There is yet another factor which will make for Germany's overthrow This is that she is not only at war with Great Britein and France, countries which are within range of her bombers She is also at war with countries which are totally out of her reach; with Canada, New. Zealand, Australia and South Africa.
An immense aircraft industry is now being created in Canada, d the French and British Governm are now able to obtain large number of aircraft from the United States also. The British Air Force will to a large extent be equipped with aircraft made in factories thousands of miles from Germany. It will be partly manned by pilots trained in Canada, Egypt and Australia. The petrol on which these aircraft are flown will come from close to the sources of supply, the oilfields of the U.S.A. and of iraq, and will be ualimited.
Food supplies for the training personnel will also be unlimited and they will be far from such interrupt tions r raid warnings, or such privations as rationing. In other words a large proportion of our Air Force will be trained and equipped lavishly under conditions very ferent from those prevailing in Germany. Owing to the perfect climate the training of pilots in Egypt, where we have a large and rapidly expanding training organization will be possible for 12 hours a day, "ud these flying schools, like those in Canada will be beyond the reach of German bombers. The war has 50 far been fought on lines of Fabian strategy. There have, at the time oí writing, been: no large scale air attacks. But already certain deductions about the course of the war can be made.
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