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F.1 C ra w fo rd re ie»l h um e W. l- .e - l ..y from 1‘urtl • " •n e ra l c •ruined oj.,1 o p M >< h \F Of THF XXt.I < ♦ h o m e th e v v isite d . w ith th e ir s. n -m -Iu i ?■!.- t M led M ' The broad ilra le g y behind our m ain •(- lort a gainst th» G t r a a a w ar m achine in cluded a s a hi-jhly d e sirab le prelim inary the successful conclusion oi operations in North A hica a n d tneir extension across Sicily to the Italian m ainland. W ith these accom plished. w-.th the M ed iterran ean “ flank" treed lor Allied shipping, a n d with the n e ce s sary sp ecial equipm ent built or in sight, w s w ero «1 last in a position to p re p are loi the final cross-C hannel a ssa u lt w hich h a d b e en a g re e d upon since April 1942 a s our m am ” c p cra tic n a g a in st G erm any. It w as correct ly believ ed th at only an the historic hattle- fields ol F rance a n d the Low C ountries could -»e— any s arm ies in the w est be decisively e n g a g e d and d e te ate d Am erica a n d E n g lan d —the W estern Allies— could not be su it- -~/=-T strong to u n d ertak e the a ssa u lt c g a .n st F rance until June .344. out the bro ad tac tic al plans lor the operation w ere coci- o.e-ed and ap p ro v ed by the C om bined Chiefs oi StaH in A ugust .341 pr.or to my assum ption ol com m and ci the E uropean T heater -n F en ro ary 1944. As p art ol our b asic strategy, a n d in acc o rd an c e with the task given to the S trategic Air Force un d er the C a sa b la n c a Dnec- a r e :n January 1943. the bom bing of G erm any b e g u n early m the war by the British Bomber Com m and, w as in te n s ite d in M ay 1943 and co ntinued with m ounting strength to the end oi the cam - F i - J — N either the co n tem plated invasion of E urope nor the direct attack on the G erm an industrial a n d econom ic system wou.d be feasible until we b a d c ch iev ed su p re m ac y over the G erm an Air Force. This struggle lor air su p rem acy which had been going cn throughout the w ar w as given a d d e d im petus by a new directive (know n os FOINT3LANE m Jan u ary 1513 which aim ed at su b ju g a tin g the enem y air ierce by the spring oi 1914. In the event. G erm an c u m ight w as thoroughly dom inated by D-Day a n d we w ere tree to appiy the im m ense strength oi the Allied air forces in the m anr-sr *-e w ished a n d to launch the in vasion confident that cur p teu s could not be seriously upset by the G erm an air force. In addition, air bom bcrdm eol had dis rupted the G erm an com m unications system , im m easurably a id in g our ground forces by im peding enem y m ovem ents. C ur m ain strategy in the conduct ci the ground cam p aig n w as ■o la n d am phibious a.-.d airborne forces on the N orm andy coast betw een Le H avre ar.d tao Cotentm P eninsula and. with the sue- ceisful establishm ent c! a b e a c h h e a d with a d e q u a te ports, to drive along the lines of the Loire a n d the Sem e Rivers into the heart oi France, destroying the G erm an strength a n d treeing France. We an ticip ated that the enem y w ould resist strongly on the line ol the Seine and latet on the Somme, but once our forces had broken through ths relatively static lines oi the b e ac h h e a d at St-Lo and inflicted on him the h eav y c asu a ltie s in the Fala-.se pocket, his ability to res.st in F rance w a s negligible. T he-ealter our arm ies sw ept east and north in a n unim peded a d v an c e which brought them to the G erm an frontier a n d the de.'enses of ths Siegfried Line. fe i ... - A - M F a r la n e , Mt F rvden.d - n d H elen M rs M ae K u a n d D elores B e tl-.e : P . M - —e i . C ro u ttter. D . .e- w - KU1 Foreat i e. M Survey Being Released Pound County 4-H Club Members Examined r M 8 e i in.-, j 11 ata. s wrT. Ow awnsw nurse. Helen Frydendail • P o r tla n d S .:. .. M r. a n d M r H . ,rd K a.itlrr. a n d K a re n sp e n t S atu rd ay N ew Merchandise at a r g a in P r ic e s at Sprouse's BACK AGAIN! G illette Tech RAZORS w ith 5 blue blades. 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