Word: naval
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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R.O.K. military men had also been impressed with the necessity for submitting written reports, a practice which blights the life of U.S. officers. To his U.S. superiors aboard the battleship Missouri, Lieut. Commander Choi Byung Hae, an R.O.K. naval liaison officer, wrote the following official account of the surrender of a North Korean ensign...
...office has been set up at M.I.T. in building 1, room 287, to answer questions and test and receive applicants for the special Air Force program. Information may be obtained about the Army and WAC and applications submitted at the recruiting station at 55 Tremont Street, Boston. The Naval office is located in the Boston Post office building at Milk and Federal Streets, Boston...
...cover the withdrawal they planned to attack Ho in his own "military capital," Thainguyen, a town 40 miles north of Hanoi. On Oct. 1 a combined French force of parachutists, infantry and naval units struck at Thainguyen. The operation was perfectly carried out in Western military style, but after a few skirmishes, the Viet Minh defenders melted away...
...Port Arthur-Dairen area of Manchuria, where Yalta's secret deal gave Joseph Stalin a naval base and port privileges, the Russians have their 3gth army (two infantry, one armored, one artillery, one antiaircraft and two "aviation" divisions), numbering...
When Frank Leahy predicted that his Notre Dame team would drop several games this season, rival coaches laughed hollowly. Since its defeat by the Great Lakes Naval Training Station team in December 1945, Notre Dame had won 36 games, tied two (Army and Southern California), lost none. In its opener this year, Notre Dame won No. 37. It was the most memorable unbeaten streak since Fielding H. ("Hurry Up") Yost's "point-a-minute" Michigan teams took 55, tied one, between...