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... Expanding the Royal Air Force New Machines to Defend the Coasts of Britain THE Government's decision to expand the Royal Air Force by 71 new squad rons instead of by 22 as originally planned is going to prove a severe test of service organization as well ...
... and the Prime Minister, members of the Cabinet, the Corps Diplomatique, the Empire Press Dele gates, and the Colonial Governors over for the Conference are amongst those who will be seen in the Royal Enclosure. Accommodation has been ar ranged for 150 ...
... careful deduc tion and analysis throughout the whole history of the Service. The training of the Royal Air Force is the whole life of the Royal Air Force. The Royal Air Force does not watch and wait for the day when it will come into action it is always moving ...
... Italy save by the royal Dukes, announcing their brother's Coronation. All the more regrettable in the Italian case, in that there can have been no more popular foreigner in that country during 1918 than the G.S.O.3 of Lord Cavan's 14th Corps. The Prince used ...
... r. dALLL;LJIn5 peace-time training GROTESQUE BUT USEFUL: A Royal Air Force observation balloon at Rolle- stone Camp, Salisbury, where it is being used for training men to be efficient observers THE EYES OF THE R.A.F. A balloon about to be released at ...
... forthcoming Royal Air Force Pageant at Hendon. Inset above Most of the parachutes landin on the white circle which they reach provided the observers release them from the 'planes at the right moment THE PRINCE OF WALES SPEAKS OUT His Royal Highness inspecting ...
... Ambassadors, soldiers, statesmen, and the Belgian Royal Family were present at the service, which ended with the singing of the National Anthem. The coffin was then taken in procession to Laeken and placed in the Royal crypt BRITISH MARINES MARCHING IN THE FUNERAL ...
... 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 ...
... FRANK NEWNES Phntn Saaho As will be observed from this quite inadequate gallery of those present, a very large leaven of distinguished people pervaded the banquet held to celebrate the 124th exhibition of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours ...
... produced by the Air League for an Air Defence Cadet Corps. In a time of emergency, every able-bodied man and woman will be needed for duties which only adults can perform. Boys are wanted for relief work. The Corps needs 20,000 cadets between the ages of fourteen ...
... 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 ...
... Strange, one of the most experienced air pilots living, and Cap tain H. H. Balfour, who distinguished himself in the Royal Flying Corps as a single-seater fighter pilot during the War, and who now adorns the House of Commons, are among the directors of ...