Flying Magazine |
Contents
21 | |
World War, 1939-1945 (Campaigns and battles, Western, Aerial operations) | |
24 | |
Air mail service | |
26 | |
United States Air Force, Air pilots | |
28 | |
Air pilots, Models | |
30 | |
UNITED STATESAir force, Army/Tactical center |
48 | |
Airplanes, Military | |
49 | |
Airplanes, Military (Great Britain) | |
50 | |
Air navigation (Study and teaching) | |
52 | |
Airplane industry workers, House organs | |
55 | |
Robert Chesley OSBORN, United States Naval Air Force, Aviation (Study and teaching), Caricatures and cartoons |
33 | |
United States Dept. of State, Aviation (International aspects) | |
34 | |
Aviation (Study and teaching) | |
43 | |
Airplanes (Maintenance and repair), Seaplanes | |
46 | |
AERONAUTICAL Chamber of Commerce of America, Aviation, Military, Airplane industry, Aviation |
56 | |
Parachutes | |
67 | |
Sound (Recording and reproducing) | |
74 | |
Arturo GIGANTE |
Common terms and phrases
AAFTAC aces aerial Aeronautical air mail air power air transport Aircraft Company aircraft industry airlines airmen airplane Airport Allied altitude American AOPA AOPA Pilot Army Air Forces aviation Boeing bomb bay bombers Bonds British cadets Capt cargo chute combat Comdr commercial complete Consolidated Vultee Continued Coronado Corp course crew CURTISS-WRIGHT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE D-Day DeHavilland Mosquito Department Dilbert Dinghy Don Gentile Douglas Douglas Havoc employees enemy planes equipment feet field fighter flight flown flyers flying fuselage German gliders ground guns instructor instrument invasion Japs Kinner land Lieut lines Luftwaffe magazine magnetic wire recorder manikins manufacturing ment military models motor Naval navigation Navy nylon officers operations pack panel parachute plant post-war pounds problems production radio ship skip-bombing speed Speed Nuts squadron Super tactics tail tion troops U. S. Army Victory wing wire recorder