War analyst warns against defeatist mood after Arnhem
An Associated Press war analyst cautions that post Arnhem pessimism skews view of Allied progress. He notes past setbacks at Cassino and Caen, argues the war remains alive with German actions and weather delaying gains, and recalls Eisenhower’s leadership while predicting renewed German offensives soon.
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War ministers vow endless fight as allied lines extend
In a Berlin broadcast Joachim von Ribbentrop vows a life or death struggle with enemies who will suffer heavy losses. Mussolini and Shigemitsu praise the Berlin-Rome Axis four years on. In Washington a new Pacific air link via the Marianas to the Admiralties is reported, with four C-47 transports on a 2000 mile pioneer flight. Also noted are the deaths of two U S generals overseas and Navy plans for new assault ships to project forces to invasion shores.
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