The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-03

NenSAitnR hn bis haeSAeRSN campaign was the ainsa general ee uER motor azea snaaRagy eaeeeAhxeRe.
 nn It's TanaaanakeNehx SNort milt~ fsrw MaaSegys the Uaastea StaeRs has aegelaresa on exeraerdiNary number Df amnn geaSskAere& as thu worlds peWasasa generals hg the naflfearx ex~ psuaS ef the weraS. TNe eanspaiRrs af nea, Grant and Sherman are SsDnsle6 an the nnakaaTY colleges of the weraa, RersAhag Is aaaen9 the a1l~Sirfse greats
 m a new book. that aAle British mi5lftaHv Miissserhana, N1st> Cen. John IT. C. Rnaler, EeealAs that when the AnsrhcARg heisse@ NperA6 War |, all the AaliaS wanted wtsS more nR> faMty. PocIA waRte& e@ spread the mon along aNe wnsAe fronts Pushing fosIpAt to @etaH aM AnserHean army sn6 ss1RaeRqaaca "sThSS" says Pflfer, was mot eSnNp a VheaUrN for PerSh- nm. but also feir tAR AllSe6 cause. Fer had the aGsiRaEanaent proposed ag Pooh @rea agreed upon hn al1 prgbalbsaSy Eae wsr would have con- gfrSaea Snt0 19a9'"
 MaRm RexSAARg azrRveG ha France and hooked eser Gne siEtGathsn, he ponc1uAsa 1nnaeGaa1sly that eo break the ssalaEnaae ef three years of trench wa1faEe and produce q9icS resnIES, A5neriean troops had to be cTaSsmSa Ser war in open fighting, to smash th-GtaRA an existing trench systems. "Orr allERg and enemies have gone e1azc Qger trench war fare and special weapcnSS re- Cam Cen. RerShinq Saghrg at a staff canstrsnce I agaREd1s@ as aide to Gem. Parker. "rrheH have forgot ten z1eraSaze vaeSaEy can orlN be had 1n apam warfaHe" PerSAtng'S First Aurlg hn aihe MseEs- ArgaE1e often sspe fun tAe fax1 time in the four years @f war, GrpRe tae German nvdps ont cf azG aac2 to their last lIIrse of argccsnss and caused con- fusion to EiAe Kaassr'S arnRhRS Had he had e.RIangy aEallRale. he could have urzme& ar into a e0DPlesR roEt. Oceam uaamSpsra GsisfhcSnlalss had p4e- 3en1ea shipment of a large cavalry 5n115t.
 Rn My BpNlk~ +Nneeaaza1e6 Might. szv the eaa7e fG1gGre of tAe wozid aapgnas on une EnRcAaIAzed might produced En uiae Un61eG States. dhoanh mo vhee1rY i'm saGS war of speed cam be accomplished without sIEgtnlarlTg nn afne alr, and though EIazal strength dngures Pr0uatneneiy, no zir1Dnas can be GeelS1Ee or final w11hnu1 aa1e most eSfehens nseehan- azaa and m1GlrhzRG force"
 HREw~xgz- harSe1A cavalry lS still oF g-Bs1 ulsR tn aAa nn0Gern armE. Tlhe R5assans ussG u esfecGrpely- mo- 1Rjhly al T>Gla. AR1R in 194l. when a V.sIAupe of Cs1sSaIAS hcukR up and ru1 0fT an aEzvaEGe 0E nnoe0Etzsd ar1zn1uv and ngEpg3 seal HlrlRr t1.o RuysR.s SHOWS fun a disastrous win uEr- IT is B EElEz2ry secre1. of course. .agU anrpe QSxr cavalry establishment IS uyw, hr1 En our Eew ArEsy there I R-e hrrza6 cavalry hrIg1des Much Ed ahls war Is EskElT to be fought fn \ atrrR1n in wA5eA motor vehicles can { 1rr cgEraag, hut cMxanry can-
 gaxahrr and RalR. the cavalry Hntms game play m important part 1n u-nEnsznc mem 1Qr nzecaanizRd war. Palp 1HBxsnEs efHhcers rQ make in sla.rrArleuax Ge.1<haES while box 1rlg R7 n1sR1 xsgs@1 uInGer stress of puwar ezr.-Euerr. uEa@ f0r whtch bg IRrik Q1niuEnS Us GiaxllEES, Our cav alrv nlwngs HankEt1 with the ttnest nm rhp wrsrla The hGng Sueces- sim G6 H-aHn WAITS and border 1-uEEtlEs rsg1artG uHf GAEal-y always aD ase uxREy,, like uAe Marines
 Naaes - Altar the RgEoEu-tnr. Cungrvess Gruaeresd aIl Aruzy units dis hznEdH5t az1rarf 8D nzen to guard sscrHs Ca1guESg neAgve1 we muE5lcmn rfbel An A-uETl {. There Ems mo Gi1Eatn zlsutEz uE1rE of euu- mE.n6 in Hlhe Arrny ami NIgy then Gen. WRsAE-gun-., eluEu1rdgr of rAle Cun4zEm1Bl ABgy- First t.S have tine un1lHl GE CummanGEr-En-C Chtet d ahe FIlF9r WAS R C1lgCel in the Armp One UG my f1retathe-S. ,JatHn HE-ry RE.snrE. was t1 Wash irubars $ Mr@RrrrT-