Show r OF AMERICA IN WORLD AT WAR SHOWN BY ANALYSIS J BLITZKRIEG TIMETABLE T TIME ME TABLE Sept 1 1 Germany 1 invades Po Po- land Sept 3 Britain 3 Britain and France de declare de- de clare dare war Sept Canada 10 10 Canada enters war Sept 27 Devastated 27 Devastated Warsaw falls ending Polish cam m. m April 9 Denmark 9 occupied Norway invaded by Ger Ger- mans May 2 British 2 British admit defeat in 3 southern and central Nor Nor- way wa L s May 14 K 10 1 ln 1 n v vas a s i ion o n of Low Castries begins May 14 Netherlands 14 capit lates la tes May H Germans 14 C 14 rma ns breakthrough break breakthrough breakthrough through at Sedan May 28 Belgian 28 Belgian Army sur sur- I renders May 29 Dunkerque 29 evacuation tion starts June 3 3 killed in air raid on Paris Puis June 10 Italy 10 Italy enters war June 14 14 Paris Paris falls June 17 Petain 17 Petain admits defeat of France June 22 France 22 France signs armis armis- tice June 24 Fighting 24 Fighting c e a s e s in France with Germans in incomplete incomplete complete control Next Next Assault Assault by sea land and air on British Isles NOW The NOW The United States cannot can can- cannot cannot not afford to gamble 00 on what might happen to Brit Brit- British British ish WE MUST PREPARE FOR DEFENSE NOW if o a 3 a i. i 11 A G N Na a r ICELAND L SOVIET w aria y Is I's Hudson a er eee uw p a Bo y gar o GRF AT y C Ca e A a n 0 M K 0 UNITED m n T 1 cr I N 6 STATES a ouo OcIon n T b al y r n Francisco r O. 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S National Guard these nations could put into the field approximately trained men men less less than the number recently called to the colors in Rumania alone J t 1 BECAUSE E CAUSE of this weakness the Western Hemi- Hemi Hemisphere Hemisphere HemiE Hemisphere BECAUSE B 1 sphere with its vast natural resources and md raw materials now is as great a lure for tor conquest as lS ever existed With our Navy in the Pacific the British Fleet is our first line Jine of defense in the Atlantic Our second is our regular army of men and a National Guard of ill equipped for mechanical warfare How long Jong can we continue to depend on the supremacy of the British Navy in the Atlantic N NJ h i i fa i f PROVISIONS P R for tor the speedy expansion of our insure armed forces on a scale great enough to the continued safety of the nation arc are included inthe In Inthe Inthe the selective compulsory training and service bill introduced in the Senate by Senator Edward R. R Burke Democrat of Nebraska and in the House Hous by Representative James W. W Wadsworth Republican of New York Under this measure sponsored by the National National Emergency Committee of the Military Training Camps Association a gigantic reservoir of manpower would be trained and be on call on-call call for service in emergencies in numbers determined by bythe bythe bythe the President and the Secretaries of or War and Navy o bi d MILITARY RY AND NAVAL FACTS United States Army Regulars National Guard Reserve Officers I Total hI j. j Mechanized Units Scout cars cats i Combat cars cm I Tanks light 1 j Tanks medium 18 Tanks heavy NONE I Obsolete r tanks t and nd those en ce I order not included A single German n Panzer P division his has greater gruter striking I fore force than th n the tho entire mechanized mechanised me nind corps of the tho U. U U S. S Aircraft US U.S. U. U S. S Army 2422 N. N G. G G and Reserves US U.S. U. U S. S Navy 1765 Germany and Italy to About 1600 U. U S. S Army Amy aircraft ft are combat planes l nes AIrcraft AnU-AIrcraft Mf Lass Gaas U. U S. S Army Arny inch 3 3 inch 90 mm 1 a NONE 37 31 mm 15 50 caliber c liber machine guns guns 1044 Only guns actually lIy In service counted If ALL of these guns Ins were massed mused about bout a city the size o of St. St Louis they would not b bt be Ke ads d quite quate to defend it against a mass air a raid r d. d Navies Knies US U.S. U. U S. S tons Britain Japan J pan tc France 1 Italy 1 1 Germany Germany Ce nJ and nd Italy tt Jy have hava more j i than th n trained fully and equipped soldiers Counting re re- reserves re- re reserves serves Russia has hu from to troops armies of the The The combined combined regular 20 Latin utin American America republics is ap approximately approximately po proximately with partially partially- e equipped nipped reserves totaling 1750 a I I r t. t |