Capt. Yuzuhara said Soviet oMcors are extremely reticent when questioned on their opinion of the Japan= 60 air force.
An almanac, "The Air Force of published in Russia in 1984, he said, gave an amazing wealth of details on Japan's aviation, "but still did not do justice to the strength ofthe Japanese att service."
"The activities of Japanese aircraft in the present hostilities with China," he added, "have probably opened Soviet Russia's eyes to the real strength of Japan's air force."
Turning to the economic and political conditions in Russia, Capt. Yuzuhara said the people there "are ering roat dimeulties in. their daily life:"—Domel, Some agreement was, thaved formed unter: Nar ait bon reached on fundrtal rev lon of the tant" veda Done 0.S.K, European Service Osaks, Apr. 26.
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