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... nest. All XO O each. 76&78REGEHT JTRE ET. LOWPOW W The Royal Navy. Vlso with R.N.R. and R.N.V. Badge Brooch of every Regiment in stock. Can be supplied by return. JtL. The Royal Army Medical Corps. r All these Brooches are finely modelled itt 1 5 ct. Gold ...
... WIFE OF A NOBLE AND MISSING R.N.V.R. AIRMAN. V ;s j r 'r j COUNTESS ANNESLEY, WHOSE HUSBAND, EARL ANNESLEY, OF THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS, STARTED A FLIGHT FROM ENGLAND TO ABROAD LAST WEEK, AND MAY HAVE BEEN LOST. Photograph by Swaint r. Lord Annesley, the ...
... fit and strong, and constantly urges me not to fail to take a supply when I am drafted out. This shrewd and observant Royal Army Medical Corps Private declares that the longer he uses Phosferine the more certain he feels he now possesses the power, the ...
... out two officers of the Royal Marines, only thirteen holders of Royal Aero Club certificates before his were R.N. Of these thirteen, two only flew for their own amuse ment, and never joined the Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps -later to become the R ...
... influenced their framing. ENGAGED TO MISS FOLJAMBE CAPTAIN VICTOR YEATS-BROWN, OF THE KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS. ENGAGED TO CAPTAIN YEATS- BROWN, KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS MISS RACHEL E. FOL JAMBE. ENGAGED TO MISS HELEN GOUDY MR. J. C. GERARD LEIGH, OF THE 1ST ...
... of the Army officer attached R.F.C., each according to his particular regiment or corps. Seventeenthly, there is the double-breasted uniform of the Australian Flying Corps the only Overseas Dominion which has a flying service of its own. Eighteenthly, there ...
... who is in charge of a Training Corps in New York City, is the son of a former Minister to Belgium, of the same Christian name, Theodore. He was at Oxford when the war broke out, and got a commission in the Royal Flying Corps. He lost a leg while flying, ...
... business profit only. THE ARMY AIR -DEPARTMENT: COLONEL CAPPER AND MAJOR SIR A. BANNERMAN, ROYAL ENGINEERS, THE COMMANDER OF THE NEWLY FORMED MILITARY AIR -CORPS AT ALDERSHOT. Colonel J. E. Capper, the soldier whose name has become famous by the excellent ...
... Flying Corps or has been awarded the Air Force Cross. So far, apparently, the numerous squadrons of the Australian Flying Corps which have done magnificent service, and have won a very high proportion of D.S.O.s and M.C.s- are still outside the Royal Air ...
... of the Royal Flying Corps in his first despatch, and at no time since has the Commander-in-Chief qualified his earlier impres sions; now. moreover, in his latest mes sage he has testified anew to the bravery and effective ness alike of the Royal Flying ...
... people, such as attacking troops on the ground, keeping touch with infantry advances, observing fcr artillery in fixed positions which is quite different from observing for ships' guns. Then again, the Inde pendent Air Force, operating apart from Navy, ...
... ROBERTSON LIEUTENANT P. H. ROBERTSON. Lieutenant P. H. Robertson, M.B., of whom we gire a new portrait, is in the Royal Army Medical Corps, and is the son of General Sir William Robertson, Chief of the Imperial General Staff.-- -[Photograph by Elliott ...