The correspondent declares the as~ sumption that Germany has not yet fung a. big air offensive against Britain, because she is either not, capable of doing s0. or not willing, is athing less than dangerous.
Attacks. will come when Germany thas consolidated her present position, and Will seek to wear down our de-Fences ty their persistence and continulty.
Regarding the quality of British production, the correspondent says that without question, our planes are. completely superior—as" fighting
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