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After Pearl Harbor, both Spalding and Wilson turned their precision machinery to the manufacture of small arms and tank helmets. They had gone on making some sports equipment, but the military had snapped up almost 80% of it. Last week, with all arms contracts canceled, the first dribble of postwar...
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But Joe Stilwell could not win the kind of cooperation he needed in high places. He did not get along well with the British: Churchill's policy in the Far East was consistently at variance with U.S. policy. He could not get enough supplies for the Chinese. The trickle...
Originally the strategic bombers had based their plans for defeating Germany on a broad program of precise, ruthless destruction of key industries. But the bombers for that plan were not delivered. A dribble of U.S. bombers came to the European theater; the rest were diverted, many for the pressing needs...
In one sense, the dribble was worse than none. The bombers that did go into action caught a surprised enemy off guard, shocked him and punished him. But the full pace of attack could not be maintained. The enemy learned how to defend himself. He revised his plane production, developed...