February 15, 1926

February 15, 1926

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Possible Lines of Aeronautical Development

By RANDOLPH F. HALL13 min

What Pilots Think About Air Legislation

The New German Air Transport Combine

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Possible Lines of Aeronautical Development

Development of Compound Wings. Helicopter Possibilities.

By RANDOLPH F. HALL13 min

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What Pilots Think About Air Legislation

Pilots Take Advantage of Opportunity to Express Views.
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The New German Air Transport Combine

An Amalgamation, in the Interests of Economy, of Two of the Largest Air Transport Systems in Europe.
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Caldwell’s Flying Guyed

America Seen from the Air. They’re off — from Boston.

By CY CALDWELL8 min

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The Boy Scouts in Aviation

How 800,000 Boys Are Receiving the Training Aviators Need

By E. S. MARTIN8 min

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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Arkansas Airport Development

The New Year in Arkansas opens with bright prospects for military and commercial aeronautical development. Through the united efforts of the State officials, the Arkansas chapter of the National Aeronautic Association and the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce, there has been made available for military and commercial aviation one of the finest airports in the country.
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The American Eagle

High up in the towering Rockies, many miles west of Denver, an educated family of American Eagles dwelt in the peace and contentment of the simple life that surrounds the jagged peaks, whose heights freeze fear into the hearts of adventurous men.

By WEBB GARRISON6 min

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The Pratt and Whitney Wasp Engine

A New Radial Air-Cooled Engine of Very Low Weight Per Horsepower
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Publisher’s News Letter

A visitor to Washington receives the impression that aviation is still getting its share of attention but does not seem to be arriving at any definite destination. Senators and Representatives are introducing bill after bill; all sorts of committees are hearing pages of testimony and the services are still devoting a large portion of their time to preparing and giving opinions on what should be done.

By L.D.G.5 min

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Editorial

IT IS OF more than, passing interest to note the concentrated efforts which are now being made by the officials of the Boy Scouts of America to instil into the minds of the younger generation of the country an attitude of general airmindedness.
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