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... ROYAL FLYING CORPS. Is it not time for the authorities enlist into the Uoyal Flying Corps some thousands of youths from 16 to 18 years age to train as pilots and observers The output of machines, especially in America, is likely to exceed the capacity ...
... higher command of the Royal Flying Corps evidence which he said had been, given him by men in the corps. Being under military discipline, did cot think any then# would come forward to give evidence. Mr. Short; If conditions the Flying Corps are bad you say ...
... NEW FLYING CORPS BADGE. Army Order states that badge consisting of' the letter and outspread wing has been approved for officers who are the list qualified observers of the Royal Flying Corps. The badge will be worn the left breast above medal ribbons ...
... for the Corps, after obtaining Royal Aero Club certificaite. and having learned the elementary work of flying, will undergo the four months’ course at Upavon, which includes instruction mechanics and construction, meteorolofical observations of the air ...
... continued up to limit of three months during periods of special Royal Flying Corps duty not invoiv'ing actual flying. An officer while undergoing a course of instruction in aerial observation duty shall receive continuous flying pay at the rate of 3s. day ...
... rose poised just inside. DIADOEE. of Royal Engmeera from 1908 1913, when, after few months on half-pay, he was appointed command the Scottish Coast Defences. Lieutenant-Colonel F. W. C. Jones, Royal Army Medical Corps, from India, has been appointed Assistant ...
... to the Madras Staff Corps in IS6L ie m 1869 he was Deputy Judge Advocate ai Madras. He served in the war, 1879-80, w r Thompson enters his OOth'year , This tomg present at the siege and fall s B, StitOetOT-Bretherion. Lji.caAire holding the oppomtment ...
... Surgeon-Gen. Sir W. Launcellotte Gubbms, Director-General, presided lasit night the annuefl dinner of the officers of the Royal Army Medical Corps in the Trocadero Restaurant and personal. WORKING MEN SCHOLARS. Results the recent ejcamination for the Oxford diploma ...
... t is to week at the Artillery okmp Lydd. Sixty men from the Royal Army Flying Corps are engaged in erecting hangars, and several aeroplanes from are to arrive to-morrow. . ~ The Flying Corps is to stationed for several weeks, and daily flights -will roade ...
... GLOBE. WEDNESDAY. «, 1911 TtHUEY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. 3J Direetar. Arthur Collinf. TO-DAY, 2. and TO-NIGHT, at THE HOPE T 0 W NIGHT. BOX OFFICE OPEN ALL DAT. TeU. 2588 f- lint*) TiTT V~t7a PANTOMIME. BOXINO NIGHT AND TWICE DAILY. HOP MY THUMB. By G. 11 ...
... Brigade in the field and of observing infantry brigade training. To-morrow morning Sir Charles will arrive at Kildare and inspect the Cavalry Brigade, continuing his inspection Wednesday. During the next two days ho will observe the brigade training of the ...
... Guards. Grenadier Guards. Corps of Royal Engineers. Royal Regiment Artillery. Royal Garrison Artillery. Section Royal Field Artillery with Guns. Cavalry of the Line. 10th (Prince of Wales's Own Royal) Busears. ...