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Wentworth Resources, the AIM listed independent, East Africa-focused natural gas company has announced the following operational update.
- Average Q3 production of 77.93 MMscf/d
- Anticipated full year average daily Mnazi Bay production within guidance; range tightened to 68 - 72 MMscf/d from 60 - 75 MMscf/d
- Recompletion of MB-4 anticipated to offset production loss from MB-2
- Maiden dividend paid in October 2019
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Average production for the ten months to 31 October 2019 was 70.35 MMscf/d gross, with full year production currently anticipated to be within the range of 68 - 72 MMscf/d. Q3 production averaged 77.93 MMscf/d; however, this was constrained by the MB-2 well being temporarily shut-in due to a rupture in the flowline between MB-2 and the MB-3 cluster.
The Mnazi Bay Joint Venture Partners are currently assessing all options for bringing the MB-2 well back online in a timely manner. In the interim, the JV Partners are planning the recompletion of the MB-4 well to the Lower Mnazi Bay sands. This will allow for production of c. 90 MMscf/d gross from the field, expected to commence in December, whilst the MB-2 repairs are ongoing, allowing the JV Partners to meet Tanzania's existing and growing demand for natural gas.
The Company expects to see production increase through the remainder of 2019, due to:
- Increased utilisation of gas-to-power generation over hydro; and specifically, in relation to the Kinyerezi-1, Kinyerezi-2, and Ubungo II power stations;
- Demand maintained from industrial customers such as Dangote Cement plant, which is currently using 15 MMscf/d and the Goodwill Ceramics Factory, which is currently using 5 MMscf/d; and
- Recompletion of the MB-4 well during the ongoing repairs to the MB-2 flowline.
For 2020, the Company expects the Mnazi Bay Field to have increased deliverability as the JV Partners continue to execute on its field development and optimisation plans. The work programme anticipated during 2020 includes:
- Repairing the MB-2 flowline to restore production from the well (ongoing);
- Removing the plug from MB-4 to add production from the Lower Mnazi Bay sands (late Nov - Dec); and
- Replacing the chokes on the MB-2, MB-3, MB-4 and MS-1X wells in Q1 2020.
This minimal capex programme will allow the field to meet the increased demand that is expected once the Kinyerezi-1 extension is completed and commissioned, expected, mid-late 2020.
The Company also continues to receive consistent monthly payments from both Tanzanian Petroleum Development Company ('TPDC') and Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited ('TANESCO'), with receivables from TPDC now standing at one month. As previously announced, the Company anticipates being debt free in Q1 2020 with its final debt repayment of $1.67 million due in January 2020. The Company's gross cash balance at 31 October 2019 was c.$14 million.
Katherine Roe, Interim CEO and CFO, commented:
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1946 Birth of Alain Bertrand near Paris.
He was soon sent to board near Evreux. This isolation and the proximity of the American base were decisive in the formation of his tastes. He discovers rock n'roll, Elvis Presley, cigarettes and .... American cars.
After the army, he finds himself at Renault. There will remain 11 years to control the R5 and R 12.
At the same time, he paints, mostly cars and starts to put his drawings in comic strips (Tintin, Pilote ...)
1976 Revelation during a first trip to the USA. From now on, most of its production will be devoted to the USA ... Other trips will follow in its two favorite regions: Arizona and New Mexico.
1979 Collaboration with Alain Marouani of the "Barclay Records" for the creation of numerous album covers including a box set of 11 albums by Eddy Mitchell. Collaboration with Francis Coppola on the creation of the "coup de coeur" poster. Creation of the movie poster "Is there a French in the room?" Poster of the movie "Mamy dearest" with Faye Dunaway ... Works in the United States for the realization of advertising campaigns (New York Telephon, Atari, Jeep Cherokee, etc.)
From 1982 to 1990 Created with Patrice and Christian Larue: BAHAMAS, a group of illustrators who signed many national advertising campaigns - Darty, Roussel, Renault, Peugeot, Mars (Twix) Etc. This group of illustrators presents individual works, in particular at the illustrators' exhibitions at the Austerlitz space in Paris in 1984 and 1985. "Money Market" prize awarded by Mécanorma.
From 1988 to 1996 Numerous exhibitions: Nice Acropolis, Cogolin castle, Hippodrome of Cagnes sur mer, Art exhibition in Bordeaux, Salon Rétromobile, Expo at the Grand Prix of Monaco.
