ERMAN air tactics now aim at two things; maintaining the pressure against the Royal Air Force by day and diminishing industrial output by night, writes the Air Correspondent of "Observer." To reduce their losses the German pilots are using: diverging attacks by day and the cover of height and darkness by night.. p the|that the taking of cover should await and toj the instructions of individual factory took-outs. reduced, Knowing the limitations on the fresh. amount bf information which can be by even thë best-equipped and most aeronautically experienced lookout man, I prefer that the sirens should, as at present, be sounded on the instructions of the Fight Command, but that the taking of cover should not be compulsory, or even be urged on workers until the local look-out man gives word. (And, by the way, the word "alert" instead of "warning" more exactly fits the conditions as they should be organized when raiders reported."
German dir squadrons are now massed at advanced bases along the strip of occupied territory near the coast line. They gain several advantages from having these advanced A modern bomber may use 100 gallons of fuel an hour, and the shorter the distance it must fly to its objective the better. Fighter escorts can be provided.
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