Word: liaisoning
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...from Italy. The U.S. Fifteenth Air Force, newly based in Italy, struck heavy blows at Pola, big supply center for Nazi forces in Yugoslavia (and at Sofia, Balkan communications hub.) Tito and Allied commanders were in communication; it was no longer a secret that some supply vessels and many liaison parties shuttled between Italy and Partisan-held points on the coast...
Lieut, (j.g.) Jay Odell, of St. Paul, was a Naval air liaison officer on Tarawa. The battalion he landed with lost nearly all its staff, so Odell served as Operations officer for a Marine battalion. Afterwards, back in Honolulu, he told this story...
Across General Wilson's desk flow all reports from U.S. and British liaison officers attached to Balkan guerrilla bands. Last week Cairo radio beamed at the hills and valleys of Yugoslavia General Wilson's considered judgment...
...chance to resume his overturned throne in Belgrade. Last month Peter had announced that his war minister. Mihailovich, had promised not to fight the Partisans again unless attacked. Peter likewise made it plain that he looked forward to a postwar revival of the triune kingdom of Yugoslavia. But liaison officers recently in Yugoslavia had reported only one possible wartime solution: separate areas for the rivals to defend. The prospects for Peter in the postwar world seemed as dim last week as those of his fellow exile, George II of Greece...
They blamed not OWI, nor Army & Navy public relations officers, but "high naval and military authorities" who have failed "to evaluate what is information to which the public is entitled." The newsmen corroborated Nicholas Roosevelt, who resigned in frustration a month ago as Army-Navy liaison man for OWI, reporting he was regarded as an interloper. Worst offender: the Navy...