The Evolution of Transatlantic Aircraft Supply Diplomacy, 1938–40
The Evolution of Transatlantic Aircraft Supply Diplomacy, 1938–40
This chapter discusses the changes in British defence policy from 1938–40. It shows that during this period, Britain grappled with the challenge of maintaining a great Fleet and an immense Air Force to sustain the dislocation of continued bombardment from the air, to provide munitions at a rate contemplated for Allies, while at the same time fighting with an unlimited Army on the continent backed by an unlimited supply of materials.
Keywords: British military power, economic limitations, defence policy
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