March 16, 1925

March 16, 1925

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Editorials

A New Flying General

Editorials

Praise Indeed

General Fechet

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Editorials

A New Flying General

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Editorials

Praise Indeed

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General Fechet

Col. James E. Fechet Appointed Assistant Chief of Air Service
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Presentation of the Collier and Mackay Trophies

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The Building of the Boston Airport

With the flying season of 1925 about to open in the northern states, the problems of commercial flying and the obstacles which stand in the way of the full and rapid development of the use of aircraft for the transport of goods and passengers continue very much the same as they have been ever since 1919.

By PROF. EDWARD P. WARNER

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Standardization Test of N.A.C.A. No. 1 Wind Tunnel

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Weather Forecasts for Aviators

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The Scintilla Magneto for Aircraft Engines

This Magneto Adopted by Navy Has Unusual Design Features Making It Particularly Rugged and Adaptable to Aircraft Use
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English Air Appropriation $101,479,868

The new British air policy to build up an air force able to protect England against all comers and to perfect defenses, which would make any opponent hesitate before attacking the country, was presented to the House of Commons Feb. 26 by Sir Samuel Hoare, the Air Minister, and was passed.
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Stability and Controllability of Airplanes

Part II—Tailplane and Elevator

By B. V. KORVIN-KROUKOVSKY

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