1996 Works with Steven Spielberg on Jurassic Park II (The Lost World)
1997 Illustrations of Christine Bravo's texts for a collection "Les animaux qui faiseurs" by Michel Lafon editions.
1998 to 2015 he exhibits every year at Retromobile Porte de Versailles in Paris
Since 1999, he has exhibited at the Ariel Sibony Gallery in Paris 10 exhibitions, Catto Gallery in London 11 exhibitions and Opera Gallery in Miami, New York and Singapore. In the Galleries Bartoux Honfleur and Saint
Paul de Vence, in the New Form Gallery in Malmoe, Sweden, Chicago, Faro, Portugal, Neel gallery in Cannes, Mecanica in Paris ...... ect
In 2005 he was chosen to exhibit at the VIP room at the tennis master at Flushing Meadows
In 2014, he exhibited at the Carlton in Cannes during the film festival
70s A first trip to the USA that will definitely mark his painting. He began his career as an illustrator at the service of advertising, publishing and the press. He returns regularly to Arizona and New Mexico in search of the vestiges of the American dream and American rolling or rusty sheet metal ...
80s His second aesthetic shock discovering Cuba. With daily life in Havana, a new thematic section develops in his painting. The warmth of the surrounding colors and the impression that time has stopped there are, for him, a source of strong inspiration.
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Bad light affected the Warriors' chances of a win over the Dolphins in Kingsmead, with play stopped early on all four days. Put in to bat, the Warriors were in a spot of bother at 48 for 3 but useful contributions from opener JJ Smuts (50) and the middle and lower orders pushed them to a formidable 375. Wicketkeeper Davey Jacobs and Justin Kreusch fell in the 70s, before a 87-run ninth-wicket stand between Juan Theron (58) and Makhaya Ntini (31). The Dolphins were reduced to 22 for 3 before captain Ahmed Amla (97) and Dave Miller (70) did the rescue act. Ntini's 6 for 85 ensured the Warriors gained a 98-run lead, who then declared on 175 on the fourth day, leaving the Dolphins with an improbable target of 274. Ntini and Tsotsobe's initial burst had the hosts reeling at 35 for 5 at lunch, but a 102-run stand partnership between Imraan Khan and Daryn Smit kept the Dolphins afloat. Imraan was dismissed was 66 but No. 9 Quinton Friend played out 48 deliveries until play was called off early.
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Moate Community School bade a fond farewell to two colleagues at a recent function. Carmel Harrison, a French and Irish teacher and part of the management structure of Moate Business College, and Anthony Collins, a French teacher formerly of the Carmelite College and more recently Moate Business College, both recently retired from the teaching staff of Moate Community School.
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My school, Carmelite College, Moate, won back to back All- Ireland Hogan Cup titles in 1980 and '81. I was on the 1980 team. A couple of lads decided it would be a good idea (and it was) to organise a 30 year reunion last Saturday in Moate for both squads. I didn't make it up in time for the golf or the walking tour of our old school (now closed), which started around 2 o'clock that afternoon. I arrived at the hotel at about 7.30pm and walked straight into a crowd of about 50 lads who, at that stage of the evening, were in right good form. They had the benefit of five or six hours in each other's company and had managed, in that time, to reacquaint themselves, many not having met throughout the 30 years. It was a mortifying moment for me as I didn't recognise half of my school mates initially. Many had, let's just say, that wintered look about them. Two of the lads had emigrated to the US after leaving school. One of those two is now a policeman in New York, the other a successful business man in San Francisco. It was good to meet up with those lads after so many years. Val Daly was another member of the side. He arrived later than I, as he was in Tuam watching his native Mountbellew lose the county semi final to Killererin earlier that evening. The boys from the 1981 winning team had invited a couple of the lads from the beaten finalists of that year. So, in fact, the first faces I recognised when I went in the door were Sean Maher, John Finn, Seamus O'Brien and Ollie Kelly, all members of the Claremorris school team beaten by Moate. It was a wonderful night and highlighted for me the fact that friends made on the football field can last a life time.
