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... of the Royal Toxophilite Society are situated near Marble Arch in a very lovely setting A BEGINNER AT THE BUTTS: Mr. F. E. Bilson, a brilliant performer with the bow, instructing Mrs. Clever, a newcomer to the sport, on the range of the Royal Toxophilite ...
... PLANES IS PASSED FROM THE OBSERVERS TO THE SEARCHLIGHT POSITIONS, THE HEIGHT FINDERS AND PREDICTOR POSITIONS, AND TO THE GUNS AND INTERCEPTOR PLANES AN A, A. CREW AT A LISTENING POST Air defence is a partnership between the Royal Air Force and the Territorial ...
... counterbalanced by the fact of the biplane driver having to sit in front of his engine. Six Aeroplanes to an Army Corps In Germany each army corps has six aeroplanes placed at its disposal for reconnaissance work. They consist for the most part of Taube monoplanes ...
... their work takes them beyond the friendly cover of their own guns into the very jaws of the enemy. The Royal Naval Air Service and the Royal Flying Corps have no use for men with cold feet. They make light of the enemy's attacks by shrapnel and rifle fire ...
... of a corps of cyclist body guards who escort the royal carriage, and even the carriage of little Princess Yolanda when the latter goes out for a drive together with her English nurse, Miss Dickens. These cyclists are picked men chosen from the corps of ...
... comprise in future a Royal Armoured Corps, built on the nucleus of the old Royal Tank Corps, which would itself continue as a unit of the new body with the special title of the Royal Tank Regiment. Do you understand that Our ...
... clearly shown on their machines to prevent mistakes The aeroplanes of the Royal Flying Corps have done a great amount of useful work in France, whilst their brothers of the Royal Naval Air Service have attracted much attention by their brilliant raids ...
... offensive was taken by the Germans. Four fresh army corps were brought up to the Masurian Lake region, and the German force bearing upon the weak Russian 10th Army was thus augmented to eight, or perhaps ten, corps. Many of these troops appear to have been fresh ...
... can roughly be divided into three categories those ioininv the infantrv those going to the Royal Artillery and those who are wanted for the Royal Armoured Corps. Despite these military duties, a certain amount of sport is still being maintained. St. John's ...
... material both for the Royal Navy and the British Army, and the committee hope that the details here given may constrain new friends to come to the aid of the work 92 boys discharged to the Royal Navy, 15 boys discharged to the Royal Naval School of Music ...
... with a necessary proportion of Royal Army Medical Corps and Army Service Corps complete the purely European portion of the garrison. Special Reconnaissance Camels It must not be forgotten, however, that a special camel corps school has been formed at Abbassia ...
... soldiers who argued that the Army should have its own Flying Corps, as it had before the R.A.F. was formed, on April 1, 1918, by amalgamating the Royal Naval Air Service and the Army's Royal Flying Corps. But the soldiers who were seconded to the R.A.F. accepted ...