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...Duncan Norton-Taylor traveled 10,000 miles and waited three months in the South Seas for his chance to go into action with our fleet-but his firsthand story of the naval victories in the Kula Gulf was well worth waiting...
...correspondents and editors have traveled overseas (see map) on everything from top-speed troop transports to six-knot tankers (some have even gone by munitions boat)-but whenever possible the government tries to grant our request for plane priority. Flying time is remarkably fast in these wartime days. Duncan Norton-Taylor left Australia Tuesday morning, crossed the international date line, reached San Francisco early Thursday. And when Edward Lockett flew in from London last week he had lunch in Scotland-dinner in Iceland -breakfast in New York...
What Are We Waiting For? Back from three and a half months in the Pacific, TIME Correspondent Duncan Norton-Taylor had an answer to the question, why do not the Allies start an all-out Pacific push? The answer: they are not able to, nor will they be in the immediate future. Even if enough men and supplies were made available in the Pacific, the great factor against the Allies would still be distance, the thousands of miles of water over which the Navy, with too few cargo ships and transports, must carry supplies...
...were able to use 3,267 bottoms in the Mediterranean. The Navy had to make the best of a few score preparing for the Munda operation, shuttling them back & forth to move a load that could have been transported in one haul by a big merchant fleet. Concluded Correspondent Norton-Taylor...
BURMA SURGEON - Gordon S. Sea-grave-Norton...