Titlebook: Rolls-Royce; The Merlin at War Ian Lloyd Book 1978 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1978 Britain.history.Merl

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,The ‘Meteor’ Tank-engine Project,nks of the German Panzer divisions. British tanks were notoriously underpowered and underarmed and most of these were lost in France. This deplorable state of affairs was due to a variety of causes. The funds allotted for tank development work in the twenties and thirties — which the War Office made

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,The Years of Victory, 1942–1945,e gradually diminishing power of the enemy’s bombing offensive brought about a realisation that the Empire would have to plan for a war of attrition. Such a war could be won only by the most effective use of the resources at its command. During 1940 the immediate demands made by the intensity of the

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Beaverbrook Raises the Voltage,roduction had to be drastically reoriented towards supplying the insatiable needs of the R.A.F. Fighter Command had no choice but to commit the whole of its front-line strength to the defence of the corridor from Dunkerque, and, very shortly thereafter, to containing the onslaught of the Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain.

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,The ‘Meteor’ Tank-engine Project,ad little interest in tanks and armoured vehicles generally. The role which armoured divisions would play in the land battles of the Second World War had not been envisaged, except by a few eccentric officers such as Captain Liddell Hart and Colonel Martel.

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