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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1941
Poised For Flight at Randolph-at Randolph Field about Feb. 7.
Poised for flight in their basic training planes these flying cadets at Uncle Sam's giant "West Point of the Air," at Randolph Field, Texas, will soon be wearing wings of the full-fledged pilot of the Army Air Corps. They complete their second phase of flight training
They then transfer to the advanced flying school for a final 10 weeks "polishing up" before getting their second lieutenant's commissions and also their wings.
These low wing monoplanes with a 450 horsepower motor
are used exclusively for basic training at the Texas airdrome. Flying cadets get 70 hours flight time in these crafts, more than half of it solo. During training the future pilots receive $75 a month besides food, clothing, quarters. When commissioned their pay jumps to $205.
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