Word: caa
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Meanwhile, CAA had launched another school project: the Air Training Cadets of America. Its object: pre-flight training of high-school boys in aviation mathematics, aircraft identification, meteorology, navigation. From this course, CAA hopes eventually to get 2,000,000 Army & Navy airmen...
Short-Cut. In Chillicothe, Mo., an amateur flyer lost the paper form he was to fill out showing the CAA he had dismantled his plane. Because sending for a duplicate form "would have been too much bother," he piled all the parts on a trailer, drove 100 miles to the nearest CAA inspector, showed him the pieces...
...Sciences Department because of the war. Associate Professor Howard Aiken taught only in the graduate school but the other three were essential cogs in undergraduate instruction. Associate Professor Den Hartog is now a Lieutenant Commander in the Bureau of Ships; Faculty Instructor William Bollay, formerly in charge of the CAA courses, is a Lieutenant in the engineering section of the Navy Air Corps; and Instructor John Hollomon is on active duty as a Lieutenant in the Army's ordnance department...
Edwin G. Eklund, Jr. '42, taking IA course at Business School; Carl H. Imlay '43, enlisted; Joseph G. T. Knowles '42, entered armed service; Robert W. Lerner '43, entered defense industry; Paul J. Miller, Jr. '42, taking IA course at Business School; Richard G. Mintz '43, entered CAA...
...held licenses and wish to regain them should find out from the CAA office at East Boston where to apply. Applicants for reinstatement must have a properly certified birth certificate stamped with a raised seal of town or state. In addition they must present two 2 1/2 by 2 1/2 (not including margins) identification photos, which show large head and shoulders, and says the Government, both ears...