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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 42 July flying duty in the American Expeditionary force. The following spring, American fliers buzzed through the skies in France. On April 29, a young lieutenant named Eddie Ricken-backdowned his first enemy He later became known as the American Ace of Brave Men and Wondrous Flying Machines .. . . i Military aviation tecnnoiogy steadily developed. On July 26, 1915. the First Aero Squadron, under Capt. Benjamin D. Fou-loi- s, left San Diego for Fort Sill, Okla., for fire control operations with field artillery. Then on Nov. 6, 1915, the first catapult launching airplane from a moving vessel took from a plane for the first time in history. Combat possibilities of the flying machines were beginning to interest a few from Page 8) in charge of "all matters pertaining to military ballooning, air machines, and kindred subjects." Almost a year later, on May 19, 1908, Lt. Thomas E. Selfridge became the first soldier to fly a heavier than air machine. Four months later, Lt. Selfridge was killed in a crash, thus becoming the world's first fatality of an airplane accident. f Continued people. own its infant 8w auy lor a bmA fymg faste- better. It velop the the future giant ad er 25i . K younlH tists aircraft. About Nov. 30, 1913, the known aerial combat took Civilian aviation technology resources. also advanced during the war place between Phil Radar and Dean Ivan Lamb, who were fly years. On May 15, 1919, the u MOUNTAIN ing for opposing sides in a place. government's first permanent exact The war. Mexican civil airmail route, Washington to Tactical Air Unit RETREAD date and details are unknown, New York, was inaugurated by so threatwas or dozen America a In 1916, pistol except that 10 Army pilots. ACRES shots were exchanged. ened along the Mexican border. Downed Balloon First Woman On March 15, the First Aero . 5 i Airlines Started Fou-lo- is under Captain Squadron Lieuof Lt. In Frank Luke The misfortune Europe, Baii;f..l n.... . . Civilian uses of the flying began operations with Gendowned his first enemy balloon tenant Selfridge did not deter tun for information on Sept. 12. When he was killed i the spirit of early aviators. On machines were investigated. On eral Pershing's punitive expeMexico. It was 17 ' first America's dition 1, Jan. 1914, Phone against Amerithe first 2, he had 1910, shot 825.21.Ros,Rm -days later, Sept. unit U.S. airlines tactical air i scheduled the first can woman pilot, Blanche Scott, regularly down .18 balloons and aircraft. m or Vi I F.IH 1 kio Avrwlsvia Via rnn soloed. Later that year on Nov. started operation across Tampa til blic licm. mm,, . Later that month on March Bay between St. Petersburg I MeiTo, 14, Eugene Ely made the first ito three lasted Fla. the Organization of Escad- - Honor and It 21, Tampa, takeoff from a naval vessel, the posthumously, the first rille Americaine was authormonths. SINGER USS Birmingham. to receive the medal. aviator ized by the French Air DepartTOUCH & SEW also American rocketry was The pace of aviation developRocketry also continued to ment. The unit was later known ment increased. On March 1, creating some interest. Dr. as the famous Lafayette Esca-drill- e. improve. On Nov. 10, 1918, Dr. Equipped to zig zag. Makes Robert H. Goddard was grant1912, Bert Berry made the Goddard fired - several rocket blind hems, buttonholes, first attached --type parachute ed a U.S. patent for a two-stag-e devices before representatives became in war The seams, appliques, aid Europe solid-furocket on July World War I and America de- of the Army. America was bedoes all type zig zag stitches. jump from an American plane 1914. was This the first of clared war on Germany on ginning to look to the skies. Want reliable party at 1,500 feet. Then on June 7, 7, to take over last 6 payments of U 1912, Capt. Charles DeF. 69 patents granted to the April 6, 1917. American aviaOn Dec. 4 four Army JN4's 18-dChandler fired a machine gun Father of American Rocketry. tors were per month, or will discoia transcontinready to prove to the started an $50.40 balance for $47.00 cash. world that the Flying Machine ental flight 'between San Diego Home trial without obligation. and Jacksonville, Fla. It was was more than a toy. the first such Army flight. Call 484-444- 7 Knights of Sky outhad American aviation Eve. 278-526- 4 During the war, the image ....i. KAYSVILLE of the fearless, jaunty flier NATIONAL PUBLIC! Phone INLAND PRINTING COMPANY Kays ville, Utah SERVICE donned emerged. Military pilots $29,950 1 (Ogden Area) (Salt Lake City Area) 328-330- 2 colorful goggles and scarfs as insurance! 2600 square feet of living space, 8 company'. (Kaysville Area) ancient knights donned shin3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large livWHENIT' ADVERTISING POLICY To armor. Comthe American ing ing room on large lot. COMES became . . . The Hill Top Times refrains from carrying any fruit the public, they quickly pletely landscaped trees. Home is 9 years old and Life Insurance advertisement that implies discrimination against any perknights of the sky. ; two Even today, the image of the decorated children hav an son because of race, color, creed or national origin. The most : professionally mortmonths ago. New 6 I VANTAGE that many adulh, Hill Top Times also does not carry advertisements from Spad pilot is remembered. . even young acuirs, oo iw , On Aug. 13, i917, the First gage can be assumed. New advertisers who practice such discrimination. J have. Aero Squadron sailed for Eucarpeting and painting throughTHEY ARE INSURABLE out. Owner transferred. To see : rope under the command of call Marilyn Waring collect. i Richard R. Craqun Maj. Ralph Royce. It was the 5 or Salt Lake first squadron to report for first H $3000 1 ... 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