The RAF. was the next service mentioned, the speaker saying that was obvious that British pilots and machines were superior individual fighting of every kind, to the Germans, and the men never flinched whatever odds were to be, faced, immense successes being achieved. Air Minstey Mgures were completely accurate. she stressed, a minimum rather than maximum being issued. "We tell the truth, and can afford to tell. the truth," the said, adding that valuable work was lone in training pilots overseas peace, 'The army was at present quiet after the great epic of Belgium and Dunkirk. stated Dr. Cullis, but the belief of soldiers in their' capacity to overcome the Germans was questionable. "We do know thay the army will give a. magnificent account of itself when its chance comes" The whole spirit of people fat home was one of confidence and cheerfulness, she said, and the work of tile women was superb. "Women fare doing men's work as staunchly and competently as men, not only in industry and munitions.' but also in. connection with the forces'
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