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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1942

Page

8

Heavy Allied Bombers Face Japanese Invasion Fleet

Allied heavy bombers roared out to meet a major Japanese invasion fleet moving toward north Java. Dutch, British, American and Australian forces fought a fierce defense with mobile units, tanks, motorized columns, and night air attacks sinking 30 Japanese ships and damaging many more. The Dutch reported strong counterattacks, while U S airmen spotted the fleet near Batavia and Soerabaja.

H. McDoug Java U. S Dutch Indies Batavia Bandoeng Soerabaja United Nations United High Command F. M. Hardison B.S. Barr Dutch High Command Pacific Netherlands East Indies High Command Netherlands Indies Java Sea Rembang Soerbaja

Japan Presses Burma Drive Near Sittang River

Reports from Manualay Burma dated March 2 describe Japanese frontal pressure on the lower Sittang with large forces moving toward Shwe-Gyin, aiming to flank the Burma defense and sever the Rangoon Mandalay railroad. Observers doubt Rangoon can hold. Japanese massing threaten to trap southern Burma defenses.

Manualay Burma Lower Sittang Shwe-Gyin Pegu Rangoon Bay of Bengal Mandalay London Thailand Rangoon-Mandalay

Mallon Analyzes War Victories And Military Practice

Paul Mallon explains why certain WW strategies succeeded and revisits historical military lessons. The article clarifies points of tactics and decision making, drawing on past campaigns to illuminate current thinking.

Paul Mallon Mallon

Amarillo snow ranks among heaviest in decade

Snow across the Plains brought about 9 inches with .67 inch moisture near Amarillo making it the third largest in 10 years. The weather bureau forecasts slight warming tonight with a low of 18 degrees this morning and partial relief from cold.

Weather Bureau Amarillo

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas

Thawing conditions expected in Amarillo with a drop to colder temperatures tonight. West Texas will see rising afternoon highs followed by cold nights less extreme than the prior night. Del Rio Eagle Pass area and eastern New Mexico likewise report mild afternoons and chilly evenings with slight cooling. Temperature range 18 to 34 degrees, noon at 35. 0.05 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours.

Amarillo West Texas del Rio- Eagle Pass New Mexico

Roosevelt reorganizes U S Army into three units

President Roosevelt issues an executive order creating three main Army units under the Army chief of staff the Army ground forces the Army air forces and the services of supply a move to speed and coordinate military action He also allows for overseas departments task forces base commands and theater commands as needed by national security.

Washington U.S Roosevelt United States Army Army Chief of Staff Army Ground Forces Army Air Forces Service of Supply Services of Supply Henry L. Stimson Infantry Cavalry Field Artillery Coast Artillery Corps General Headquarters Air Force Air Force Combat Command Army Air Corps

British Torpedo German Tanker Blasts Convoy in Channel

British motor torpedo boats torpedoed a German tanker and heavily engaged enemy escort ships and shore batteries in an attack on a convoy in the English Channel, the admiralty said today.

London English Channel Admiralty

Texans To See Moon In Eclipse Tonight

An eclipse of the moon will begin at 4 27 P M CWT today and appear as a partial event in Texas. The peak occurs at 7 21 P M and the eclipse ends at 10 15 P M. The second eclipse of the year is set for August 25.

Dallas U.P Texas

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