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Prague, Mar. 17. arriers, which would come n from 1940 onwards had been placed. and production was in full swing.
The total personnel of the Fleet Air Arm, he said, had increased fror 3,000 in 1937 to 6,000 today and would reach 10,000 in 1942.
Mr. A. V. Alexander, former First Lord of the Admiralty, expressed the opinion that it was a mistake when Great Britain tied herself by a Naval treaty with Germany.
Mr. Churchill said he was horrified to hear that the Admiralty proposed crap the five 15-inch guns ships of the Ro nees is not a synod; aid Sir Robert Craigie. odor to Japan, on the sing toleranc:
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