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Svenska: Intet försvar kan byggas upp på rent defensiv grund; för att kunna försvara sig måste man också ha offensiva enheter, som kunna bekämpa fienden med dennes egna vapen – bland annat bombflyg för bekämpning av uppmarschområden, förbindelselinjer, truppsamlingar, flygbaser, krigsindustri m. m. Följaktligen tränas det svenska bombflyget lika intensivt som det defensiva jaktflyget. Att båda dessa svenska flygslag skulla kunna slå blixtsnabbt och hårt framgår av ett reportage från Svenska Dagbladets utsände medarbetare på sidan 4, där han skildrar ett störtbombanfall mot den så kallade Bombön, en liten ö någonstans i Östersjön, som Flygvapnet köpt just för fältmässiga stridsövningar. Störtbombflottiljen åstadkom allvarliga skador på Bomböns flygbas men måste också finna sig i svåra förluster i luftstriden med den påpassliga jakten. På bilden här ovan sticker ett lätt bombplan av typen B 5 fram sin "buttra" nos under camoufleringsnätet. En tung bomb väntar i gräset.
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