January 11, 1926

January 11, 1926

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The Shenandoah Court Findings

McCook Field Review

By MAJOR JOHN F. CURRY16 min

A New Altitude Airplane

By A. M. JACOBS8 min

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The Shenandoah Court Findings

The Court of Inquiry Resolves Its Report into a Series of Facts and Opinions Relating to the Shenandoah in Particular and Airships in General.
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McCook Field Review

Many Interesting Designs and New Equipment Developed at McCook Field During the Past Year

By MAJOR JOHN F. CURRY16 min

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A New Altitude Airplane

The Acute Conditions of High Altitude Flying Involve Special Design Problems

By A. M. JACOBS8 min

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Aviation Lighting

A General Discussion of the Air Mail Lighting System Now in Use for Night Flying

By H. C. RITCHIE7 min

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The Modocko

THE MODOCKO,Ancient Ruler of the Air AVEY-AYSHUN, his daughter, in love with Billi Mitch BILLI-MITCH, a flying minstrel, in love with Avey-Ayshun REID-POO-POO, Lord High Questioner, Juggler of the Word Ko-Ko, Lord High Executioner and Judge of the Court WILL-BAH, Secretary of the Gravy, in love with Avey-Ayshun PISH-TUSH, Secretary of Snore, slightly in love with Avey-Ayshun POOH-BAH, an elderly gentleman in charge of Anti-aircraft battery.

By CY CALDWELL6 min

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The Location of Terminal Landing Fields

By CHARLES McH. POND5 min

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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

New England News

On December 17, the State of Main Chapter of the National Aeronautic Association, at Augusta, met in the office of Mr. W. H. Gannett, Governor of the Association for the State of Maine, to commemorate the twenty-second anniversary of the first flight by the Wright Brothers. This date was also the anniversary of the formation of the State of Maine Chapter of the Association which now has more than fifty members who are doing a great deal to aid aviation locally, as well as throughout the country.

By Porter Adams4 min

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PUBLISHER’S NEWS LETTER

During the early part of each year a publisher usually makes plans to give his readers a better and more acceptable paper. It is with a truly grateful spirit that we do this annual task for 1926, as this year marks the entry of AVIATION into its tenth year of service to its readers. More will be said at the appropriate time about this anniversary, but now it is most fiting that our readers should be told the part that they have played in the growth of the paper to which they have given such emphatic evidences of their support.
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New Radial Engine Ready Soon

Pratt & Whitney Organization Develops New Design After Five Months Effort
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Editorial

The Shenandoah Court Findings

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