"It is a daily of war against aaa i let, but against fogs, clouds, ice, against Germans Severely Hit The exploit at Narvik was not only supremely courageous, it was crowned with complete success. The German Navy had been driven out of its lurk. ing places -and crippled, Whatever else might still be uncertain about the Norwegian campaign, that was one result established and secure, The German Fleet was no longer major instrument of war. The loss of many of its ships had lets Britain freer than ever to move her freet about the seven seas as she needed, "As for the Government, ij must aes a, Gover ier me eae Seas aaa wns the Arctic, Today they are sheathed Bee eae a will touch them, with its golden light, for strategy and defence.
Referring {o the splendid achieve-Jments of the Royal Air Force and the fleet alr arm during the past fort-honour of @ free people and violer? fe of a noble cause."—Reuter,
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