AND THE DOMINIONS ARE WITH US -

The transcript highlights the support from the Dominions, particularly New Zealanders, and the encouragement to maintain and improve the reputation of Great Britain. It also discusses the arrival of Canadian nurses and airmen, emphasizing their contribution to the Empire and the goal of achieving air supremacy, which is crucial for victory. The British Commonwealth stands united in these efforts.

What assurance does the speaker have regarding the Dominions?

• They are hesitant to join.

• They are fully supportive.

• They are unaware of the situation.

• They are indifferent to the cause.

Who is Mr. Jordan in the context of the New Zealanders?

• A famous athlete

• Their High Commissioner

• A local politician

• A military general

What is expected of the Commonwealth members in their roles?

• To compete against each other

• To avoid any involvement in international matters

• To focus solely on their local issues

• To maintain and improve Great Britain's reputation

What significant contribution is mentioned from Canada?

• Sending more troops

• Providing financial aid

• Sending nurses and airmen

• Offering diplomatic support

What is the ultimate goal of the Canadian airmen and their comrades?

• To achieve air supremacy

• To establish naval dominance

• To secure land territories

• To negotiate peace treaties