Air Stories, April 1936 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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AIR STORIES FLYING THRILLS AND AERIAL ADVENTURE APRIL, 1936. 7d. per copy Vol. 2. No. 4. 9s. a Year LONG COMPLETE AIR WAR MYSTERY _,,-; BRING ’EM BACK ALIVE : : . Wilfrid Tremellen 290 The *‘ Funk Hole ’’ System was the Neatest and most Ingenious Method ever Devised by the R.F.C. for the Destruction of Enemy Aircraft TWO GREAT MODERN AIR THRILLERS THE WASP STINGS 3 Captain John E. Doyle, D.F.C. 345 Thundering Down upon a Fleet under Review came a Winged Automaton, controlled by a Traitor’s Hand GUNMAN’S GOLD . ; : ; : . Edward Green 327 Aerial Adventure above the Frozen Wastes of the Canadian North-West VIVID AIR-WAR ADVENTURE WINGED WARRIORS 3 . Captain J. E. Gurdon, D.F.C. 308 The Dramatic Story of a Pilot’s Adventurous Life in a Two-Seater Fighter Squadron on the Western Front GREAT AIR FIGHTING STORY CRASH CRATER : : -. Russell Mallinson 373 Many an Allied Aeroplane and its Crew were lured to their Doom in the Fetid Waters of the Wytschaete Crater, Victims of an Unseen Enemy THRILLING AIR-WAR HISTORY No. 74 SQUADRON, R.F.C. ~ W. Maclanachan 34! The Story of One of the R.F.C.’s Most Famous Scout Squadrons SPECIAL AIR FEATURES MODERN BRITISH WARPLANES Described and Illustrated 338 MODEL SECTION (The F.E.8) .. . By J. H. Stevens 367 A FORGOTTEN HERO OF THE WAR By A. H. Pritchard 359 BRITAIN’S FASTEST FIGHTER The New Hawker Monoplane 340 CONTACT. : : : - . . By The Editor 383 Subscription Price to a aty part of the world, post free, for one Fis 9s. (Canada, 8s. 6d.). Registered at the General Post Office for trans- mission by Canadian Magazine Post. Published by George Newnes Ltd., 8-11 Southampton Street, Strand, London, W.C.2. Pri in Great Britain by The Whitefriars ee _ ; Tonbridge. Sole Agents. for Australia and New Zealand : Gordon & Gotch Lid. Sole Agents ad South Aft a: Central News Agency L 8 2 9 N COA @) DOOKS (SO) mM