AN AIR MISSION
DEFENCE! PLANES
(Australian Press Association).
FREMANTLE, February 14.
Passengers aboard the liner Orontes, which arrived he¥e to-day from London, include the senior members of the British Air Mission, Colonel Sir Donald Banks and Air Marshal Sir Arthur Longmore. They will furnish a confidential report to the Commonwealth Government on the most suitable types of aircraft to be built* here: •>< ; ’
Their opinion is that these plahes are likely to be similar to those adopted for the defence of Singapore; .
The mission, afterwards, will go to New 7 Zealand.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 February 1939, Page 5
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