Force observation balloon at Rolle- stone Camp, Salisbury, where it is being used for training men to be efficient observers THE EYES OF THE R.A.F. A balloon about to be released at ...
... that officers of the old Air Defence Cadet Corps and of the new Air Training Corps held and hold the King's Commission, surely the Observer Corps officers should be of equal account. And the Observer Corps ...
... brought down. A recent despat:h from Salonika says: A hostile aeroplane was brought down by the Royal Flying Corps near Lahana, the German pilot and observer being taken prisoners: the machine was undamaged. This is the fourth aeroplane brought down in ...
... Battery Observation Post during an Exercise in. the Western Command. Telescopes, r ngefinders, telephones and other instruments play their part; around the walls of the Post are identification charts for aircraft ROUNDING UP PARACHUTISTS Royal Army Service ...
... forthcoming Royal Air Force Pageant at Hendon. Inset above Most of the parachutes landin on the white circle which they reach provided the observers release them from the 'planes at the right moment THE PRINCE OF WALES SPEAKS OUT His Royal Highness inspecting ...
... wants to go to the Royal Artillery is better suited to the Royal Army Service Corps, or vice versa. Again, there are rigid rules about the maximum age for getting a commission in the more active Corps, like the Royal Armoured ...
... Southampton for the Coronation Festivities zzetz- r--K7; i Officers of One of the Indian Corps Under Canvas in the Home Park at Hampton Court Canadian Army Medical Corps Contingent at the Duke of York's School, Chelsea. Where an imperial army has been temporarily ...
... Ambassadors, soldiers, statesmen, and the Belgian Royal Family were present at the service, which ended with the singing of the National Anthem. The coffin was then taken in procession to Laeken and placed in the Royal crypt BRITISH MARINES MARCHING IN THE FUNERAL ...