August 18, 1924

August 18, 1924

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The Air Mail and the Banker

LIGHT PLANES AND GLIDERS

By Edmund T. Allen6 min

UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE

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The Air Mail and the Banker

The Service which the Air Mail Can Render to the Financial Interests
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LIGHT PLANES AND GLIDERS

While Franee, England, and the United States are each claiming to be leading the world in aviation, each one is bending its efforts in a slightly different direction. France has without doubt by far the largest and most powerful air force in the whole world; England is supreme in the production of service machines to fill every demand; and the United States has perfected racing and record-breaking planes until we now hold two-thirds of the world’s records.

By Edmund T. Allen6 min

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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE

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First Helicopter to Fly a Circular Kilometer

Meets Test Imposed by French Air Service
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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Cleveland News

By Cy Caldwell3 min

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National Air Policy Suggestions

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Trial Flights of ZR3

Trial flights of the dirigible ZR3, which is being built at Friedrichshafen, Germany, for the American government, will begin on Aug. 25, according to present plans of the Zeppelin company as reported in an Associated Press despatch from Friedrichshafen.
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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

The Great Lakes Airways, Inc.

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A Suggested National Air Policy

That a National Aviation Policy is needed by the United States is obvious. To get such a policy in concrete form AVIATION requested several thoughtful friends of aeronautical progress to make suggestive and constructive recommendations.
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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. NAVAL AVIATION

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