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... addition to detachments of the Royal Navy and R.N.V.R., there will be a display of Territorial Army transport vehicles, tank's and armoured cars. The air services will be represented by squads of the Auxiliary Air Force, the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve ...
... shows Westland Lysander Army of-age the Royal Air Force, which came into being on April I, 1918, when the Co-operation aircraft rehearsing a formation • flying display over Odiham, Hampshire, Royal Flying Corps and the R.N.A.S. were formed into the new ...
... gone back to the Army, in which he was a staff officer during the Great War. He's rejoined his old regiment, the King's Royal Rifle Corps, as a major. You see him here, in civvies because he hasn't got his new uniform yet, watching musketry practice at Parfleet ...
... this state of preparedness, the Royal Air Force since 1918 has placed to its credit achievements which are comparable in display of courage and initiative with those of its predecessors, the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service between 1914 ...
... and for the purpoae of AT orobationary period ot one month, and there- defining the latter age should not have Royal Air Force Air Observers' Schools -n North- alter by annual increments of 2s a week attained their sixteenth birthday eariler than the umberland ...
... Squadron from 1915 to 1917. He wrote the memorandum which resulted in the Cabinet deciding to form the Royal Air Force from the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service. swift was his rise to prominence. He has a prodigious technical ability and musical ...
... pursue them throughout life. The Air Defence Corps now musters 11.400 cadets. with 114 souadrons. each with 100 cadets between the ages of 15 and 18. No attempt has as vet *been made in Ealing to form a Corps in spite of my many appeals. It is shameful ...
... but has not been quite well for some time and remains in her room resting Her Royal Highness who 91 March 18th has always been most interested the activities of the Royal Borough and she is greatly loved and respected by the residents of Kensington SEARCHING ...
... DINNER “FULL HOUSER” One recognised true esprit-decorps on Saturday evening at the 27th annual din- ner of the King’s Royal Rifle Corps held in the Headquarters of the Queen Victoria’s Rifles, Davies Street, Berkeley Square, W.1. There was a record attendance ...
... of the Perivale Municipal Golf Course. He has been so for the past twenty-one years and no one can tell him more about the Royal and ancient game than he knows himself. Players, good, bad and indifferent, all thrown in. This has not always been a desirable ...
... hockey game against the Royal Military College of Canada Authentic replicas of West Point were used for the film Football sequences in the picture have West Point’s Michie Stadium as their locale and Art Director Schulze took a corps of workmen to Pasadena ...
... Friday May 12th 1939 THE KENSINGTON NEWS aND WEST LeNDOn KENNEL CORNER- -Edited by “CANIS Popular Dogs No 6 THE CORGI Here is a Royal favourite if ever there was one the canine community a breed not only kept as companions by the adult members of our Imperial ...