The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-02

Photographic work. Every man 10 also
taught the difficulties he will and In
the held. regarding deterioration OF
chemicals and papers to unsatisfactory
conditions. The difficulties OF the white
haze or the blue haze. one OF which
is found above almost any terrain. The
obstacles that are encountered with
tcat and cold and the actual chemical
effects these weather conditions have
on Photographic results. The men are
also given a thorough course in the
school Of the soldier. Considerable
time Is spent on drill and the prepa-
ration OF men as regards physical con-
dition. A record OF each soldiers per-
formance on the drill neld. in the class
! room and in practical work Is kept
| rot only daily. but hourly. II a man
! has a particular ability to do any one
kind of work, he Is encouraged in this
to all extent possible. as aerial photo
araphy demands experts and their de-
velopment is always pushed to the
highest stages.
The work consists OF a course in
pnotograp hic chemicals. the results OBJ
tanned with various Photographic plates
I and paoers, a study of aerial cameras
hand-held cameras and film cameras
I, also copying, charging. plate paper
development. Particular attention Is
| given to speed and careful workman
ship, Towards the latter part of the
course. men are Instructed in mar
erawine and man Interpretation, to-
gether with the making Of Photographic
mosaic maps. also the actual taking OF
i the pictures for these maps. the max
ing of ~stereoscoptc pictures. wnicn ale
taken to determine the actual helghts
of objects-given Interpretation OF
I trench warfare. long range ~reconnais'
sance and a working knowledge OF tri
T. ta& Arln -
graphic maps may be corrected II faults
from distortion arise. In all. this
| course Ia one of the most practical
the army has undertaken in its voca-
tlona1 training of enlisted men
Personnel.
Second Lieutenant Parke H Struth'
ers. L. S. A. Washington. D. c. toHi'
Ger in CHARGE.
Second Lieutenant Robert E, sel1
A. S. A. r. NJ. A, Langley Field. Hamp'
ton, Va, officer in charge OF fyins
and recruiting.
Second Lieutenant Charles NJ Pot
ter. L. S. A. r NJ. A, Langley Field
Hampton. Va.
Second Lieutenant Leonard d. Wed
dineton. A s, A. r. NJ A, Langle,
Field. Hampton. Va
Second Lieutenant Floyd A Wilson
l. -. >. "A. r. NJ. ~ dH% 10y 4 IS"
Second Lieutenant James F. Hodges
/. :, A. f n. A. Langley Field, Va,
Enlisted Mechanics.
NJ :. f. Allen Btllups, A. A A, Lang
ley Field. Hampton. Va.
Sergeant b. c, Bind. A S A. Langle,
Field. va.
Corporal r r Morris, A : A. Lang
ley Field Hampton. Va.
Private 3, j. Fulghun. Langley Field
Va.
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