Defense Outshines Offense In Early War Analysis
Kaltenborn argues six months into the conflict show defense stronger than offense with major powers not yet fighting on land. He cites Finland’s Mannerheim line, Allied sea control, and Germany's U-boat strategy, plus economic fronts shaping peace aims and Romania's oil as pivotal factors.
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Bid for power in report to House Committee
Washington naval affairs debate follows a Navy General Board proposal to extend command powers. William Brackart warns the move risks civilian control and could entrench military influence over national policy. He cites officers serving in civilian roles and stresses elected officials must retain policy control.
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Radio News Pioneer H. Kaltenborn Remembered
The Wisconsin native rose from Brooklyn Eagle reporter to CBS radio correspondent. For over 30 years he studied international politics and provided accurate extemporaneous analyses to a nationwide audience. His haystack broadcast from Spain marked the first radio description of actual warfare.
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Navy board backs more naval control over department
William Bruckart warns that naval officers seek greater control of the department, shifting power from civilians. He doubts Congress will accept the recommendation but says trends toward non-elective authority must be watched.
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