The Quarterly Review, 282. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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Page 396
... aircraft to Britain . In its intermediate stage it was known as the R.A.F. Atlantic Ferry Command . · Before going on to describe the work of these two bodies it is necessary to explain how the coming of war affected British civil ...
... aircraft to Britain . In its intermediate stage it was known as the R.A.F. Atlantic Ferry Command . · Before going on to describe the work of these two bodies it is necessary to explain how the coming of war affected British civil ...
Page 398
... aircraft across the North and South Atlantic . Intermittent summer services had been run to the United States in 1939 , and in the first month of the war two ... aircraft the crews took their transport aircraft right up 398 CIVIL AVIATION.
... aircraft across the North and South Atlantic . Intermittent summer services had been run to the United States in 1939 , and in the first month of the war two ... aircraft the crews took their transport aircraft right up 398 CIVIL AVIATION.
Page 403
... aircraft . At that time the German U - boats were taking severe toll of our Atlantic convoys , and so , if the Ameri- can production of aircraft was not to be largely wasted , it was necessary to find some means of flying them across ...
... aircraft . At that time the German U - boats were taking severe toll of our Atlantic convoys , and so , if the Ameri- can production of aircraft was not to be largely wasted , it was necessary to find some means of flying them across ...
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