December 26, 1921

December 26, 1921

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Development of an American Pursuit Engine

The Seventh Paris Aero Show

Naval Aviation

By Rear Admiral Wm. A. Moffett9 min

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Development of an American Pursuit Engine

From the American Built Hispano to the Wright “Superfighter"
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The Seventh Paris Aero Show

The F. B. A. company (the initials of which stand for Franco-British Aviation) exhibited a pusher biplane flying boat equipped with an amphibian landing gear. This machine, which is known as Model M. 1, is fitted with a 420 hp. Darracq-Coatalen (Sunbeam license) engine.
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Naval Aviation

Officers and men have been trained in aerology and detailed to stations. They have been primarily engaged in furnishing weather reports for flying operations conducted from naval ships and stations. Mutual arrangements for a systematic interchange of weather reports have been made between the Navy and the Weather Bureau.

By Rear Admiral Wm. A. Moffett9 min

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The Wadsworth-Hicks Civil Aviation Bill

Providing for a Commissioner and a Bureau of Civil Aviation
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The Detroit Aerial Water Derby

Regulations Governing Curtiss Marine Flying Trophy, Class and Invitation Events to be Held September 1922
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A Portable Airship Mooring Mast

A Notable Improvement Due to the Army Air Service
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Aeronautics in Australia

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Editorials

A Good Bill

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Editorials

A National Aviation Policy

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Editorials

The Conference and Aircraft

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