"The heavy losses inflicted upon the enemy during these raids," it is declared, "prove that it will be extremely difficult for attackers to break through the defences of our battleships. AN attempts to do so would mean more and more heavy losses to the enemy, for British naval [ana air experts are convinced that we have now got their measure," and are ready to meet any surprises Germany might have in store for us.
"Germany may make much more intensive attacks, but there is a firm belief that they would be repulsed with such terrifying casualties that t would make them hesitate before launching massed assaults."
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