Millimeter gun plans echo future battlefield shifts
Fragmented text describes a new millimeter weapon with long range and heavy fire, suggesting foreign deployment and readiness for action. It cites Gen. George C. Marshall and debates on spending for old fortifications as European battlegrounds loom ahead.
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George C. Marshall
Military insight trims draft fears amid heavy artillery talk
In a measured view from U S military leadership, fears of drafting to Europe are deemed unlikely this hemisphere. The army emphasizes guarding vast coasts, industry, and 130 million people, with focus on effective weapons like the 5 millimeter gun and other heavy ordnance.
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Weather as War Armament in World War Scandinavia
In a vivid analysis, Stinnett argues that weather often decides battles more than force multipliers. He cites the North Sea fog, Norwegian mud and ice, and December snows in Finland, noting German and Russian strategies hinged on climate. He contrasts Napoleon and Waterloo with modern weather charts, stressing visibility and timing as decisive war factors.
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Army plans and Europe talk in Gen Marshall memo
Fragmented commentary notes the U S Army favors heavy artillery for European emplacements yet questions expeditionary aims. The text ridicules reliance on German reports, mentions 75s, and urges reading Marshall’s Page of the report while praising the five Nines as important.
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Pilots defend CAA transfer amid White House clash
Bruce Catton reports the Airline Pilots Association disputing President Roosevelts order moving the Civil Aeronautics Authority to the Commerce Department. They argue safety depends on co operation among the Safety Board, CAA, pilots, and airlines. A White House audience failed to ease tensions as pilots lobby in Washington.
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Aviation politics and defense expert statements in House
In a House scene Joe Martin leads a clever strategy as opposition questions aviation matters. Congressmen Freed Braley of Minnesota and Melvin Mans of Minnesota provide expert input while a Marine reserve pilot adds experiences. The exchange centers on aviation order enforcement and political maneuvering.
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Bright Children Teacher Sees Gloves On Outdoor Walk
A classroom discussion prompts children to observe winter outdoor scenes and itemize items on every hand such as gloves as the lesson focuses on observational skills and everyday objects.
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