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Page 137
... forces can be deployed . Future attack upon the United States may well be without warning , except what may be obtained from an active national intelligence agency . Wars of the past have been won by ground forces alone , by sea forces ...
... forces can be deployed . Future attack upon the United States may well be without warning , except what may be obtained from an active national intelligence agency . Wars of the past have been won by ground forces alone , by sea forces ...
Page 161
... Forces , Official HREE months after landing in North Africa . the Allies had driven the Axis from Morocco and Algeria . American forces faced the enemy in western Tunisia along a thinly held 200 - mile front . Suddenly on February 14 ...
... Forces , Official HREE months after landing in North Africa . the Allies had driven the Axis from Morocco and Algeria . American forces faced the enemy in western Tunisia along a thinly held 200 - mile front . Suddenly on February 14 ...
Page 193
... Forces organization to ensure that equip- ment is kept abreast of the progress of research and development and that all research re- quired by the Air Forces is being undertaken by the appropriate agencies . We can no longer set up ...
... Forces organization to ensure that equip- ment is kept abreast of the progress of research and development and that all research re- quired by the Air Forces is being undertaken by the appropriate agencies . We can no longer set up ...
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