Chapter 8. Internal Army and Navy Organizational Developments, 1944–45
SSOS IN THE PACIFIC
Having seen in the preceding chapter how the Army and Navy, beginning in early 1944, found a regular means for cooperation and exchange, we return to the organizational and policy developments within each service. The ordering of this topic has been difficult as it precedes some of the developments just described in chapter 7, but, on the other hand, it continues beyond the creation of ANCIB (March 1945) to the end of the war. Unhappily, there is a certain timelessness to some of the events that follow, for there has been a repetition to the present day.
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