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It is hard to believe that another year has flown by so quickly. This is the time of year for most sports people to indulge a little, give the body a rest and reflect on the year gone by. There will be a few of you who will look back on the past year and recall magic moments experienced It might have been a new personal best in an athletics event, a provincial or All-Ireland medal won or even a part played in the defeat of rival competitors. Some of you might have underachieved and are feeling a little guilty. Others will reflect and feel that, with a bit more effort, greatness could have come their way. Whatever way you look at it you cannot turn the clock back now and there is no point in killing yourself with guilt at this stage. Anyway, 2009 is but a pup away and you will, once again, get an opportunity to take on new challenges for the year ahead. With a brand new attitude, the promise of abstention from the cursed drink, and sheer hard work, you will begin to feel good about yourself again, maybe even as early as the end of January.
Preparations picking up pace on both club and county level
I was in Aughamore with Crossmolina for a challenge match against the local club last Friday night. It was an opportunity for both sides to have a workout as they try to shake off their winter coats before the commencement of the league in a few weeks time. Aughamore have really impressive facilities and their flood lit pitch, in particular, is a credit to everyone involved up there. We were delighted with the opportunity to stretch the legs, after a number of weeks of circuit training, against a young talented team that have caught the eye in recent times. The underage structure in Aughamore is very obviously paying dividends at senior level and having seen them up close I now appreciate that they will have no problem whatsoever in mixing it with some of the big boys in the senior championship later this summer. Incidentally they were deserving winners on the night.
The sideline can be a tiring place even when you win
I arrived home last Sunday evening from McHale Park exhausted after our championship match against Ballaghaderreen. Anyone involved in team management might understand what I am talking about here. Championship football really does sap the energy and those on the sideline, more often than not, end up suffering greater fatigue than those who actually play the game. It's hard to explain, but the adrenaline starts to pump, in my case, as early as the Saturday morning, the day before the game. Our pre- match routine involved us meeting up as a group in Crossmolina at 11am for a kick about and a team meeting. It is at this time, when we began to discuss and analyse the strengths and perceived weaknesses of the opposition that the butterflies started to flutter.


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The crypto winter combined with the crisis that 2018 brought to the cryptocurrency market conditioned the rising popularity of crypto assets pegged by fiat values, such as gold or currencies like the US dollar and EUR. But a type of digital assets is still in spring. Despite the active crypto winter and bear trends preventing cryptocurrencies from taking a spike that would take them to previous highs or at least move the prices away from lows, a type of digital assets, called stablecoins, is trending.
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From the Journey Journal of Jason Garrett Gibson 2005 - 2006
During the winter season of 2005, while at an open mic evening at the River City Saloon in Hood River Oregon, the Wyrd word managed to weave it's way through my lips (OM Budsman ), into the ears of a Bluesman who introduced himself as Montreville Blakely Junior III.
Mantra, ONE Jovial Dude, A Genuine Troubadour
Long winded and over worked, we spent the evening playing music and drinking gin. I can recall camping in my van along side "Mantra," as we both had chosen the same safe-haven for the evening - a parking lot near the train station in Hood River.
The next morning I found myself warmed with admiration for a man, whom like myself, was willing to sleep in his vehicle during the coldest of winters (to keep his muse alive). At the time, Montreville (a military veteran) was also over-coming a slew of legal issues related to his family (six kids maybe more), which he struggled to support while living in the outskirts of Wasco County.
One night at the Trillium Cafe in Hood River we met a vagabond couple who introduced themselves as the "Dawnies." Donnie played bass guitar and sang all the hits, while his partner Dawn crafted jewelry and drew castles in the sky.
I moved into a house on Loop road in Stevenson Washington some-time in 2005 with Chris Holzer and John McSherry Inc. "Mantra" crashed at our pad occasionally... he was always bolting too and fro working on projects, claiming that "we're all going to Hollywood after he inherited his father's estate" lol. There were summer evenings where I would come home after work to find the house occupied with fly-by groupies and all manner of wierdness.
Mantra kicked open a door which led to a recording opportunity through Arlo Guthrie, an American folk singer-songwriter. Arlo is a story-teller known for singing songs of protest & social injustice. His father Woody Guthrie recorded several song's for the Forestry Service and the North Bonneville Dam Administration (Columbia River Gorge) back in the day.
One afternoon, I came home from work to find our living room stacked with gear - amplifiers, guitars, microphones and a sound engineer named Marty; a total rock and roll living room/recording studio. It was totally awesome! Our household was chosen as a base to assist with the project (had I the foresight to know that the endeavor was named Give Us Your Poor), I would have opted out. We would (un-be-knowingly) adopt the Dawnies and a head-full of issues when Mantra moved in with his new band, the Misfits.
