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Bir,
With reference to the letter from this
Department of the 10th December, 1925, and subsequent
correspondence with regard to the provision of an Air
Base at Hong Kong, I am directed by Mr. Secretary Amery
to transmit to you, to be laid before the Army
Council, the accompanying copies of two despatches
from the Governor of Hong Kong on the subject of the
defence of the Colony against attack from overseas.
2. It is understood that in accordance with the
decision of the 27th meeting of the Chiefs of Staff
Sub-Committee, the whole question of the defence of
Hong Kong will be examined in the first place by a Sub-
Committee of the Staffs of the three Services.
Hr.
Amery would, therefore, be glad if the Committee would
consider at the same time Sir C. Clementi's despatches
which are enclosed in this letter.
:
1
ŽRAVISA Jasibado JeoM TUGY
D
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THE UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE,
WAR OFFICE.
CIO
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