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"A magazine of air commerce." v.1:no.3(1928:S​ept.)-​v.6:no.4(1931:M​ar.4).Incomplete run.

"The aeronuatical journal of the West." Editors: Feb.-Apr. 1928, C.A. Berst; May-June 1928, E. Fitzgerald. v. 1, no. 1-6; Feb.-July 1928.

Title from cover. Publisher varies: Pacific Aviation News, Inc., Sept. 1929-Feb. 1930. v.2:no.6(1929:J​une)-​v.2:no.12(1929:​Dec.). Incomplete run.

Offical organ of Allied Fliers Club. 1919:Dec.-​1920:May. Incomplete run.

Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 26, 1917); title from caption. Latest issue consulted: Vol. 1, no. 27 (Oct. 19, 1918). Holdings Statement: v.1:no.1(1917:O​ct.26)-​v.1:no.27(1918:​Oct.1918).

"A weekly magazine devoted to the interests of, and officially distributed to employees of Red Hill and all Defense Projects in Hawaii and other Pacific islands, but not affiliated financially with either the Navy Yard or any of the various…

"A weekly magazine devoted to the interests of, and officially distributed free to employees of Red Hill, Defense Projects in Hawaii and other Pacific islands, but not affiliated financially with either the Navy Yard or any of the various contractors…

Title from caption. Ceased publication. Holdings Statement: no.1(1927:June1​6)-​no.49(1931:June​).

Under caption title: "We live in the wind and sand...and our eyes are on the stars." Summary: Newsletter for the Women Airforce Service Pilots who trained at Avenger Field during World War II. Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 1 (May 11, 1943); title…

"This is the WASP newsletter. Its name and other features are embryo. During the next month it is hoped that all WASPs will participate in the naming, the filling, the stabilizing and the expansion of this letter. Its purpose is to provide a medium…