Left to right: Chris, Donnie, Mantra & Jason - Da' Loopies!
We hashed out a dozen or so songs over the course of a week (with little polish to the material). According to Mantra, our demo-tracks would serve as a calling card for the campaign/mission which tackles the issue of homelessness. We were enticed with the prospects of making a contribution (to an outreach education project and potential tour, movie or soundtrack), attracting interest and support from the likes of Eric Clapton, Natalie Merchant, Bruce Springsteen and Arlo himself.
Mrs.Fred H. Blakely (Mantra's planetary partner & beloved wife at the time), along with Jerry McDonald, Ivy Rose, Richie Mitch, Jesse White and several locals dropped in to jam on occasion. The house was frequented by rowdy ramblers - something BIG was certainly happening! We drank many rivers before swallowing the worm... the music that came out of those sessions serves as the ground-work that you hear when you think the links below.
Herein' lies the score... we managed to survive despite the fall-out, but not without casualties. The rhythm section got screwed, while the guitars (Chris & Mantra) we're sponsored to record with Natalie Merchant and flown to Boston Massachusettes. My girlfriend at the time (Lapis Jean) was flown to Bali and returned to have a baby in Ashland, it wasn't mine. After three years of cohabitating , I never saw her again...
Ivy Rose and Mantra ~ Man
Donnie managed to break his hand during a fit with Dawn, resulting in serious jail-time. During the recording sessions, I/Jason was charged with assault (which was dropped), for restraining Donnie from breaking his other hand.
As the world turns, John Mcsherry Inc. turned out to be a double agent and a petty tyrant of a total kouk. To this day he manages the affairs for the Port of Stevenson Washington while his family sells arms/weapons in Iraq. John moved out of the house & was charged with harassment (which didn't schtick), I/Jason was sent to jail for an alleged violation of my "release agreement" (which was also dropped), but not after losing two weeks of work and being trespassed from my residence.
The last time I visited with Mantra (now divorced), he was living "the dream" in Eugene Oregon. He openly admitted to wasting close to $30,000 dollars in grants & gifts from donors which he received for his/OUR effort related to this endeavor. To this day, he is one paycheck away from being homeless. Mantra neglected to share or repay any of us for this work and claimed "that he was going back to school to become a conflict resolution attorney."
Mantra is certainly on His Way and to this day is filling coffee shops in Eugene with classic hits, blues, spunk and many rants & ramblings...
The video you see below is the polished result of our endeavor(s). Mantra is the long haired lead guitarist in these here video archives. Chris Holzer is in the background on acoustic guitar. "Start a revolution!"
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Climate Crisis: have you heard this term often, lately? If yes, then you can do something if you want to save the planet; if not, then I can only pray to God or you can at least read this article to get an idea.
Just to set the context, here are some of the facts and figures:
It is enough to understand the gravity of the situation if you are still not convinced then wait for some years and you will able to see yourself.
Climate change is real and it is changing our surroundings every day, at a rate that we can't imagine. If we will not act now it will be too late to come back. 97% of the world climate scientists agree that human activities are the reason for climate crisis across the globe and the burning of fossil fuels contributes maximum to this problem. But the matter of the fact is that common people don't give a damn about what the scientists are saying, or we are so busy in our lives that we forget to take care of the surroundings in which we are living.
Imagine or you don't have to imagine, as we will see the disaster which we are creating for our future generations, in the near future, if we will not do anything about this situation. All countries are adversely affected by global warming, but the most vulnerable sections of the society are the biggest victims and the regions which are least responsible for creating this adverse situation.
Temperature rise, untimely heavy rainfalls, sea-level rise, biodiversity loss, strong storms are some of the signs which we can observe, and they indicate that something is not right or changing. We have to respond to this, not individually, but collectively, be it governments, industries, policymakers, activists and most importantly we, the common people.
Limiting the temperature rise to 1.5°C is not impossible but it will only be possible with the extraordinary changes in all the aspects of society and the way we live and lead our lives. Every step to tackle the climate crisis should be appreciated and replicated in every part of the world, if possible. Industries must take climate-appropriate measures proactively, the government must regularise the resources and the implementation of the laws and policy, policymakers should come up with some strict policies for all stakeholders, activists must not stop raising the red flags and be the torchbearers. People should make the government accountable and also bring changes in their day-to-day lives and come out from their comfort zones. Small steps can bring big changes if we agree to do so.
