The Weekly Dispatch - Sunday, August 26, 1917

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AIRMEN'S INTENSIVE TRAINING One Accident to Three Flights Round the Earth.     The public, who have not always the information upon which to weigh the facts, have lately become somewhat alarmed at what at first sight appears to be a startling increase in the number of...

The Weekly Dispatch - Sunday, September 16, 1917

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AIRMEN WHO MAKE £500 A WEEK — Thrills and Perils of Testing New Machines.     Big fortunes have been made by the airmen who test new aeroplanes. There have been instances where a single aviator has drawn a cheque for £500 for a week's work. ...

The Weekly Dispatch - Sunday, November 4, 1917

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CAPTAIN BALL, V.C. — HIS OWN STORY. — The Self-Analysis of Britain's Greatest Airman Who Brought Down 47 Hun Aeroplanes and Was Then Killed in a Battle in Mid-air. — By H. RUSSELL STANNARD     Now that Air Power is rapidly becoming the supreme factor of the war, it...

The Weekly Dispatch - Sunday, May 20, 1917

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WONDER BOY OF THE FLYING CORPS. - Missing Airman Who Had 42 Victims. - FIGHT IN PYJAMAS.     Flight Commander Captain Albert Ball, D.S.O., M.C., whose parents at Nottingham have been officially informed that he is missing, was one of the youngest and most successful...

The Weekly Dispatch - September 2, 1917

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'TOO OLD AT TWENTY-FIVE.' - What Boy Airmen are Doing at the Front. By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.    "It's boys of nineteen and twenty who are winning the war in the air for us on the western front," said a flying officer who returned from France a few days ago....

The Weekly Dispatch - Sunday, July 22, 1917

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HOW LONDON WILL BE WARNED. - Sound Bombs By Sky Rockets. - 15-SECONDS INTERVAL. -    London is to be given warning of approaching air raids by means of three sound bombs bursting in the air at 15 seconds' intervals.    The following is the official...