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1. ����������� �Christ!� That was Air Chief Marshal Dowding, the commander of Fighter Command
2. � What I am getting at, Doctor Jones, is that she has rendered valuable services to the RAF and that I, along with Air Chief Marshal Dowding, would take a very dim view of anybody mistreating her again
3. ����������� �My God, it�s Air Chief Marshal Dowding himself!�� Explained Doug as he snapped to attention and saluted, imitated by Nancy
4. � Dowding stopped in front of Nancy, who saluted him again
5. She walked into the commodore�s office to find Dowding sitting at the desk, with Nicholls and McNaughton standing behind and on each side of him
6. � Dowding examined her at lenght, silent
7. �What do you think that we should do with you, young lady?�� Asked Air Marshall Dowding
8. Dowding then took out of his vest pocket a small box that he opened, revealing a medal
9. ����������� �Captain Laplante, I, Air Chief Marshal Dowding, by the powers invested in me by His Majesty the king, am honored to award you the Military Cross for bravery under fire
10. She could barely hold tears of emotion as Dowding, McNaughton and Nicholls shook hands with her
11. � After receiving her medal, she had to show her equipment to Dowding and McNaughton, printing some datafiles as a demonstration
12. ����������� �Blarney, like hell!� She received the Military Cross from Dowding himself yesterday
13. ������������� ��But�Air Chief Marshal Dowding is due to announce the existence of Nancy Laplante during this meeting
14. Marshal Dowding then jumped on his feet, to then speak in a strong voice
15. � Dowding came to the rescue of Reginald at that moment
16. � Dowding nodded his head
17. Dowding, then walked to a mapboard and uncovered it, revealing a map of airfields throughout Western France, Belgium and the Netherlands
18. ����������� Dowding talked for a good half hour to present his plan, with supporting briefings from Sir Charles Portal of Bomber Command and from the chief of the air staff, Sir Cyril Newall
19. � Dowding was ecstatic, while Sir Charles Portal, whose Bomber Command would play an important role in the operation, was smiling with anticipation
20. ����������� As the participants filed out of the room, Churchill intercepted Air Chief Marshal Dowding before he could leave and led him to a quiet corner
21. � Nancy, wearing her combat camouflage uniform and her pistol belt, was on the observers� gallery on the request of Air Chief Marshal Dowding, to assist him during Operation Counterpunch
22. Dowding acknowledged the information, then gave an order to his chief of operations
23. � Dowding smiled then with satisfaction
24. Dowding acknowledged the information from the duty officer with a nod of the head
25. � As the first bombs were falling on the London Docks area, Nancy turned her head towards Dowding
26. Dowding then picked up one of the telephones in front of him, a direct line to Bomber Command headquarters
27. ����������� At 19:40 hours, the chief of operations silently handed a sheet of paper to Dowding
28. � Nancy then looked back at Dowding with haunted eyes
29. � The squadron leader was obviously looking for Dowding, as he walked towards the air chief marshal�s desk, near where she stood with a cup of tea in her hands
30. � Not seeing Dowding, Squadron Leader Reeves looked at her
31. � Three minutes later, Dowding burst out of his office, Reeves in tow, to stop in front of Nancy
32. Dowding suddenly stopped staring at her pocket calculator and snapped his head up, a look of revelation in his eyes
33. � He handed it to Dowding with a shaking hand
34. Dowding stared at her for a long moment
35. Once they were in place around the table, Dowding addressed both newcomers
36. Dowding nodded in understanding at Townsend�s protest:� the commando officer�s reaction would have been considered a sensible one by any British commander in normal times, as women were widely considered unfit to command men in combat in Great Britain, or in most other countries as a matter of fact
37. ����������� When the door closed behind Dowding, an uneasy silence filled the room
38. ����������� ��Why did you push Air Marshall Dowding to put you in charge of this operation, Captain?��� Replied Townsend, his tone clearly hostile and with the word �Captain� pronounced derisively
39. ����������� �With all due respect to Air Chief Marshal Dowding, the plan was suggested to him by Captain Laplante
40. � Looking at the doorway, Nancy�s eyes bulged when she saw Prime Minister Winston Churchill standing in the entrance, with Air Chief Marshal Dowding directly behind him
41. An aide-de-camp hurriedly brought in extra chairs, then left Nancy with Churchill, Dowding and Jones sitting in a semi-circle around her bed
42. Churchill looked at Dowding with a questioning expression
43. A somewhat flustered Wilson was then admitted in, carrying two bulging bags, only to stop in his track and stand at rigid attention, putting down the bags before saluting both Churchill and Dowding
44. � The king, dressed in a field marshal�s uniform and accompanied by numerous aides and senior officers, including Air Chief Marshal Dowding, stopped in the doorway of the ward while the patients hurriedly returned to their respective beds
45. ����������� Lord Beaverbrook had been anxious to see that mysterious Athena in person since that cabinet meeting where Air Chief Marshal Dowding had revealed her existence
46. Air Chief Marshall Sir Hugh Dowding, a master tactician and immensely more capable than Göring, did a first class job in resisting the demand to fling Britain’s last reserves of fighter squadrons into the Battle of France, thus preserving the fighter force that met the German attempt to gain air control over Britain and the Channel