Greta Thunberg is a 16-year-old girl, a student, and a climate activist. Today, She is holding a mirror for all those, above her age and reminding them that this earth is not something which we can use and go. But we borrowed it from our ancestors and we're liable to give it to our future generations, and our children. We can't be selfish and close our eyes to what is happening and towards the climate crisis. We must do something and do it now. We should respond to her appeal and strengthen her voice with actions.
To contribute towards the fight against climate change, the least we can do is plant a tree. Trees are some of the cheapest and best solutions we have to save our planet and each one of us can do that. Planting a tree is not difficult, especially in this era of technology. There are several organisations that are helping and running tree plantation campaigns, Grow-Trees is one organisation where one can pledge online to plant a tree with a nominal charge and the organisation will plant a tree on your behalf.
Some activities or habits which we should adhere to and try to inculcate to save our planet are given below. You may think of something different and also follow the link to know more such activities: https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/takeaction/
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The impressing collection of historic and modern harmonicas shows the variety of that type of musical instrument.
The museum of Zwota shows more than 1,000 musical instruments which might be interesting to ordinary persons, to the branch of music's experts and to scientists, similarly.The exhibits consist of numerous mouth organs, diatonic accordions, concertinas of the 19th century, musical instruments of the famous company "Arnold" from the city of Carlsfeld, located in the Ore Mountains, as well as of different types of accordions, like the most popular models of the former accordion companies in Klingenthal. Many musical instruments have been produced in the area. They can be considered as being contemporary witnesses of the economic development of Klingenthal and its surrounding areas.In 1956, the development of electronic and electro-mechanic keyboard instruments and amplifiers began, two years later, the first of these kinds of musical instruments have been produced in the area of the Vogtland. A large assortment from the first organ of the brand "Ionika" to the digital keyboard, as well as electro-mechanical musical instruments can be seen in the exhibition. In the year 1829, the dealer of musical instruments, Mr. Johann Wilhelm Glier, brought along a mouth organ from a business trip. His father's factory copied that musical instrument and that moment can be considered as the starting shot of the production of accordions in the area around Klingenthal. In the 1950s, the production of hand stop instruments was added. Numerous mouth organs and accordions of the brands "Royal Standard", "Barcarole", "Horch", "Weltmeister", "Galotta" and "Hutschelli" left the factories of Klingenthal and Zwota and had been exported into many foreign countries. The different types of musical instruments are evidence of the producer's creativity and their manual know-how. Just visit our exhibition!
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United States Army in World War II: The War in the Pacific
Strategy and Command: The First Two Years
by Louis Morton
. . . to Those Who Served
The Pacific World—The Ocean and Its Islands—The Great Powers in the Pacific
Part One: The Road to War
Chapter 1: The Beginnings of Pacific Strategy
Early Plans for Defense—The ORANGE Plan—RED and RED-ORANGE—Strategic Dilemma
Chapter 2: Japanese Policy and Strategy, 1931–July 1941
Japanese Expansion—Economic and Military Preparations—Japan Moves South
Chapter 3: Europe versus the Pacific
Strategic Adjustment, 1938–1940—The Critical Summer of 1940—Shift to the Atlantic, September 1940–January 1941—RAINBOW 5
The July Crisis—America Faces the Far East—The Plan for War
Chapter 5: The Decision for War
Tojo Takes Over—The Progress of Negotiations—The Die Is Cast—Conclusion
Part Two: The Defensive: Pearl Harbor to Midway
Chapter 6: The First Weeks of War, 7–26 December
The Japanese Offensive: First Phase—Meeting the Emergency
Allied Strategy—The ABDACOM Interlude
The Siege of Bataan—Strategy and Logistics—Command
