Yesterday's Stunts Today's Technique at Patterson Field
At Patterson Field Dayton the ASC recalls aviation milestones from 1911 to 1935. It notes early parachute, helicopter, high altitude tests, and the first pressurized cabin plane. It highlights pilots like Lt. Col. Patterson and Lt. Harold Harris and references air routes and the 39th air freight wing.
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Patterson Field
Dayton
McCook Field
Leslie Irving
College Park
Washington, D. C
J. A. MacReady
Oakley G. Kelly
Army
Globe
Carl “Tovey” Spaatz
Wright Field
France Field
C. Z
Dehaviland
London
Melbourne
Orval Anderson
Albert W. Stevens
Rapid City
Air Service Command
G. B. Patterson
ASC Liaison Office
Patterson
Lincoln Beachey
Orlando
Fla
Maj
R. W.) Behroeder
MacReady
Schroeder
RAF
England
Bigeo
Los Angeles
Forrest O'briné
Texas
Jackson
St. Louis
Sts
Harold Harris
Air Transport Command
Washington
Fokker
Howard C. Smith
New York City
Smith
France
Bill Thau
Pittsburgh
Lafayette Escardrille
Tony
ASC
39Th Air Freight Wing
14 Million Tons Of Fertilizer Planned For 1944 45
L C Bracken reports a streamlined fertilizer industry plans to provide more than 14 million tons of fertilizer for 1944 45 crops. Many grades will exceed 20 percent plant food with some up to 40 percent. New Chilean nitrate plants and imports boost supply and prices, urging farmers to order early.
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L. C. Brackeen
Auburn
Ala
Mississippi
Florida
Chile
Canada
Chilean Nitrate Educational Bureau
New York
Middle West
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Tennessee
New Mexico
Searles Lake
California
R. O. E. Davis
Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils and Agricultural Engineering
Two Veterans At Courtland Army Air Field Recalled
Staff Sgt Bert A Nagy and Sgt N J Simmons Jr recount early days at Courtland Army Air Field. activated late 1942 with five original cadre, living off post, lack of barracks, and rough roads. Nagy drove a concrete mixer. Simmons handled blueprints and three soda machines. They praise pioneers who endured early hardships and reflect on postwar life.
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Bert A. Nagy
N. J. Simmons Jr
Courtland Army Air Field
Orignel
Decatur
Nagy
Cadet Headquarters
Crete
Sgt. Simmons
Post Engineers
Ghost of Guam eyeing return to island base
San Diego report notes Ira Tweed nicknamed the ghost of Guam seeks to return to the island after wartime service, with details on his plans and motivations.
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Harry Francis Tweed
Guam
Tweed
San Diego
Calif
Ira Tweed
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