Aviation in Canada, 1917-1918
- Subtitle
- Being a Brief Account of the Work of the Royal Air Force Canada, the Aviation Department of the Imperial Munitions Board, and the Canadian Aeroplanes Limited
Read Aviation in Canada, 1917-1918 by Anonymous online. Browse the complete text, chapters and notes.
Editions
Table of contents
1. Front matter2. AVIATION IN CANADA 1917–19183. AERIAL CONDITIONS ON THE WESTERN FRONT, 1916.4. OFFICIAL PRELIMINARIES.5. AVIATION DEPARTMENT—IMPERIAL MUNITIONS BOARD6. CANADIAN AEROPLANES LIMITED.7. THE COST OF TRAINING8. HEADQUARTERS STAFF.9. TRAINING IN GENERAL.10. NORTH TORONTO.11. BEAMSVILLE CAMP.12. INSPECTION.13. THE INSTRUCTOR.14. THE MEDICAL SERVICE.15. WINTER FLYING.16. RECRUITS’ DEPOT.17. RECORDS AND RECRUITING.18. THE CADET WING.19. SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS.20. ARMAMENT SCHOOL.21. AERIAL GUNNERY.22. CAMERA GUNNERY.23. WIRELESS.24. PHOTOGRAPHY.25. ARMOUR HEIGHTS SYSTEM.26. SCHOOL OF SPECIAL FLYING.27. FLYING ACCIDENTS.28. THE R.F.C. IN TEXAS.29. ENGINE REPAIR PARK.30. AEROPLANE REPAIR PARK.31. STORES DEPOT.32. THE PAY OFFICE.33. MECHANICAL TRANSPORT SECTION.34. THE ASSISTANT PROVOST MARSHAL35. ROYAL ENGINEERS’ SECTION.36. CAMP BORDEN.37. LONG BRANCH.38. DESERONTO.39. SPORTS.40. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.41. INDEX TO PORTRAITS AND GROUPS