The National Review, Volume 114W.H. Allen, 1940 - English literature |
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Page 199
... months ' training . Had this been done , this force would at least have started the war with three months of intensive training instead of being made up to the extent of 60 per cent . or more of raw recruits - even by the very exiguous ...
... months ' training . Had this been done , this force would at least have started the war with three months of intensive training instead of being made up to the extent of 60 per cent . or more of raw recruits - even by the very exiguous ...
Page 321
WHAT OF THE FUTURE ? I. SIX MONTHS OF PROPAGANDA THE war has lasted six months and , apart from the tragic Polish campaign , those months can best be described as the propaganda phase of the war . Both sides , in spite of the immense ...
WHAT OF THE FUTURE ? I. SIX MONTHS OF PROPAGANDA THE war has lasted six months and , apart from the tragic Polish campaign , those months can best be described as the propaganda phase of the war . Both sides , in spite of the immense ...
Page 358
... months rolled by without any other manifestations of German air - power than an occasional reconnaissance plane in the Forth or over the Shetlands , a not unnatural impatience manifested itself with the black - out and other ...
... months rolled by without any other manifestations of German air - power than an occasional reconnaissance plane in the Forth or over the Shetlands , a not unnatural impatience manifested itself with the black - out and other ...
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