New Army Training Plan Aims for Infantry Core
The article outlines a six day series on US defense planning. It details a training program to develop 45 infantry artillery divisions with emphasis on the infantry as the decisive force. Recruits face thirteen weeks of rudiments then battalion level training and a polishing phase. Officer material and regulars may enter special schools for advanced training.
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Former Institute Student Flying With The British
An American pilot Samual G Thurston of Linn county Oregon, who flew with the Royal Air Force at Narvik Dunkerque and other war scenes, says the United States should stay out of direct involvement. He notes England could win in six or seven years if the US remains detached, warns Japan could intervene if America enters, and praises German air power while praising British crews.
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