IRCRAFT of the Fighter Command have been doing particulary well in the daylight sweeps over German occupied a France, Somehow we have come to expect that they will inflict British heavy losses on the enemy if he tries to come over here in the daylight; but to do the same thing when he is met over France is much more difficult. In order to that, the way in which airplanes fight has to be remembered, writes Mr, Oliver Stewart in "London Calling."
It is impossible to measure feats, of the Royal Air Force with- which the So of pa
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