HC Deb 24 November 1920 vol 135 c457W
Major GLYN

asked the Prime Minister whether any representations have been made by the Board of Admiralty and by the Army Council that, on account of the vital importance of highly-trained and experienced airmen co-operating with the artillery of the Fleet and the Army, it is advisable to return to a system whereby there is belonging exclusively to the naval and military forces a section of airmen with adequate machines, stores, etc.?

Mr. BONAR LAW

The answer is in the negative. The Admiralty view on this point was clearly expressed in the Notes on Naval Policy circulated with the last Navy Estimates, and I understand that the same view is taken by the Army Council.