June 12, 1922

Army Wins 13th National Balloon Race

ARMY AND NAVY AIR NEWS

Naval Aviation

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Army Wins 13th National Balloon Race

Maj. Oscar Westover, A.S., the Victor with 850 Miles — H. E. Honeywell is Second; Lt. W. F. Reed, U.S.N., Third
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ARMY AND NAVY AIR NEWS

Army Air Chief in Inspection Flight—On May 21 General Patrick, piloted by Major Dargue made 175 mile trip across the Everglades by way of Lake Ocochobie to Carlstrom Field, in a JN6 training plane. After inspecting Carlstrom and Dorr Fields they left Carlstrom Field in a training plane and flew to Jacksonville, Fla., approximately 250 miles; flying time, 4 hr.
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Naval Aviation

Admiral Moffett Takes Flying Training—Rear Admiral Wm. A. Moffett, Chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy is today taking intensive training in flying at Pensacola, Naval Air Station. This is by no means the first time Admiral Moffett has taken the air in a plane, as he has made many flights before, but now he is to take the training necessary for an observer or spotter in the Navy, and while he may not complete the course laid down for pilots, he will be pretty conversant with the feel of the air by the time he completes his course, which is to be a month at least and perhaps may extend over two or three months.
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The French Gliding and Soaring Competition

Competition for 100,000 Francs of Prizes to be Held Next August Under Patronage of French Air Minister
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The Baltimore Flying Meet

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A New German Aeronautical Engine

Siemens-Halske 50-60 hp. Air-Cooled Radial Engine First Example of German Post-War Commercial Design

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Des Moines-Chicago Airway

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Foreign News

Italy—Under the auspices of the Federazione Aeronautica Nazionale Italiana and by initiative of other aeronautical associations, an international competition for commercial airplanes is to be held during the last week of June 1922.
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Marine Aviation

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Aviation in Congress

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