May 8, 1922

May 8, 1922

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ARMY AND NAVY AIR NEWS

Air Service

The Spring Flying Meet at Garden City

“Who’s Who in American Aeronautics”

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ARMY AND NAVY AIR NEWS

Air Service

Langley Field—The loss of the airship Roma created quite a void in the big lighter-than-air hangar at Langley Field, Va., and, to compensate for its loss an English Mullion type airship was inflated about three weeks ago and has since been operated quite extensively.
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The Spring Flying Meet at Garden City

Crowd of 20,000 Spectators Witnessed Brilliant Exhibition by Army, Air Mail and Civil Aviators
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“Who’s Who in American Aeronautics”

ATKINSON, WILLIAM TERRELL, Railway Business; born, Florence, Tex., April 16, 1888; son of George C. Atkinson and Beatrice Atkinson; married, Essie Leah Peterson, May 4, 1918.Educated: Public schools of Florence, Tex.and Georgetown, Tex.
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Forest Mapping and Estimating From the Air

Brief Account of an Aerial Timber Survey Carried Out in the Canadian Woods by a Crew of Four Men

By Elwood Wilson6 min

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Flight Testing Suspended Wings

Full Size Airplane Wing Suspended Below Airplane To be Shortly Tested in Flight at Langley Field
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Soaring Flight in French Guinea

Careful Observations of Irregularities of the Wind Show Regions of Soaring Flight Coincide with Ascending Winds

By P. Idrac5 min

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Seaplanes in Overseas Flights

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Foreign News

Czechoslovakia—Engineer Janak, head of the Automobile and Flying Department of the Ministry of Social Welfare, recently concluded with representatives of the German government a provisional agreement on a reciprocal basis regarding regular air service, passengers and goods, between Prague and Berlin.
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Editorials

Public Interest in Aviation

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Santa Maria Safe

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