If the battle is to be won, we must provide our men with ever-increasing quantities of the weapons and ammunition they need. (1)____________________________________. There is imperious need for these vital munitions. They increase our strength against the powerfully armed enemy They replace the wastage of the obstinate struggle; and the knowledge that wastage will speedily be replaced enables us to draw more readily upon our reserves and throw them in now that everything counts so much.
(2)_________________________. After this battle in France abates its force, there will come the battle for our Island-for ail that Britain is, and ail that Britain means. That will be the struggle. In that supreme emergency we shall not hesitate to take every step, even the most drastic, to call forth from our people the last ounce and the last inch of effort of which they are capable. The interests of property, the hours of labor, are nothing compared to the struggle for life and honor, for right and freedom, to (3)____________________.