The Archive · 1940

Britain Making Up Losses Bombers and 'l'rained Men

Air Marshal Ferte Stresses Nazi Li its Terrific Effect of R.A.F. Attacks Told London, May 24. Bears. losses in bombers and trained pilots in recent severe aerial operations have been successfully made up, declared Air Marshal Sir Philip de la Ferte, member of the Air Council, broadcasting last night, He said some people were rather obsessed by Germany's industrial power and her ability to turn out an immense number of aircraft.

What neither she nor any other Power could do was to continue producing trained crews at the that the Germans had bombed Strasbourg which is an open London, May 24.

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