Word: inferiorated
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...started early with good airplanes, poured them out faster than anyone else. But freezing works against the Nazis now. If they make a wholesale switch to new models, their production lines must slow up. If the Nazis hang on to what they have, German war planes will be inferior. In sum: the Germans, unlike the U.S., can't have it both ways in full degree. The same is also true of the Japs, whose aircraft industry is pipsqueak small...
...appears that these inferior linemen are giving the coaches a good deal of worry. No one packs the punch of a Peabody or a Pflstor, and the sheer power of a Miller or a Gardiner is sadly missing. Jack Fisher, the Freshman captain of a year ago, has the inside track on the conter fight, but hero again a wide-open battle royal should develop in September...
...United States has moved from Boston to a point near Cleveland. This is indicated by the geographical breakdown of the Dean's List, which shows that three-fourths of the students west of the Alleghenies had a B average. And these areas showed large percentages from supposedly inferior public high schools...
...years prepared for a kind of warfare in which, with a minimum of forces, they could take crushing advantage of U.S. weak points. Weakest of these weak points, Kiralfy believes, was the U.S. notion that Japan could be blockaded into submission or into a naval engagement in which its inferior fleet would be destroyed. "In the democratic plan to defeat Japan in the Pacific," says Kiralfy, "wishful thinking, if it can be called thinking, reached its zenith. . . . After a general survey it was recognized that Japan was almost totally dependent upon imports and exports. Accordingly the blockade so dear...
Some 2,500 of Japan's planes were "first-line" combat craft, and many of these 2,500 were technically inferior to corresponding U.S. and British types. The other 2,500 were mostly slow, ancient, underpowered, underarmed crates, some of which did not even have retractable landing gear (see cut). Furthermore, Japan has had very heavy losses - some 1,100 planes, undoubtedly including a high proportion of her best...