WAR STRATEGY

Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 February 1941, Page 5

WAR STRATEGY

BRITAIN’S POSITION TODAY I OBSERVATIONS BY NEUTRAL COMMENTATOR. NAVY AS KEY TO POLICY. ißrltUh Official Wireless i RUGBY. February 20 A ptmef r.it iny analysis of j .M r (‘hno'liili '.s reiilisal mu o! | j the minor! of n;tV;il sli- I premium m (hr present phase ! of ih'- war has Iwmi imide by .1 tn-jH nil rpioiii'‘i 11 ai or yi*. my ! a hromh’.'ts! 'rum Bosimi, U.S.A I He -.tod "The very c. nipletcne: -: of ■ i the German victories in the half. last year enabled Mr Churchill '<■ : discard the line of strategy which Bri-J • tain followed during of the cam-’ I yaigns between. RB-I and HUH mid' which its leaders clum; m teii.i.a.nMv I m the: v. a; uiiul Mr Chur, lull too!; . over the ( Pwernmer.’. "The German iminiim- of E'\ tuolt iiWiiV OHC of l»it ■ I HO’'.' >■ pCilliA mirm of dcfeti' the We tern front i theory. What Mr Churchill and; Mr Lloyd Gvorre behm- imn had been; Mrmt.llinj; m rid of h-r nearly .■ quarter ,-t a centwrY '.’.a <-[,<<■;:ven liquidated a". I imihu I; With the dis- , ,I]>l eer.cice the W« ’<l ti riivt!: Britain beeotnes united m CrM<-gie| ■; 11- of; .Old :dlhot. id’. the I. o: <>!■ prance 1.----. I .. i <:’a '.v;-., a, !i, ..••>•■ price to |xiy the io. : till <■ .'::.d l:k<lv eIR-i-t ::: future "She min have only . frac'.;,.*! ' the men a”, a 1 mbletl on the Allied fr n' m imti 'Ci! everything she I: ,■ 've She ti... - , have '. :: " Ml. the C<>;;ti!ient but tin- (’•*:» ml ■ m a ’I ' i > f dm ’* .it d m ‘ ‘ cqutui’ rebellion. -<i 'he G< rm.m <K« p cupathin is only partially edcvUva* : ; Mo; if !■!:<• duei no‘. t'ontrril 'fii'p hs“d rite c-'>i’:tr■ ! ls the uni the air;' u , c>;<ver if;.- om-iuv’-. u ! ea|< < o:>:. s to shiii,v' • tiollcv ItldiiV.”