October 6, 1924

October 6, 1924

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Impression of Aviation in America

By C. G. GREY10 min

The Rohrbach Ro II Twin-Engined Flying Boat

UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE

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Impression of Aviation in America

There are two ways of writing about a country of which one has not the honour of being a citizen. One is to go there for five minutes and then write all about it, on the principle of the fool who rushes in where angels fear to tread. The other is to live there for years and years and years and then write a long book to explain why one knows nothing about the country or its people and their manners (if any) or customs.

By C. G. GREY10 min

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The Rohrbach Ro II Twin-Engined Flying Boat

Japanese Air Force Purchased Plane of this Type Built In Denmark to German Designs
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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE

First Lt. Walter Morrison Moore, A. S. Off. Res. Corps, Fairfield, to active duty Dec. 1, Washington, reverting to inactive status Dec. 15. Maj. John Hawley Larned, A. S. Off. Res. Corps, New York City, to active duty Sept. 2, Washington, reverting to inactive status Sept. 16.
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What Is the Use of Air Records?

One of the first remarks made to me when I arrived in New York a few days ago and congratulated a friend in the aircraft business on the wonderful air records held by American airplanes was: “What’s the use of air records when there's nothing behind them?

By C. G. GREY4 min

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Publisher’s News Letter

Of course, the one thought uppermost in the minds of the AVIATION staff is the visit to this country of Charles Grey of The Aeroplane of London. The routine of publishing has been broken in a most entertaining way by the interchange of ideas with this distinguished representative of British writers.
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Government Bids and Orders

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French Parachute Competition

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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. NAVAL AVIATION

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American World Flight Completed

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Raising a Moot Point

By CHARLES FORT3 min

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