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... They look after yon as they always did The powers that be don't stop to consider a man's tailoring arrangements, and unless you choose a tailor like Austin Reed's with branches all over the place, you can bank on it that you'll get an order to go north while your uniform is somewhere south, waiting to be fitted Then I thought of the good suits they made for me in peace-time. It was a pretty ...

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... NAVAL STRATEGY TO-DAY How the Lean Years of Disarmament Still Strangle our Tactics at Sea. By A. C. MORRISON THE capital ship is the backbone of the fleet, and our own Navy has probably never possessed a fleet approximating more closely in composition to the text-book fleet than it did in 1914, after ten years' reconstruction under the rule of the energetic Fisher. The Fleet which Jellicoe ...

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... Confidence Confidence both 'grim and gay was another lesson the great Raleigh taught us. Confidence born of mastery. History tells how Raleigh saucily greeted Philip's In vincible Armada with a couple of 'blurs' from his silver trumpet, though graver work came later, with overwhelming victory. The Raleigh organisation owes much to confidence, born of mastery too. Re search, unhalting progress, ...

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... H LIMBER In war as in peace the choice of experience LTD. IliliiiS COVENTRY ...

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... BLESS THIS SHIP AND ALL THOSE WHO SERVE IN HER. THE BISHOP RAISES HIS CROZIER AND DEDICATES THE NEWLY-COMMISSIONED VESSEL, a scene in a northern port before the submarine goes into service with the Royal Navy-- -A special Sphere drawing by Edward Osmond Recently, in a northern dockyard, a Bishop walkect in his robes through the streets to the basin in which lay a newly-built British submarine ...