e London, Dec. 4. Closer collaboration, both technical and tactical, between the British and French forces is anticipated in aviation quarters here as the chief result of the visit to Paris of the Air Secretary, Sir Kingsley Wood Sir Kingsley was satisfied with his interview with M. Guy La Chambre, French Air Minister, and with the improvements he saw in both French aeroplanes and the construction plants, it is understood.
Factories in France are now being equipped with machines and tools purchased in the United States and will be ready to work at full speed in 1939.. Mass production will then replace older methods in most of the plants, French air production will be entirely modernized by the end of next year and will then be equal to British production, it is declared.
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