London, Sept. 3. he initiative in the Anglo-German air duel. The Battle of Britain proved the R.A.F.'s power in Royal Air Force now has ti defence beyond all dispute.
The Luftwaffe lost 2,375 aircraft. "Three hundred and seventy-five R.A.F. fighters pilots were killed.
In the battle pursued by day as well as night the RAF. is preparing a way for the final defeat of tyranny, with the sinister relentlessness of the combined force of Scotland Yard sleuths and Federal G-Men, out to crush smash-and-grab assault on the Naturally, losses have increased. Hitherto, however, the cost of holding almost: complete b el has been relatively small. is more, for every five planes the R-A-F. lost over north-west Europe in early August of this year. at least four German defenders bit the dust.
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