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... the ROYAL FLYING CORPS ON THE^ WESTERN A reconnaissance under fire is always an interesting affair for both pilot and observer, and some idea of how full of incident such work can be may be judged from a personal narrative by a member of the Royal Flying ...
... LAND, AIR, AND WATER. By H. MASSAC liUIST. ROYAL FLYING CORPS LOSSES. THE Royal Flying Corps has suffered a heavier loss of personnel of the irreplaceable sort in the last four weeks than it has sus tained in any similar period since the out break of ...
... MOTORING. LAND, AIR AND WATER. By H. MASSAC B U 1 S T. ROYAL FLYING CORPS DEVELOPMENTS. THERE is yet another change of an evolutionary char acter in connection with the ever-growing Royal Flying Corps. Henceforth it is to be organised in brigades. Each brigade ...
... the motor car as a fighting machine has been the creation of armoured car corps, which are com plete units capable of carrying out operations on an important scale. These corps, in the formation of which Belgium has taken the initia tive, comprise ar ...
... through a very severe test under R.A.C. observation. The maker of this electric lighting outfit is the Polkey-Jarrott Electric Equipments Company, 35, Sackville Street, London, W. The attention of the Royal Automobile Club has been drawn to the reckless ...
... 2s. 6d. post free. The new edition of the Continental German hand book for 1913 is now also on sale, price 2s. [The Royal Flying Corps has placed an order with the Atlas Syndicate of High Street, Kensirjgton, W., for a supply of the Empty-quick, a p ...
... responsible for the selection cf the new corps of R.A.C. roaa guides has wisely relied upon retired service men for choice. Thus we find that many hive been soldiers, many policemen, and many have been in the Royal Navy. In comparing the memberships of the ...
... part. In France, however, the number of trained livers is so considerable that they could guarantee an unequalled scouting corps. With these men in the air an enemy could make none of the mysterious and stealthy movements which dumfounded the French generals ...
... London, W., for twenty standard 1914 P. and M. motor cycles. These machines are for the use of the Royal Flying Corps as each fresh company of this corps which is formed is equipped with four P. and M. motor cycles. An important step in tyre-construction ...
... THE RAID OVER LONDON on Monday Evening. Brilliaimt Attack Iby Royal Flyii&g Corps-- Oiae felt Inistiiactivelly tlhat Shells were Ibeiia^ Firedl firomni o,aar owia Maclhiiiaes.' The expected moonlight aeroplane raids were resumed on Monday, September ...
... Buck ingham Palace at which many members of the Royal Family and the more impor tant of the diplomatic corps were present, and a large dinner party was given in their honour at the German Em bassy in Carlton House Terrace. Apart from these festivities the ...
... M@o HHo H£lh. (Frnimc of Waill^9^ weh Royal) Htissarso TO give a complete record of this illustrious regiment would be to write a history of England for 200 years, for there was hardly a great event or great personage during that period unconnected in ...