... . Right IMPROVISED TEST OF AN UNDERCARRIAGE by Keith Henderson Air Ministry Artist, 1940). heft 44 WOMEN'S LAND ARMY AT WORK by J. Bateman A.R.A. Offiri ally commissioned, 1940), MEUT.-COM. R. DAIN- TVEE, R.N GUNNERY LIEUTENANT, RESTING BF 'ORE DINNER; by M Ishipman J. Worsley R. .R. Official purchase, 1940). A A Afc/if 44 DESTROYER IN DRY DOCK by John Nash A.R.A. Officially commis sioned, ...

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... CHIEFS OF THE RAF. No. 9.-- VICE-CHIEF OF THE AIR STAFF. AIR MARSHAL SIR RICHARD EDMUND CHARLES PEIRSE, K.C.B., D.S.O., A.F.C., is the Vice-Chief of the Air Staff and thus one of the most important men at the top of our wonderful Royal Air Force. He is the only son of Admiral Sir Richard Peirse, was born in 1892 and educated at Monkton Combe School, H.M.S. Con way and King's College London. He ...

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... lere is ample evidence the e Jity-fifth Annual (hikition of the Royal lotogr;. phic Society that e stre and strain of the nes have not been able distract the camera-man >in producing work of eat excellence. The amples of fine photo- Iphy on view at I Prince's Gate include case of colour trans iencies of great beauty, d the show is divided into Pictorial, Natural istory, Photomicro- aphic and ...

... the new recruit. If this recruit to the Women s Auxiliary Air Force doesn't find foot comfort in the Service it i con t be the fault of the Quartermistress The attractii%e picture is on view at the recently opened Royal Air Force Exhibition of Photographs at the Building Centre in Netc Bond Street tc here every aspect of life with the R.A.F. is presented in admirable camera-studies. PHOTOGRAPH ...

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... - U.S.A. NEWSPAPER GIRLS VIRGINIA COWLES AND HELEN KIRKPATR1CK, for calmly watching a tremendous air battle over Dover at close range so that America may know the truth. MISS VIRGINIA COWLES. MISS HELEN KIRKPA TRICK. PHOTOGRAPHS BY ANGUS MCBEAK. MISS VIRGINIA COWLES, distinguished young American newspaper correspondent of the 14 New York Herald-Tribune, will be remembered as the author of ...