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... I The MYSTERY of INTELLIGENCE How Much Do We Know of the Enemy's Strength MANY people must have been puzzled by a recent state ment of Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, victor of the River Plate and new Commander-in-Chief of the Mediter ranean Fleet. He might have been misreported, but was quoted as saying we have no means of knowing how far Rommel has been reinforced by air or sea. What does ...

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