| CONTENTS |
| EDITORIAL |
| PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE |
| ANOTHER EVENING OF REMINISCENCE |
| UNSERVICEABLE AND TIME EXPIRED |
| THE ARMOURIAL BEARINGS OF THE CENTRAL FLYING SCHOOL |
| WEIRD WINGED WONDERS OF WORLD WAR ONE – NO.5 THE URSINUS SEAPLANE |
| THE LEWIS GUN |
| JUST FOR LARFS (CARTOON HUMOUR) |
| WITHER DID THEY WONDER IN THE WEATHER? |
| WEIRD WINGED WONDERS OF WORLD WAR ONE – NO.6 THE S.E.4 |
| HOW GOOD WERE WE? – AUSTRALIAN AIRMEN’S PERFORMANCE IN WW1 |
| AN OLD SONG REMEMBERED |
| BRITISH AIRFIELDS AND BASES |
| WEIRD WINGED WONDERS OF WORLD WAR ONE – NO.7 THE LINKE-HOFMANN R.I |
| JOHN DUIGAN AND THE AVRO AEROPLANES |
| GERMAN AEROPLANE PROFILE – ALBATROS D.V, LTN FRANZ MULLER, JASTA 11 |
| GERMAN AEROPLANE PROFILE – ALBATROS D.VA, LTN ERNST UDET, JASTA 37 |
| WEIRD WINGED WONDERS OF WORLD WAR ONE – NO.8 THE VOISIN TRIPLANE OF 1916 |
| AUSTRALIANS AND THEIR AEROPLANES – R.A. LITTLE’S SOPWITH TRIPLANE |
| AUSTRALIANS AND THEIR AEROPLANES – R.C. PHILLIPPS’ S.E.5A |
| SOME MORE FUN (CARTOON HUMOUR) |
| LETTER TO THE EDITOR |
| THE NIENDORF PROPELLER BADGE |
