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MUNITIONS
and coke per month, with machinery, and 20 per cent. of the present machine-tool production of the country.
Whilst Great Britain has accomplished much in the way of munitions in the past two years, she is under no delusion, but knows that a great deal remains to be done. Home resources must be fully developed, so strenuous efforts are being made in that direction. Great Britain will not be satisfied that she has put forth her full strength until the Army's equipment of heavy artillery is very considerably increased, and until further output of munitions of all sorts will enable her to supply the Allies with what they need. She expects to be in a
