The Archive · 1939

British Dawn Patrol Starts On Flight

At an aerodrome "somewhere in England," these latest types of British planes in the upper picture are shown starting on the dawn patrol against enemy raiders, Below (left), Air Marshal Sir Cyril Louis Newall, Chief of the British Air Force, with. one of his. aides after attending a meeting of the Allied General Staffs in Paris, "Now alternative bases have been additional locomotives will be imported and permanent way laid down. It is still, however, a question of vehicles, and more vehicles later."

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