Germany Trained Chiang Kai-shek Army for Possible Betrayal
An NEA dispatch from Shanghai reports Hitler’s regime could influence the Sino-Japanese conflict via espionage or arms to either side. Chiang Kai-shek’s army, built with German advisors since 1933, is a highly trained force, and Berlin may pressure or divert munitions to China or Japan depending on Germany’s need for money and policy.
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Nanking
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Ching
England
America
How a warship sinks a submarine with a depth bomb
Naval experts note advances since 1918 in detecting subs and delivering depth bombs. High frequency sonars and direction finders guide destroyers while depth bombs or Y guns unleash powerful TNT devices. Modern submarines dive deeper, stay longer, and evade, yet surface shadows reveal them to trained crews.
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