December 1, 1924

December 1, 1924

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N. Y. World Probes Government Air Situation

Photographic Measurements in Aerodynamics

By ING. R. KATZMAYR15 min

Opinions on National Air Legislation

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N. Y. World Probes Government Air Situation

What is the United States doing for aviation ? The World has just completed an exhaustive inquiry into the situation, gathering the data from the War, Navy and Post Office Departments and presenting for the first time, even to these officials, a complete statement of just what has happened, and what ought to happen if American pre-eminence is to be regained and maintained.
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Photographic Measurements in Aerodynamics

In the combination of the two sciences of photography and aerodynamics, it is the writer’s opinion that the greatest advance has occurred in the science of aerial photography, especially in the sphere of aerial surveying. Aerial photography is one of the few sciences which advanced with rapid strides to a high degree of perfection during the war and is capable of being used in time of peace.

By ING. R. KATZMAYR15 min

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Opinions on National Air Legislation

Do We Want Government Conrol of Civil Aviation? If so, What Kind?
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Progress of Civil Aviation in Great Britain

British Civil Transport Aircraft in 1923-24 Flew 1,000,000 Miles Carrying 15,000 Passengers and 427 Tons of Goods
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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. NAVAL AVIATION

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Detroit Will Have Two Modern Airports

City Authorizes Municipal Airport—Ford Airport Opened
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A New York-Chicago Night Air Mail Service

New Schedule, Wanted by Business, to Start Early Next Spring
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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE

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New Type of Motor

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Publisher’s News Letter

Readers of AVIATION may assume that the size of the paper is limited by the news that is available. If the volume of excellent articles and news that comes to the Editors’ desk could be seen by our readers, it would be realized how difficult it is to select editorial copy that appears to be of the most timely interest and of the greatest importance.

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