Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...What we don't know is likely to hurt us." Such was the conclusion this week of Gallup pollsters whose constant questioning of U.S. citizens about public affairs has unearthed surprising "areas of ignorance." Some of them...
Knockout When? Air power will maintain constant pressure on the Luftwaffe up to D-day and afterward. Against a foe who apparently hoards his remaining planes the Allies cannot expect to score a complete air knockout in advance...
...service as a member of the Armed Guard crew of a merchant vessel during action against the enemy while acting as part of the invasion fleet at Salerno, 11 to 17 September, 1943. Because of the repeated attacks throughout the six day period, the Navy Gun Crew maintained a constant vigilance, executing their duties with cool efficiency despite the continues danger from falling bombs, shrapnel and withering blasts of enemy machine-gun fire. Their accurate shellfire shot down three hostile bombers...
Captain Steve Ausnit, predicting a win for the Crimson in the contest, said that the Crimson squad has shown constant improvement, and, despite the loss of a few men, will have a good chance to beat the more experienced British Navy...
...Constant Drain. The Army, OWI reported, has already reached its top strength of 7,700,000 (including more than 2,385,000 in the Air Forces). But OWI was quick to warn the U.S. public that that does not mean the U.S.'s manpower problem will be solved when the Navy finally fleshes itself out to full strength. On top strength there will always be a constant drain...