Pearl Harbor As Pacific Defense Hub In World War II
The article highlights Pearl Harbor as America's main Pacific defense base with 70 000 naval personnel and 25 000 army at Schofield Barracks. It notes Singapore as Britain’s stronghold guarding the eastern lifeline, with wide reefs of airfields and docks protecting fleets and routes from Gibraltar to the China Sea.
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Britain
Far East
Japan
Oahu
Island of Hawaii
U. S. Strates
Pacific
U.S. Fleet
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
America
U. S. Pacific Defense
North
Central America
Naval
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
San Francisco
U.S. Pacific
Panama Canal
Alaska
Australia
Schofield Barracks
Hawwai
England
Gibraltar
Philippines
Hongkong
Dutch East Indies
India
British Isles
Iself
Hawaii and Singapore Hold Key To Pacific
Aras launches Axis offensive in the Orient and occupies bases in French Indo-China with Vichy permission. Japan tightens ring around the U S owned Philippine Islands endangering supply lines to Far East Britain. Britain resists with U S cooperation as troops and air forces concentrate at Singapore Burma and Malaya. Dutch defenses strengthen after 1940 conquest and the U S Pacific fleet remains at Pearl Harbor ready for action. The focal strongholds shaping the Far East are Singapore and Hawaii.
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Orient
Indo-China
Britain
Far
Pearl Harbor
Singapore
Ha- Waii
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