Two Young British Airmen Seek Adventure in New York Office
In a New York recruiting office two high profile figures reveal romantic, perilous paths to aviation. Lord George Welli- les, 28, youngest son of the Duke of Wellington, serves as lieutenant colonel in the Royal Air Force. Theodore Marburg, Sr, an American with British ties, joined the Royal Flying Corps and later the Royal Air Force, recounting perilous early flights and the Marne retreat while describing the evolving role of aviation in wartime service.
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Forty-second Street
New York City
Lord George Welleiles
Duke of Wellington
Roys Air Force
MD Welliiler
Kerry Dive
Theodore Marburg
New York
Tien- Marburg
Belbut
England
Mie
Royal Flying Corps
Derender
Deaton
Marburz
Colonel Seca
Baronessesselle de
Belgium
Royal Fighig Corps
Sedunees
Little Pal O Mine War Poem By Private Flynn
A World War I era poem expresses a soldier's loneliness and longing for home. The speaker, a private in the Royal Engineers, endures cold, mud, and wartime hardship while picturing a beloved partner. He imagines return and hopeful reunion as days of danger pass.
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James Ke.flynn
New York Herald Company
Leltud
Ikor
Corona
Pat
Ming
Ata
The Heroic Draft Hopeful of France
A fragmentary account follows a deaf veteran Hendinid who tried to join the army. He was born with deformities, faced a harsh exam, and endured mockery before earning a chance at service. The piece notes his persistence, the medical scrutiny, and his eventual assignment pursuit amid wartime pressures.
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Iw & Chap
Frank Ciefayerth
Hynil
Min
Pater Rar
Poe
National
Hendinid
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