The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 129Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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has been described by Air Force spokesmen as ' the thin end of the wedge ' which might lead to the dissolution of the force . Now that the Air Force has attained its majority , it ought to have grown out of its childish fears . It has ...
has been described by Air Force spokesmen as ' the thin end of the wedge ' which might lead to the dissolution of the force . Now that the Air Force has attained its majority , it ought to have grown out of its childish fears . It has ...
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... Force officer has spent a period in an A.C. squadron and become thoroughly imbued with Army thought , he may be transferred by the R.A.F. to another class of squadron , and then his experience is wasted . So much for tactical ...
... Force officer has spent a period in an A.C. squadron and become thoroughly imbued with Army thought , he may be transferred by the R.A.F. to another class of squadron , and then his experience is wasted . So much for tactical ...
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... Force to have no real value in war , the German Luftwaffe to be competent when working with its land force but otherwise rather inept , and the Royal Air Force to be not only supreme in men and machines , but to be able to fight with ...
... Force to have no real value in war , the German Luftwaffe to be competent when working with its land force but otherwise rather inept , and the Royal Air Force to be not only supreme in men and machines , but to be able to fight with ...
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