January 3, 1927

January 3, 1927

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NEWS ARTICLES AND ITEMS

Progress in All Fields of Naval Aviation Reported

Progress—1926

Progress—1926

By W. L. LEPAGE17 min

NEWS ARTICLES AND ITEMS

The Department of Commerce Issues Final Civil Air Regulations

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NEWS ARTICLES AND ITEMS

Progress in All Fields of Naval Aviation Reported

Admiral Moffett, Chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics, Makes His Annual Report on Naval Aviation
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Progress—1926

Progress—1926

The Past Twelve Months the Most Significant in the History of Aeronautical Development

By W. L. LEPAGE17 min

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The Department of Commerce Issues Final Civil Air Regulations

A Resume of the Regulations Which are to Govern Civil Air Activities.
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The Johnson Twin-60 Airplane

The Johnson Twin-60 Airplane

A New Two-Seater Twin-Engine Lightplane for Commercial or Private Flying.
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Aero. Chamber of Commerce Congratulates President

Expresses Approval of Messages and Policy of Sound Expansion
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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

United States Air Forces

War Fliers Hold Eighth Celebration The First Reserve Aero Squadron Association, whose membership comprises men who served as wartime fliers held its eighth annual dinner at the Hotel Ambassador on Dec. 8. Capt. Roald Amundsen was guest of honor.
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The Bull’s Eye Bailey 140 HP. Engine

The Bull’s Eye Bailey 140 Hp. Engine

A New Seven-Cylinder Air-Cooled Radial Engine for Commercial Airplanes. The Engine is Exceptional for its Simplicity.
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The First Year of the Guggenheim Fund

Five Education Institutions Endowed for Aeronautics. Research and Development Towards Safety Encouraged.

By HARRY F. GUGGENHEIM5 min

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The Development of the Curtiss Hawk

Curtiss Pursuit Planes for Army and Navy Developed Along Specialized Lines.
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Whirlwind Engines in Commercial Flying

The Well-Known Radial Air-Cooled Engine Becomes Almost Standard Equipment in its Class for American Commercial Planes.
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