January 9, 1922

January 9, 1922

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The Trend of Aviation Development

By J. G. Vincent28 min

JL6 Makes New World’s Duration Record

The Market for Commercial Aircraft in 1922

By Harold F. Marshall9 min

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The Trend of Aviation Development

Aviation Must be Made to Pay its Way”-The Influences Retarding its Development

By J. G. Vincent28 min

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JL6 Makes New World’s Duration Record

Piloted by E. Stinson and L. Bertaud, Metal Monoplane Stays Aloft 26 hr. 19 min. 35 sec.
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The Market for Commercial Aircraft in 1922

A Practical Program for Developing the Aircraft Market-Aviation a Transport Industry--Convincing the Public

By Harold F. Marshall9 min

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Work of McCook Field in 1921

Engineering Division, Army Air Service Developed and Tested Several New Types of Airplanes, Engines and Equipment

By Major T. H. Bane6 min

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Foreign Aeronautical News

Brazil A committee of the Brazilian Senate has reported favorably, according to the United States Naval Attache in Rio Janeiro, upon a bill proposing the establishment of two air lines between Rio de Janeiro and Porto Alegre, which are to be started before September, 1922.
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Functioning of Supercharger in Altitude Flight

Experience of Lieut. John A. MacReady on Record Breaking Altitude Flight Shows Difficulties Met in Exceeding 40.000 Ft.
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Reorganization of the Office of the C. of A. S.

New Organization Plan Provides for Five Divisions: Personnel, Information, Training and War Plans, Supply, and Engineering
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New Zeppelin for U. S. Navy

The Council of Ambassadors has granted permission to the United States to contract for the construction at Friedrichshafen, Germany, of an airship of the L71 type. This decision marks the end of diplomatic negotiations which have proceeded between the Allied powers and the United States since last July.
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Editorials

The New World’s Duration Record

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Aero Club Banquet

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