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... SAILORS are but MENz^ THREE years ago, I was a garage mechanic, making 50/- a week. When war came, I joined the Navy as a motor-mechanic, went through a course of training, passed the tests, and here I am Chief Petty Officer on an M.T.B. (motor torpedo boat), the fastest craft afloat. An M.T.B. goes out under cover of dark ness, fires her torpedoes where they'll do mos* good, returns to re ...

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... A WAR NEWSLETTER -No. I 13 i. New Oxford Street, W.C.i. Invasion!-- Policy or In decision?-- I confess that (as a journalist) I find embarrassing, and (as a citizen) view with disquiet the quite patent touchiness of our Army at home under irresponsible criticism, and the curiously muddled state of mind of all concerned on the question of the probability of the early invasion of Britain. It is ...

... THE NEW RUSSIAN DIVE-BOMBER And a Reconstruction of the Latest German Messerschmitt ALL OUR AIRCRAFT RETURNED SAFELY An R.A.F. pilot's own interpretation of this well- known phrase The picture reproduced here has been exhibited at the National Gallery it is the work of Flight-Lieut. J. A. Russell, D.F.C. The painting depicts the return home of a big bomber through a storm over the Alps. Ice ...

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... MOBILE DEFENCE AGAINST AIRCRAFT As Practised by the Germans in Defence of Their Transport THE paramount importance of aircraft in support of military operations is now generally understood, even by the layman. In his recently published Despatches, Lord Gort has further drawn attention to this subject by his references, not only to the enemy's aerial attacks, but also to the anti-aircraft ...