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R. Eden (War Secretary) warns us that Hitler has not abandoned his intention to seek a quick decision in the only possible way—by invading Britain.
Tt is into this design that we ought to read the continuing struggle in the air," declares "Strategicus" in the Spectator "The former, though thu ling, is comparatively unimportant the latter is a matter of life and death. For a successful invasion, the Germans need to push the Royal Air Force back as far west as they can.
The factor which must turn the reasonable risk of war into gamble is an unbeaten air force, and so all German efforts have been directed to the destruction of the Royal Air Fore
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