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...have been working on this Australian edition ever since last May, when we got a cable from one of our correspondents in Australia, Robert Sherrod. "The soldiers out here are probably the news-hungriest mob in history," he said. "A seven weeks old copy of TIME just arrived in camp and has been dog-eared to ribbons. Repeatedly, officers and enlisted men have stormed at me almost angrily, 'Why can't we get TIME over here while the news is still fresh?' I believe news from home is more important to morale now than cigarets, and sometimes...
PORT MORESBY Robert Sherrod, back from eight months with General MacArthur's men in Australia and New Guinea...
This new technique has permitted the MARCH OF TIME to bring you the voices of some of our TIME & LIFE correspondents like Hart Preston (in Ankara), Harry Zinder (in Cairo), Steve Laird (in London), Holland McCombs (in Rio), Bob Sherrod and Teddy White (in Australia), Felix Belair (in Washington) and 14 others who spoke from all sorts of unexpected places. And several times our editors (like Military Expert Roy Alexander, or Foreign News Editor Wilder Hobson) have gone on the air as news commentators to give you their expert judgment on some important development...
TIME Correspondent Robert Sherrod, who recently made a tour of several islands, last week wrote about life in the Pacific...
...Sherrod had been with TIME seven years before we sent him to Australia - first as a roving reporter in the Middle West, then as political reporter in our Washington Bureau, later as a military correspondent covering the Army camps. He liked his job at home fine until America got into the war. Now all he wants is to get back to the front...