HC Deb 27 October 1920 vol 133 c1764W
Major D. DAVIES

asked the Secretary of State for Air whether a Commission has been despatched to Bulgaria for the purpose of destroying aeroplanes; if so, what is the constitution and cost of the Commission; what is the number of aeroplanes to be destroyed; and whether this task could have been undertaken by other British personnel already in the neighbourhood?

Mr. CHURCHILL

The British Section of the Inter-Allied Aeronautical Commission of Control for Bulgaria left this country on the 14th August last to supervise compliance with the air clauses of the Peace Treaty with Bulgaria. The British Section consists of three officers and six other ranks. The cost of the Commission will be borne by Bulgaria. The number of aeroplanes and seaplanes to be destroyed is 57. No other British personnel was available in the neighbourhood for this duty.