Flight, May 31, 1923
AIRCRAFTENGINEEFL
First Aero Weekly in the World.
Founder and Editor : STANLEY SPOONER
A Journal devoted to the Interests, Practice, and Progress of Aerial Locomotion and Transport
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ROYAL AERO CLUB OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
No. 753. (No. 22, Vol. XV.) MAY 31, 1923 TWeekly, Price 6d.L Post free, 7d.
The Aircraft Engineer and Airships
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CONTENTS
Editorial Comment PAGE
Cabinet Recognition .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 287
The Air Ministry and Racing Machines .. .. ..begins in September each year at GUS, and culminates in June, often with extended trips away from our twenty-three acres of classrooms and open spaces, woods, and water. Fourth grade will spend several days at the Mystic Seaport Museum aboard ship, culminating their study of the sea; fifth grade will head to Chewonki’s Outdoor Classroom in mid-coast Maine to cook fires and sleep in tents and experience group challenges to cap their study of the land; sixth grade come to appreciate privilege and some of the challenges of daily life in different cultures as they face quandaries of social justice. How important it is to get off the grid for a few days and unplug, having time for reflection in the natural world with friends and mentors. Eighth