ance, and it is not unlikely that with' the Japanese firmly in position in South China after their landing at Biss Bay the city will [be subjected to further raids, for the record of Japanese air activities in China may create Questions of military value but it is extensive and continues to expand. The theorist might speculate on the probable course of the Sino-[Japanese hostilities if Japan were a negligible fair power, but with 2,000 or more machines at her disposal the ubiquity of her air force has [changed all conceptions of practical objectives jin @ country of immense distances.
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