SEA POWER
STILL ENGLAND’S CONCERN ATOMIC BOMB NEW PROBLEM TO BE FACED (ltec. 11.35 a.m.) LONDON, March 18. Although certain prophets had been prompted to foretell the doom of the Royal Navy after the release of atomic energy to the world, sea power was destined to affect England’s future for
years to come, said Admiral Lord Cunningham in a speech at Manchester. He added that from a purely naval standpoint the brief appearance of the atomic bomb over land gave little indication of its likely effect on the future of war at sea. Time alone would slum' with what defence and countermeasures it could best be met.
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Evening Star, Issue 25745, 19 March 1946, Page 5
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107SEA POWER Evening Star, Issue 25745, 19 March 1946, Page 5
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