... BOMBS. BOMBS. BOMBS. Insurances effected at LLOYDS against Damage Aircraft. Premium for Private Houses or Contents. .*»/- per cent, per annum. include FULL WAR RISKS, 7/6 per cent. Robert B. Reeves. Assembly Rooms, liitriable, Agent. Kent Hand Laundry ...

... BOMBS AND BOMB DROPPING. DIFFERENT DEVICES FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES. (By Captain PAUL BEWSHER.) Bomb-dropping is a branch of aerial warfare which its very nature affects civilian life more than any other, yet little known about it by civilians. Bombs in ...

... BOMBS OR NO BOMBS It is obviously essential that the Parliamentary institution should be maintained in London in war, bombs no bomba, but I doubt very much whether we do wisely to maintaio it on more or less peace-time lines. My suggestion is that the ...

... BOMBS WITH BOMBS “Last night Poland was fighting on our territory. Since 5.15 this morning we have been shooting back. Every bomb will be answered with bombs. “Whoever fights with poison gas will be fought with poison gas. This fight no matter against ...

... bombs with bombs “Last night Poland was fighting on our territory. Since 5.45 this morning we have been shooting back. Every bnmh will be answered with bombs. WhoSS fights with poison gas will be fought with poison gas. This fight, no matter against whom ...

... Bomb for Bomb The R.A.F. has started the great attack we were promised long ago. Night after night, heavy forces sear the Ruhr and scorch the Rhineland. What does the R.A.F. mean by heavy forces? They are forces comparable to any sent by the enemy ...

... Bombed See the Bombs QUITE a big essembly of R.A.F. equipment borrowed from an aerodrome has been displayed by Eric V. Walls in the vestibule of the Regal, Rebington (a Morris theatre). It was his first exploitation venture since taking over the management ...

... BOMBS, AND BOMBS AGAIN! OBSERVER views about I bombing Germany are I pretty well known by this time. I Its last treatment of the subject ' may be re-inforced by the last official accounts of R.A.F. operations. January weather, and the demands of other ...

... BOMBING WITHOUT BOMBS Synthat:c training—that Is to the imitation of conditions in the air by means of devices on the groundhas produced many ingenious contrivances. Bomb-antlers, for instance, learn their job in an •A.M.L. teacher, the most curious feature ...

... Bombing the Flying Bombs One of the most experienced of our war correspondents; Alexander Clifford, of the “ Daily Mail,” who has served right through the North African campaigns, suggests that if the infantry were f:ept farther back the Huns would have ...

... BOMBING WITHOUT BOMBS (By an Air SYNTHETIC training—that is to say, the imitation of conditions in the air by means of devices, on the ground has produced many ingenious contrivances. Bomb-aimers, for instance, learn their job in an Air Ministry Laboratory ...

... BOMBING AND BOMBING SITES There were certain details as to the performance and loads of bombs and so on which came from a secret document. One document related to an analysis of the 1934 air exercises, and dealt with bombing from a certain height and ...