November 17, 1924

November 17, 1924

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LIGHT PLANES AND GLIDERS

By Edmund T. Allen11 min

The 600 hp. Single Engined Farman Goliath

UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE

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LIGHT PLANES AND GLIDERS

At the Lympne competition recently held in England, dual control two-seaters with 64 cu. in. engines made speed ranges of 39 to 70 mi./hr. and flew some 500 mi. each during the five days of the race. The competition was held by the British government which offered £3,000 in prizes in an effort to develop a training machines which will be cheap to build, inexpensive to operate, and simple to keep in repair.

By Edmund T. Allen11 min

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The 600 hp. Single Engined Farman Goliath

New 600 hp. Farman Engine Replaces Twin Engine Arrangement In the Goliath Air Liner
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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE

On Oct. 19, the following Reserve Corps military instruction began at Ross Field, Arcadia, Calif.: Elementary military law—Following the official correspondence corps authorized by the War Department. A splendid group of officers with an excellent instructor.
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The Driggs-Johnson Model DJ1 Light Plane

Efficient One-Place Monoplane Fitted with 4 Cylinder 80 cu. in. Motorcycle Engine Described
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Attending the Dayton Air Races

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Distinguished Foreign Visitors

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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Philadelphia News

By C. T. Ludington4 min

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Publisher’s News Letter

The election of President Coolidge will have a very direct influence on the future of our national aviation policy. Probably the full significance of the election has not been realized by those who have the interest of aviation at heart. The possibilities of what might have happened can be considered without letting any partisanship influence enter into the picture.

By L.D.G.4 min

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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Long Island News

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French Touring Plane Cross Country Race

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