The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 131Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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Pagina 201
... Army to the strategic defensive . Before Germany's attack on Russia , the War Cabinet avowed that the bomber was the only weapon we possessed for offensive operations against the enemy , as it was impracticable for us to raise an army ...
... Army to the strategic defensive . Before Germany's attack on Russia , the War Cabinet avowed that the bomber was the only weapon we possessed for offensive operations against the enemy , as it was impracticable for us to raise an army ...
Pagina 218
... Army officers seconded to the Royal Air Force . There seems no valid reason why these squadrons should not be handed entirely over to the War Office . In our present state of ignorance about the activities of the R.A.F. Army Co ...
... Army officers seconded to the Royal Air Force . There seems no valid reason why these squadrons should not be handed entirely over to the War Office . In our present state of ignorance about the activities of the R.A.F. Army Co ...
Pagina 221
... Army headquarters in Cairo have been full of generous but well - earned praise for the efforts of the R.A.F. and its Dominion partners . The trouble seems to be that the broad conception has been of two Services working whole ...
... Army headquarters in Cairo have been full of generous but well - earned praise for the efforts of the R.A.F. and its Dominion partners . The trouble seems to be that the broad conception has been of two Services working whole ...
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