Army defenses and mobilization feasibility assessed
A detailed review outlines the peacetime disposition of the U S Army Coast Artillery and mobile forces at Fort Myer and nationwide. It cites the National Security League critique of mobilization readiness and explains the volunteer act as a remedy for rapid expansion in wartime.
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Mountain Artillery
Fort Myer
Toulon
Thomas DeWitt Milling
Coast Artillery
Continental
United States
National Guard
Regu
Lars
National Security League
Joseph H. Choate
Alton B. Parker
Henry L. Stimson
Garrison
Philippines
Hawaii
Arrison
Volunteer Army
Spain
E. P. O’hernm
Ordnance
Italy Looms Large in Foreground of War
The article highlights Italy's bold entry into the wartime arena, detailing leadership under Victor Emmanuel and D Annunzio, industrial mobilization in aviation and arms, and Italy’s resolve to defend borders. It notes American pilots in Taranto, Italian emigration shifts, and coal and wheat imports to sustain the war effort.
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Italy
St. Peter's
Venice
Venige
Victor Emmanuel
D’annunzio
Berlin
London
Vienna
Petro
United States
South America
Ellwood G. Doherty
Lansing Callan
Hammondsport
N. Y
Taranto
Pittsburgh
Argentina
England
Cardiff
Newcastle
U. S. S. Arizona: World’s most powerful warship described
Article outlines the Arizona's 16,800 pound broadside from twelve fourteen inch guns and compares it with British designs. It covers armament, turret layout, armor, displacement, fuel capacity, speed, crew, and construction notes including work force and casualties.
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Uncle Sam
Arizona
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pennsylvania
Great Britain
Atlantic
United States
New York
Texas
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Lake Mohonk
Segular Army of the
Congress
Admiral Viale
Ital Marine
General Zapelli
Ian
Grad
Balkans
Mediterranean
American Press Association
U. S. S. Arizona
East River
Bailey
California
S. Arizona