Navy manpower shortfall threatens treaty strength says Standley
Admiral Standley of the US Navy warns that the expanding fleet remains undermanned. He argues that 85 percent of full wartime complement is needed to keep ships combat ready and proposes peacetime staffing toward 86 percent with 95,000 sailors for treaty navy and 112,600 for emergency.
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Navy Warned That U S May Face War Readiness Gaps
Article notes international tensions and possible rapid U S military action. Admiral William Dunstley, chief of naval operations, backs calls to address gaps. Only half of secondary guns and anti submarine defenses are manned, leaving readiness uncertain amid looming conflict threats.
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European Dictators Vary in Their Manner of Ruling
London dispatch surveys fascist and communist rulers, contrasting Hitler and Mussolini with democratic leaders. It argues workers and armies, naval power, and racial theories shape policy, with emphasis on Germany’s race talk, Italy’s corporate state, and Britain’s defense mobilization amid looming war. It notes naval strength, manning shortages, and political debates over governance and industry control.
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