December 21, 1925

December 21, 1925

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The Lessons of Six Year’s Experience in Air Transport

Admiral Moffett’s Annual Report

The Annual N.A.C.A. Report

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The Lessons of Six Year’s Experience in Air Transport

The Possibilities of Economic Operations Discussed by General Brancker Before the Royal Aeronautical Society
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Admiral Moffett’s Annual Report

Chief of Bureau Makes Recommendations for the Improvement of Naval Aviation
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The Annual N.A.C.A. Report

THE ELEVENTH Annual Report of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, 1925, was presented to Congress on Dec. 10, and represents a very complete general discussion of Government activities in Aeronautics, together with recommendations.
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An Ideal for Air Racing

The Ford Tour Idea Commended and German Rundflug Cited as an Example

By EDMOND T. ALLEN10 min

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Secretary Wilbur Reports on Naval Aeronautics

THE ANNUAL REPORT of the secretary of the Navy gives certain official statements regarding aeronautical events of the past year which are of the greatest interest. They will be found below: The “Shenandoah” The Shenandoah was ready for this flight early in July, but after conferences with the Bureau of Aeronautics, and the commanding officer of the Shenandoah and upon the latter’s recommendation the midwestern trip was postponed, so that during July and August she could operate with the fleet, which she did.
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United States Air Forces

U. S. ARMY AIR SERVICE
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Air Transportation

Progress of Commercial Aviation in Germany The progress made in aerial transportation in Germany during the past few years is undoubtedly one of the outstanding accomplishments in the field of aviation, says Lee C. Morse, Special Agent of the Transportation Division, Department of Commerce.
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Publisher’s News Letter

It may startle many persons' to learn that the United States leads the world in commercial aviation. This can be demonstrated by making a distinction in the term commercial aviation that has not been given the emphasis that it deserves. There is a sharp contrast between air transport and all other forms of commercial flying.

By L.D.G.5 min

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The California “Coupe—Cabin” Plane

A Closed Cabin Passenger Airplane Suitable for Private Touring
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Editorial

A Year of Education ONE OF THE greatest effects of the recent aeronautical hearings, investigations, and trials will be the educational value they have had on those who had to listen to the testimony. The leading officers of the Navy sat for weeks, hearing all sides of aerial problems as they affected the Navy.
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