SELECTED ARTICLES FROM THE '14 -'18 JOURNAL

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WORLD WAR ONE GERMAN CAMOUFLAGE AND MARKINGS (from the 1964 No.1 Journal)

AUSTRALIA'S AVIATION EFFORT, 1914-1918 (from the 1964 No.2 Journal)

WORLD WAR 1 AIRCRAFT OF THE LATVIAN AIR FORCE (from the 1964 No.3 Journal)

MODELLING THE JUNKERS D.I (from the 1964 No.4 Journal)

AN INTERVIEW WITH F.S. BRIGGS (from the 1965 No.1 Journal)

JAGDGESCHWADER Nr.3 (from the 1965 No.2 Journal)

GERMAN FLYING FIELDS (from the 1965 No.3 Journal)

AIRCRAFT ARMAMENT DURING THE GREAT WAR (from the 1965 No.4 Journal)

INTERVIEW WITH IVOR FRESHMAN - 19 SQUADRON, RFC (from the 1967 Journal)

INTERVIEW WITH G.N. MILLS - 1 SQUADRON, AFC (from the 1968 Journal)

THE WOMENS ROYAL AIR FORCE IN WORLD WAR 1 (from the 1969 Journal)

GERMAN NAVAL AIRCRAFT OF WORLD WAR 1 (from the 1970 Journal)

A RARE GERMAN IN 1/48 SCALE - THE PFALZ E.V (from the 1971-72 Journal)

THE SESQUIPLANES (from the 1972-73 Journal)

A.B. 'BROLGA' HILL - 29 SQUADRON, RFC (from the 1973-74 Journal)

THE WORK OF THE CORPS SQUADRONS IN THE RFC (from the 1974-75 Journal)

AN AUSSIE IN AIRSHIPS - SIR LIONEL HOOKE (from the 1975-76 Journal)

THE AEROPLANES OF AUGUST (from the 1980-81 Journal)

BRAN MASHES AND ALL THAT (from the 1985 Journal)

HOW GOOD WERE WE ? (from the 1986 Journal)

THE FIRST AERIAL CROSSING OF THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINENT (from the 1987 Journal)

EARLY DAYS - 2LT B.M. WAINWRIGHT OF 60 SQUADRON, RFC (from the 1988 Journal)

A VERY PROMISING PUPIL - CADET E.H. JEFFERYS, 6 (TRAINING) SQUADRON, AFC (from the 1989 Journal)

JULIUS BUCKLER - PROFILE OF A GERMAN ACE (from the 1990 Journal)

THE BRISTOL M.1 MONOPLANE (from the 1991 Journal)

LUFT-VERKEHRS GESELLSCHAFT (LVG) (from the 1992 Journal)

WHAT CONSTITUTES A GASBAG ? (from the 1993 Journal)

SQUADRONS IN RETROSPECT - RAF BADGES WITH WORLD WAR ONE ALLUSIONS (from the 1994 Journal)

THE SIMPLE MECHANICS OF BOMB RELEASES (from the 1995 Journal)

THE FLYING DUTCHMAN - LT J.A. HOOGTERP OF 102 SQUADRON, RFC/RAF (from the 1996 Journal)

THE NEW ZEALAND FLYING SCHOOL 1915-1918 (from the 1997 Journal)

ELEVEN YEARS ON - A CONTINUING HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY, 1987-1998 (from the 1998 Journal)

THE STORY OF THE ZEPPELIN L-11 (from the 1999 Journal)

COLOUR PROFILE - MACCHI M.5 ITALIAN SEAPLANE SCOUT (from the 2000 Journal)

EARLY DEVELOPMENTS IN UNDERCARRIAGE DESIGN (from the 2001 Journal)

AEROMODELLING B.P. (BEFORE PLASTIC) (from the 2002 Journal)

SHOT DOWN IN FLAMES - LT H.B. RUSSELL, 2 AND 23 SQUADRONS, RFC (from the 2003 Journal)

FRANKFURT - BY DAY AND BY NIGHT (from the 2004 Journal)

JUTLAND - THE AIR FACTOR (from the 2005 Journal)

R.E.8 PILOT - LT W.L.O. PARKER, 13 SQUADRON, RFC (from the 2006 Journal)