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...posted on the difficult, personally important news of these critical times. One typical day last week her mail brought (among many others) calls for TIME clips on the interdependence of the United States and her Pan-American neighbors . . . post-war reconstruction . . . the importance of a unified Army and Navy command . . . recent developments in plastics and synthetics...
...ceremony, Chaplain (Col.) William D. Cleary, commandant of the school, presented diplomas after Brig. Gen. Thomas E. Troland, in command of the M.P. battalion of the First Service Command, delivered the graduation address...
...think of no way in which the Mil Sci Department can control the situation. It is up to the men themselves to develop necessary self-respect, if the men under their command are to have respect for them. William J. Fischman...
...make great decisions on strategy are not in the Army & Navy (where there is still no Unified Command), for there is no one in the Armed Services with power to say what kind of war shall be fought, and how every effort shall be fitted into a grand plan...
...Navy-Army cooperation, which some military men think has been created by a unified command in such areas as the Panama Canal (under an Army man) and Hawaii (under a Navy man), is still in many places more form than fact. Navy or Army men, although sometimes asking or lending aid to the other services, seldom plan campaigns as if the two services were working...