Gliders in Grim Landing Report From France War Diário
Gliders in grim landing described by Marshall Yarray, Special correspondent, detailing a five-day sequence near France. Aglow with combat, the dispatch charts a danger filled path where a unit endures shellfire, fierce exchanges, and a retreat to firwood cover before mounting a counter raid. The report names Colonel Sehlemammer and an American commander amid raids on German positions, noting intense fighting and hazardous conditions.
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Encouraging progress near St Lo reported by Eisenhower spokesman
A War Department style bulletin says the drive toward St Lo is encouraging after Lison was taken. Reports from German and Allied sources claim advances north of the Vire Estuary toward Cherbourg with four divisions probing the area. Counterattacks near Carentan and coastal bombardments by British and American naval forces are noted as the battle lines shift along the Cherbourg and Orne sectors.
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Germans Pasted On Biggest Scale Ever In Normandy Assault
London dispatch notes Allied bombers and land guns are reinforced by fleet as heavy naval bombardment rivals air power. Monty’s voyage to Normandy met a mine incident. ships and destroyers move to support the breakout with battleship firepower. Navy reports indicate the assault relies on combined arms to overwhelm German positions on the coast.
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General Eisenhower praised as iron hammer in broadcast
A radio commentator described General Eisenhower as an iron hammer in a broadcast, saying he is a strong leader, not just a driver of men. The piece notes Rommel’s and Rundstedt’s matches, and mentions landings and traps in the Atlantic theater.
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