The Archive · 1940

Britain Mobilized

There is now in Great Britain such an army, as we have never had before in members or equipment. This army comes from all parts of the Empire and in London we say some of these splendid men can be sure what a they will give of them-2 we alice Home over a n DOW, edible and placed. The H.G. as Mr. Churchill named it

doubt most of you have heard—to of is ttle, but sory zas no part the initials of its first name, Volunteers, which be-this would be a knockout weapon—it had been designed and perfected some years ago and the German scientists had failed to find any way of defeating it. I was told by an eminent physicist, that within. a. fortnight our scientists had found the antidote.so to speak... He said that had been. really, exciting to watch the..actions, of model. mines.in the experimental tanks. They could be attracted, repelled, or kept stationary at will and: even made to leap about in a way that he found vastly entertaining.

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