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Britain's Anti Aircraft Division Emerges as a Major Weapon
London dispatch notes Britain’s anti-aircraft command has grown into a powerful, modern force with over six hundred aircraft destroyed and hundreds more probable. It details structure, proof methods, battle roles from France to North Africa, and the shift from World War I fire to rapid, long range guns like the Bofors as the Blitz rages.
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Britain
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Royal Artillery
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Balkans
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Africa
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Humber River
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Anti-Aircraft Command