Word: maneuverability
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> The coast between Oslo and Knstiansand is a promising place to strike in Norway. Good beaches, space for maneuver, highways and railways leading into the interior are available. But the sea route from Britain is difficult, exposed to air attack for 500 miles. In any event, a movement against southern...
The Four-Plane Division. Flatley's progression from this was to a division of six planes; Thach argued for four. Mid way settled the argument, in Thach's favor. Escorting a torpedo squadron, Jim my Thach led a. six-plane division from the Yorktown. More than 20 Zeros...
Ready In the West. Said a German military commentator, Captain Ludwig Sertorius: "The huge British and American army reserves massed in Algeria and Morocco are enough to form not one but several armies. . . . The Allied high command . . . is planning a. landing maneuver on a large scale."
Meat of these reports concerned a specially trained pornographic editor trained vigorously for the last three weeks to carry baseballs in his mouth. This crafty maneuver is calculated to outwit feeble-minded Lampoon Men who will furnish the opposition for the stalwarts. All loose-knit players will gather together to...
Feet on the Ground. Kelly, who is now a Navy lieutenant commander, decided to teach on the ground a good deal of what had been taught in the air. Some 60 maneuver sheets were developed to give the essentials of each maneuver in simple, nontechnical language. Instructors got a manual...