Aerial Bombs New Enemy in Navy Practice
Navy tests off San Diego reveal lightweight bombs dropped from ultra fast planes at 2000 feet and 260 mph achieve high accuracy. Planes strike from above while towing a target, then zoom away before sea level guns can respond.
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Hickmanism Blamed For Morale Breaking
Cleveland report attributes a new social disease Hickmanism to negative home and school environments. Dr. George F. Arps warns relief requires mental treatment during child development and cites the William Hickman case as showing its reach. He urges guided expression to spare youth from moral and physical decline.
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Bombs on fast planes threaten ships at sea
Moving pictures show explosive bombs dropped from fast planes as a target is dragged at 26 knots amid a strong breeze. The bombs could damage a battleship deck and possibly disable a destroyer, though these aircraft can carry a single 100 pound bomb capable of crippling a dreadnought if accurately placed.
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