Tucson Becomes An Airway Station
A historical note outlines Tucson's potential development as an airway station with proposals for aircraft access, landing fields, runways, beacons, and support infrastructure. It discusses site requirements, wind considerations, and the integration of air travel with regional commerce and real estate impacts.
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Tucson
Recreation Question For Airfield Design Standards
The piece outlines landing field classifications A to D for emergency airstrip use and planning. It details dimensions, obstructions, surface requirements, and recommended markings for safe emergency landings including guidance from the Airways Section of the War Department, with notices on filing descriptions and changes.
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Co Ae
Chief of Air Service
War Department
Washington, D. C
A Chronicle of Mowrey and Minerals in the Sapte Crest
The excerpt recounts Sylvester Mowrey as a pioneering settler in the Sapte Crest valley Ari soma and his infamous 600-pound boiler from Lavaca Texas. It describes mining activity at Pategonia silver mine near Sonora line, Apache and Comanche threats, and the Indians’ fear of the boiler. It also mentions wind cones, code development, and a later digression on U.S. sugar and industrial production.
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C. BR. Watron
Sapte Cres
Arisoma
Sylvester Mowrey
Sonora
Semte Crest Mountains
Arigona
Mowrey
Lavaca
Texas
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