WAR IN THE AIR
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AIR ORGANISATION. (Received This Day at 9.50. a.m.) . NEW YORK, July 29.
General Braucknell, Controller of the British Air Equipment, says if the Allies reorganise and co-ordinate their resources, they should be able, in the near future to bomb German cities, and even Berlin. Ho urges the speeding up of aeroplano motors.
THE AIR WAR,
(Received This Day at noon.) NEW YORK, July 29
Major-General Brauckner (British Air Controller of Equipment) says it is certain the British will be able to bomb Berlin next spring. Huge numbers of air pianos ar© still required before a great Allied air offensive can be undertaken. Britain lacked tho capacity for engine production at present, therefore she depended on United States As the latter had been unable to spare Liberty Motors, a large portion of the British air offensive had been delayed. Seriously, it is quite feasible to deliver planes bv Trans-Atlantic flights.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 July 1918, Page 3
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