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... ROYAL FiA-CiGCORPS. Mn. lacco.—Pollowlncappte. see made : Comain.—Prom Itquipment Ofacere, to be temp. Millet ma emelt!. :--Sec. U. Itemp. Capt.) H. D. Metheen. Lend. R.. T. : Sec. U. temp. CeP(.) H. Lea Spec Rep As.. 1). Oartants.—Peom And. Onleers ...
... 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 ...
... a bombing attack on a water tank in the desert; the Royal Flying Corps hospital what Y'pres looked like after the bombardment, and Moquet Farm before and after it was shelled; also what the Corps is doing in the East; a photograph of a gas attack, likewise ...
... THINGS DONE: IX.—THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS. THE Royal Flying Corps is the last word in war, but it has not finished all that it has to say yet. The R.F.C. is still finding new things to do, and not only does it rise to every occasion, but it sometimes drops ...
... ROYAL FLYING CORPS. ACTIVITY AT SALISBURY AND ALDERSHOT. In favourable weather Army pilots of the Royal Fiving Corps from Upavon school and the Larkhill centre on Salisbury Plain made a aeries of particularly goad distal; yesterday. Both bi- Mares and ...
... ROYAL FLYING CORP& INVESTIGATION COMMIT? RECOMMENDATIONS. The final report of the Committee on the administration and command of the Royal Flying• Corps is now issued. The Committee's recommendations are : I.—Our first recommendation, and that to which ...
... VIEWS OF THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS. WE ARE HELPLESS. The reports received from Yorkshire of the mysterious airship have aroused the greatest interest among all ranks of the Royal &lying Corps at Aldershot, and this interest has been further stimulated ...
... 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 ...
... THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS. NEED OF MOST MODERN MACHINES. In this combination between infantry and artillery the Royal Flying Corps played a highly important part. The admirable work of this Corps has been a very satisfactory feature of the ...
... AIR VICTORIES. Gallant Feats by the Royal Flying Corps. I Some gallant expinita by members of the Royal Flying Corpg in France are published in brief form by the Bureau. Among them 14 the story et • combat in the air in which three hostile 'aeroplanes ...
... of the Royal Flying Corps. A RUPERT BEING TOWED INTO ITS DOCK 4 T SUNSET ON THE WESTERN FRONT DRAWN BY D. MACPHERSON, 1917 Copyrighted in the U.S.A. The flatness of Flanders has brought into being a great number of extraordinary-shaped observation balloons ...
... 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 ...