A wealth of experience is behind these torpedo planes and the technique required in employing them in such actions as that which has just been made in the Medite ranean.' No other country has developed torpedo-dropping from the air to such an extent as Britain, and the method and mechanical devices evolved in connection with it have been kept secret. From the close of the last war until last year expe: ments were being made with aird carrying torpedoes weighing near! 2,000 pounds, and successive types of torpedo-carrying aeroplanes operation from both shore bases ud warships have been produc The Axis too employ "planes. Germany has Arado seaplanes and Italy of Cant float seaplanes. these have been des!
R.A.F. as well provisional Government, and obliged King Constantine to abdicate, He played a great part in the conferences following the Armistice, and Greece's boundaries were much enlarged. Venizelos showed the people the working and value of liberal idea I recall how greatly I was impressed by his prison system, From the ruins of Thyrins, I was shown the prisoners peacefully working in the plain free of any visible coercion—prisoner w previously languished in cells.
here one saw beautiful moder Schools, The Greek people had won the benefits of these reforms, and many others, in our lifetime, and ithe reversion to barbarism in Nazi Germany made on them a more vi impression than on other peoples who take their humane status for granted and are not fully aware of what they can lose if they succumb to the Axis onslaught.
Whether the Greek campaign will prove the turning-point in the [war against Fascism and Nazism, or whether this gallant little country in "the end be overrun temporarily, the greeks have set an example, the glory of which will live through the years to come,
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