Bomber pilot Meyer Levin and war years trials
The article recounts Cpl. Meyer Levin of Brooklyn and his bomb sight exploits in December 1941 including a sinking of a large Japanese passenger cargo ship during a Coral Sea convoy and his dramatic bailout landing on an ant hill. It also notes Lt Gen Strafer Gott and his desert campaign, his death, free laundry anecdotes, and a reference to the Atlantic Charter and Roosevelt's message to Churchill on its first anniversary.
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Colin Kelly
Cpl
Meyer Levin
Brooklyn
Philippines
Levin
Java
Australia
Strafer
Gott
William
Claude Auchinleck
Rommel
South Pacific
Wallace McAnulty
San Diego
Se McAnulty
McAnulty
Prince of Wales
Churchill
United States
Great Britain
Pearl Harbor
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
Roosevelt
United Nations
Tea drinking and jungle combat in global war updates
Wartime notes describe tea fuel improvised by American tank crews in the Alamein area and a bold forecast for Chinese air power with Allied and RAF support. Port Moresby fighting in New Guinea tests jungle warfare as soldiers endure extreme densest foliage and perilous patrols. Hands off politics orders restrain US troops in India after Gandhi’s arrest amid Congress tensions.
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Ma Alamein
Egypt
Bill Bailey
Grant
Tommy
Jerry
United Nations
Port Moresby
New Guinea
U.S
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
National Party Congress
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Africa
Japan
Desert
Tobega
Panama Canal
Punjab
G. I. Joe
PUP
Rts
Watkins
China
Ho Kuo-kwang
A.V.G
U. S. Army
Chungking
R.A.F
Max Oxford
Tokyo
United States Army Air Forces
Sot
Dave Breger