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The Air Conference, 1920.

Nature volume 106, pages 258–260 (1920)Cite this article

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THIS Conference, consisting of representatives of aviation in all its many branches, lasted three days, and was organised by the Air Ministry in order to bring together persons interested in the subject in conditions under which urgent problems could be freely discussed with the knowledge that resolutions of the conference arrived at after such discussion would be welcomed by the Ministry as assisting the Secretary for Air in his endeavour to promote in every way the national interests depending on aeronautics.

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G., R. The Air Conference, 1920.. Nature 106, 258–260 (1920). https://doi.org/10.1038/106258a0

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