Navy weighs civilian entry to naval aviation amid pilot shortages
Washington reports the Navy plans to relax entry rules to allow civilians into naval aviation training to fill a projected need for 1200 pilots by 1931. Proposals include expanding the Naval Reserve and enabling more enlisted personnel to obtain commissions while maintaining safety and navigation requirements.
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Roman Remains Unearthed Across Britain
Roman remains are being dug up almost daily across Great Britain in recent digs. The finds highlight ancient civilization in areas now inhabited by modern communities and prompt renewed interest in Britain's distant past.
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Roman Excavations Revisit Sites From Britain to Wales
Oxford University students uncover a Roman house at Bicester with a 1st century AD hearth and underground chamber as part of broader digs at Bath and Gaer Forden. Findings include pottery coins and bronze items. The Gaer camp reveals a Romano-British civilian population thriving until the 4th century.
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Man's Rough Ledger Of Life Spent In Averages
A fifty year old man has slept about six thousand days of his life and worked six and a half thousand days. He has walked eight hundred days and spent roughly four thousand days amusing himself. He has eaten about one and a half thousand days and been ill around five hundred days.
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