Word: keil
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Ager, John Winfrid, Jr. '49, Ames, Charles Oakes '48 ocC, Bramhall, Robert Richard '49, Bullard, Frederic Keil, Jr. '46 ocC (Captain), Combs, Preston Craig '50, Frey, John Marshall '50, Gordon, David James '51, Hatton, Richard Davis '49, Higgins, Linnaces Boyd '49, Hughes, Hillard Withers, Jr. '50, Key, David McKendree, Jr. '49, Reese, James Mitchell, Jr. '51, Robb, James Hampden, Jr. '50, Swartzman, Howard Lynn '47 ocC, Toblas, Paul Henry '51, Zinsser, Thomas Wood '50, Laud, Skiddy Marden '51 (Manager...
Ames, Charles Oakes '48 ocC, Bullard, Frederic Keil, Jr. '46 ocC (Captain), Swartzman, Howard Lynn...
...German Army's favorite tactic is called Keil und Kessel. Keil means wedge: the Army drives tanks and armored vehicles into the enemy mass. Kessel means kettle: infantry units encircle the cut mass, drive it into a kettle-shaped trap. Last week on the Ukraine front the Germans put the heat under the biggest pot o' Russians ever, and had the chock nearly set for a new drive into the apparently endless Red mass beyond...
...able to counterattack and stabilize that front (see p. 27). But upon what happens when the Germans have emptied the kettle of Kiev and are ready again to pound the wedge depends the future of British-Russian cooperation on a common front (see p. 25) against that artist of Keil und Kessel, Adolf Hitler...