March 7, 1921

March 7, 1921

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Editorials

British Admiralty on Aircraft

Editorials

The Significance of Secrecy

Editorials

Length of Tail Surfaces Arm in Monoplanes

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Editorials

British Admiralty on Aircraft

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Editorials

The Significance of Secrecy

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Editorials

Length of Tail Surfaces Arm in Monoplanes

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Editorials

Aileron Factors of Safety

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Editorials

Airship Mooring Masts

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The Night Observation Airplane U.S.X.B.1-A

The ghost of the Bristol Fighter is seen in the U.S.X.B.l-A, the new two-seater night observation airplane shortly to be sent to units of the Army Air Service along the Mexican border. This machine is similar to the day type in all respects, save that it is fitted with landing flares, lighting system and other equipment for night flying.
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Aeronautical Engine Testing Stations

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Aviation School Expands

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Fuel Feed Systems for Airplanes

One of the outstanding lessons learned in over two and a half year’s operation of the Air Mail Service is that altogether too much trouble is encountered in the operation and maintenance of fuel feed systems. This constant source of trouble is not peculiar to any one type of plane nor to any particular system, but is found in a more or less degree in them all.

By L. B. Lent

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Sperry Buys Interallied Material

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