April 11, 1942 – Message From Bataan – Deciphering A Pessimistic Picture.
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March 22, 1942 – Assault On Malta – Invasion Jitters – Shakeup In The War Room – Senate Investigations
– March 22, 1942 – News Of The World – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – March 22, 1942 – The world still at war, the stakes getting higher – the threat of a Japanese invasion of Australia getting more likely – the lone British island in the Mediterranean, Malta, was
March 4,1942 – Invasion Of Java – War Jitters In Washington – Blackouts In America
On this March 4th in 1942, the war was a little under 90 days old for the U.S. and already nerves were running high. The news regarding the Japanese invasion of Java had gained ground against the allies who were defending it. Resistance by the Dutch and their allies was
March 3, 1942 – Giving Up On Batavia – Demands For An Offensive – Eye On India
– March 3, 1942 – News Of The World – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – March 3, 1942 – Fighting in the Far-East was taking a bad turn for the allies. With the Netherlands giving up Batavia and slowly pulling out out of Java altogether, but not without putting up
February 11, 1942 – Singapore: The Situation Is Worse, But It’s Better – Corregidor Invasion: The Last Ditch Effort.
– News Of The World – NBC Red Network – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – February 11, 1942 – news for this day was ominous, sketchy and strange. The situation in Singapore was described in London as growing worse, but in some ways it was getting better. British troops were
January 27, 1942 – Showdown Between Borneo And Celebes- Japanese Army 30 Miles From Singapore – Pan-American Conference Concludes.
Fighting or talk of war going on seemingly all over the world, this January 27th in 1942. The Pacific between Borneo and Celebes was the scene of many fierce sea and air battles as the Battle of the Dutch East Indies claimed over 30 Japanese ships sunk or badly damaged
December 15, 1941 – Day Of Infamy Plus Eight – First Week Of War – Preparing For The Inevitable.
– First Week Of War – News and updates for December 15, 1941 – NBC Blue Network – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – First Week of War. December 15, 1941 – Still recounting the events of the previous Sunday and the attack on Pearl Harbor. Still counting up the dead
December 10, 1941 – Day Of Infamy Plus Three – ‘This Is Serious Business’ –
– December 10, 1941 – News – bulletins – commentary – NBC Networks – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – December 10, 1941 – the war had entered its 2nd official day, the 3rd since the attack on Pearl Harbor. In that short amount of time, America became fixated with regular,
November 12, 1941 – The Agitation Factor And The Russian Winter: The Eastern Front.
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November 10, 1941 – Coming Holidays, Adamant Promises – Straining To Be Upbeat In Berlin.
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