 | 1991 - 228 pages
...Summary, No. 50 (Aug 10, 1943), 621.607, AF/HO. vantage of such a situation by using full weight of the Naval and Air Power. You have no doubt co-ordinated plans to meet this contingency ... ," 39 Cunningham and Tedder had in fact laid no plans for dealing with a German evacuation, even... | |
 | Samuel Eliot Morison - History - 2001 - 476 pages
...must be in a position to take immediate advantage of such a situation by using full weight of Navy and Air Power. You have no doubt coordinated plans to meet this contingency. . . ." " Cunningham and Tedder had no plans ready for that eventuality; but, according to RAF records,... | |
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Germans are making preparations for withdrawal to the mainland when this becomes necessary. It is quite possible he may start pulling out before front collapses. We must be in a position to take immediate advantage of such a situation by using full weight... 