Aviator Wellman Relives Air Front Glory and Fights Fear
Willem Augustie Wellman recounts his Lafayette Flying Corps service in France and the Croix de Guerre awarded for shooting down German aircraft. He explains why air combat thrills him, contrasts it with ground fighting, and notes the Allies must keep aviation strength as the war grows, warning Americans of what a long war could mean.
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The War and Its Effect on National Morale Interlude
An interview with Sir George Adam Smith explores war's impact on public spirit, citing endurance of civilization, religious duty, and national resolve. It surveys Britain’s morale, the war’s moral stakes, and calls for perseverance despite hardship and fear, framing sacrifice as essential to liberty.
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