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U* S. Convoys
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LONDJN (A3)—Walter Farr,
Daily Maill correspondent as
sigtei to the United States Pac
ific fleet in a dispatch datelined
at sea said great convoys of ships
carrying American troops, pilots,
planes, tanks and guns is head
fog through the southwest Pac
ific. He said that ‘'naval and air
l battles without parallel are de
! veloping from these massive for
ces which will not only help de
fend Australia but are taking
large quantities of materials to
1 be used to build a foundation for
a great offensive against the Jap
anese. Every ship in the convoy
is loaded with concentrated hit
ting power and is carrying a
hundred of the finest pilots
America can produce, powerful
units trained in landing opera
tions and haidy infantry from
the American plains. You will
not hear immediate details of
some of these engagements be
cause to announce wpuld help
the enemy It is a strange kind
of war in which the superiority
of merican cruisers, destroyers,
a r ■! aft carriers and personnel is
slowly beginning to tell. When
the war begun the enemy sent
many of its best submarines in
to the area through which we
are moving, but failed to cut the
Pacific lifeline.”
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