There must be suitable machinery to meet the cases of individual hardship among soldiers, sailors and airmen.
We are too liable to forget that not only soldiers, sailors and airmen lose their lives in war.
Soldiers, sailors and airmen will naturally reflect the society they come from and the nation's drug problems centre around youth.
The lives of our soldiers, sailors and airmen and of our women and children depend on the increased production of those on war work.
They are insisting upon giving our sailors, soldiers and airmen what they need.
In so far as greater payments are sometimes made for billeted soldiers, sailors and airmen, it is because additional services are being provided.
To categorise those young soldiers, sailors and airmen as children is wrong.
At the side of them—again it looked to me like thousands—there were numerous six feet steel airmen's cupboards all left open.
