New Aspect to War
"There can be no doubt," said Major Brocard, "that air bombardments are destined to play an ever bigger role in the future, and there is also no doubt in my mind that the cooperation of American air-squadrons with ours is one of the surest ways of bringing the war home to Germany and shaking her morale. I know what we can expect from American airmen for we can expect from American airmen, for I have had several under my orders and I cannot speak too highly of them. As soon as they have had the necessary training, American airmen in conjunction with the French will give a development to aerial warfare which will support the Germans. Despite all their efforts, they will not be able to keep pace with the immense effort America is making.

Must Be Well Trained
"But the preparation must be thorough, for air fighting is daily more complicated. Apart from the question of piloting, that of markmanship is all important. Pitched battles between opposing air fleets will become more frequent, and the demands made on the combatants are severe in the extreme, coolness, and exceptional physical endurance are the first requirements.

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