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London. July 11.
Twelve squadrons of British bombers, comprising over 100 machines, made spectacular long-distance flights into the interior of France the first of a series of training flights over British heavy and meüfüm bombers and follows an agreement recently reach retiptocal tries with a view to affording the air forces of the two nations better sacilitiés for long-range The "satisfactory results of the exercise, in which an aggregate of 120000 aircraft miles was flown without mishap of any kind, speak Well for the ai two! and reliability' of the latest modern ser-Vice aircraft and the nel Such exercises are expect to be hela at h frequent intervals, and to [involve increasing numbers of air force squadrons, French squadrons wil shortly by over England.
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