Navy to expand aviation corps with Pensacola school
The article outlines anticipated rapid advances in aviation for the U S Navy and Army in the coming year. It notes a Navy budget of about 2 million dollars for aeronautics, planned coastal air stations, and several Curtis flying boats, with Pensacola Florida hosting a naval aviation school opened July 1 1915 training officers and enlisted men in aircraft mechanics engines and aerial mapping.
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Warsaw
United Latess
Europa
Army
Navy
Navy Department
Arso Peveral Curtis
Fying Corps
Navy Flying Corps
Old Navy Yard
Pensacola
Florida
Marine Corps
Glaason
Washington Navy Yard
Naval Constructor
Richardson
Puerty
Inter
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Thorn
All Norte
Bouton
Pho Dlovico
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Atatlan
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Ponnacola
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Bulgarians Rise And Fall Through Balkan Intrigue
A long, wandering historical sketch traces Bulgaria’s role in Balkan diplomacy from ancient tribes to the Ottoman era. It covers dynastic politics, Russian influence, and the rise of princes including Alexander of Battenberg, with nods to Ferdinand and later shifts shaping Bulgaria’s fate during and before World War I.
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Greece
Roumania
Bulgaria
Dardanelles
Heraid
Constantinople
Teutonic
Alliines
Attoke
Kaiser and Nise Council
Herodotus
Balkan Peninsula
Danube
Koman
Juria
Rome
Gibbon
Borla
Thof
Hun Paoto
Ferdinand T Anid
Princa
Borvin
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Waldemar of
Denmark
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Europe
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