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Newspaper

Yank

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

2

Isolationist Way Failed and Mountain Hardship Report

A three week Signal Corps patrol endured brutal mountain travel by rail and snow in four cars with snowdrifts three to four feet deep. Sgt. Walter McKinney was injured when a speeder was hit by a snowplow. Pfc. Robert Malloy survived exposure while James Jasperse died. The piece reflects on isolationism and postwar aims, urging active involvement and a quick return home as the war ends.

Signal Corps Walter McKinney Cincinnati Ohio Gerald McCarthy Rochester N. Y Robert Malloy Whitestone James Jasperse Pacific New Zealand States Chateau-Thierry France U. S League of Nations Versailles Manchuria Mussolini Ethiopia Hitler Austria Czechoslovakia Adolf Pearl Harbor

Returning GIs criticise isolationism and urge postwar unity

The author argues GIs are disillusioned with Europe and Africa, noting dirt, ignorance, and the gap between rulers and the ruled. He predicts a tougher American foreign stance, urges responsibility to prevent another world war, and promotes Allied cooperation post Pearl Harbor. He stresses economic and security interdependence with other nations. North Africa.

Europe Asia Africa U.S Moscow Cairo Teheran King Canute Manchuria Ethiopia Spain Czechoslovakia North Africa

Soldier Speaks department to run in YANK

The Army Weekly announces a regular GI opinion feature open to enlisted men. Readers may submit ideas on postwar topics, starting with Should the U S Have Compulsory Military Training After the War. Mail submissions to The Soldier Speaks, 205 East 42d Street, New York, NY 17. NY. The best will be printed.

YANK U. S Soldier Speaks Department Army Weekly East 42d Street New York N. Y

Nationalist U S voice criticized on isolationism urges world war cycle

Pfc. Harold Wagoner argues that internationalists and isolationists fail on civil rights and security, calling for a nationalist United States with a large peacetime army and navy and readiness for a major war roughly every two decades, while urging cooperation when possible.

India Netherlands East Indies Puerto Rico Latvia Lithuania Estonia Roosevelt Adolf Hitler Germany Russia Great Britain U.S

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