January 21, 1924

January 21, 1924

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France Develops Multi-Motored Transport Planes

By LADISLAS D’ORCY21 min

U. S. ARMY AND NAVY AIR FORCES

Report of the Naval Arctic Air Board

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France Develops Multi-Motored Transport Planes

Three Four-Engined Planes Cover 1900 Miles Across Country In Remarkable Competition

By LADISLAS D’ORCY21 min

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U. S. ARMY AND NAVY AIR FORCES

Air Service troops stationed at Luke Field and Wheeler Field, Hawaii, recently participated in the annual simulated warfare program which was carried out by the entire Hawaiian Department on the Island of Oahu. According to primary orders received by the different branches of the service, enemy troops have succeeded in subduing our Navy and have conveyed transports off the coast of Oahu, writes Lieut. J. M. McCulloch, A.S., in Air Service News Letter.
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Report of the Naval Arctic Air Board

Plan Calls for Use of Shenandoah, Six Planes, Mooring Masts and Two Airship Tenders
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The Duke of Sutherland’s Impressions

America is Behind England in Commercial Air Transport, Says British Under-Secretary for Air
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Planning the 1924 International Air Races

By H. W. KARR4 min

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The Air Appropriations in the 1924-25 Budget

$27,433,000 Recommended for Army and Navy Air Services— Need Twice that Amount
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PUBLISHER’S NEWS LETTER

We are glad to receive the following definite statement from the Chief of the Air Service concerning Slipstream, the self-styled “publicity agent” of McCook Field: “The January number of Slipstream will be the last issue of that magazine to be published by anyone having any connection whatsoever with the Engineering Division.
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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Cigar Company Operating Planes

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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Baltimore News

By W. D. Tipton2 min

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Editorials

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