Chapter 9: Australia and the Line of Communication
The Northeast Area—The Line of Communications—The Japanese Threat—Pacific Build-up
Chapter 10: The U.S. and Japanese High Commands
The Washington Command Post—The Japanese High Command
Chapter 11: Organization AND Command of the Pacific
The Problem of Responsibility—The Southwest Pacific and Pacific Ocean Areas—The South Pacific Area
The Fall of the Philippines—The Tokyo Raid—Coral Sea and Midway
Part Three: Seizing The Initiative
Chapter 13: Planning the Offensive
Early Plans—Strategy and Command—Compromise: The 2 July Directive
Chapter 14: Preparations and Problems
Logistics and Strategy—The Pacific Versus Europe—MacArthur Prepares—Final Preparations
Chapter 15: Crisis in the Pacific, August–November 1942
Emergency Measures—The Debate Over Priorities—The October Crisis—The Shipping Crisis—The Crisis Ends
Chapter 16: Command and Cooperation
Army-Navy Relations in the South Pacific—The Southwest and Central Pacific—A Unified Command for the Pacific
Chapter 17: Japanese and American Plans
The Japanese Regroup—Tasks Two and Three: The Indivisibility of Strategy and—Command
Chapter 18: The Pacific in Grand Strategy
Strategic Concepts—The Casablanca Conference—Strategy for 1943
Chapter 19: Means and Ends: The March 1943 Directive
Theater Plans—The Pacific Military Conference
Chapter 20: Cartwheel and the I-Go Operation
CARTWHEEL—The I-GO Operation
Part Four: Emerging Patterns
Chapter 21: The North Pacific and the Soviet Union
Strategic Background—The Aleutians
Chapter 22: The Revival of Orange
The Central Pacific War—The Philippines in Central Pacific Strategy—The Japanese—The Central Pacific in Long-Range Strategy
Chapter 23: Central Pacific Timetable
The TRIDENT Conference—The Marshalls Plan—Alternate Proposals—Gilberts-Nauru Plan
Chapter 24: Organizing for the Offensive
The Problem—Theater Organization—The Joint Staff
Chapter 25: Operations and Plans, Summer 1943
CARTWHEEL Begins—Strategic Forecast, August 1943
Chapter 26: Review and Adjustment
Ships and Plans—Strategic Role of the North Pacific—CARTWHEEL and RENO
Chapter 27: The Japanese Revise Their Strategy
The New Operational Policy—The Decision Is Made—The New Strategy in Action
Chapter 28: The Execution of Strategy: Pacific Operations, August–December 1943
New Georgia—Salamaua to Sio—The Gilbert Islands—CARTWHEEL Completed
Chapter 29: Prospects for the Future
The Pattern of Pacific Warfare—The Prospects for Japan—Long-Range Plans for the Defeat of Japan—Operations for 1944
Appendix A: Directive to the Supreme Commander, ABDA Area, 3 January 1942 (ABC-4/5)
Appendix B: General Outline of Policy of Future War Guidance, adopted by Liaison Conference, 7 March 1942, and report of Prime Minister and Chiefs of Staff to Emperor, 13 March 1942
Appendix C: Directive to the Supreme Commander in the Southwest Pacific Area, 30 March 1942 (CCS 57/1)
Appendix D: Directive to the Commander in Chief of the Pacific Ocean Area, 30 March 1942 (ccs 57/1)
Appendix E: Joint Directive for Offensive Operations in the Southwest Pacific Area agreed upon by the United States Chiefs of Staff, 2 July 1942
Appendix F: Letter of Instructions to Maj. Gen. Millard F. Harmon, Commanding General, U.S. Army Forces in the South Pacific, 7 July 1942
Appendix G: Japanese Army-Navy Central Agreement concerning South Pacific Area operations, with supplement, 4 January 1943
Appendix H: Conduct of the War in the Pacific Theater in 1943, Memorandum by u.s. Joint chiefs of Staff, 22 January 1943 (CCS 168)
Appendix I: The Elkton Plan for the Seizure and Occupation of the New Britain-New Ireland-New Guinea Area, prepared by GHQ, SWPA, 28 February 1943
Appendix J: Japanese Army-Navy Central Agreement on South-East Area Operations, with supplement, 15 March 1943
Appendix K: Joint Chiefs of Staff Directive: Offensive Operations in the South and Southwest Pacific Areas during 1943, 28 March 1943 (JCS 238/5/d)
Appendix L: Joint Chiefs of Staff Directive: Unified Command for U.S. Joint Operations, 20 April 1943 (JCS 263/2/D)
Appendix M: Joint Chiefs of Staff Memorandum: Strategic Plan for the Defeat of Japan, Approved by the Combined Chiefs of Staff, 19 May 1943 (JCS 287/1 and CCS 220)
Appendix N: Extract from the Final Report of the Combined Chiefs of Staff to the President and Prime Minister at the Trident Conference, Approved 25 May 1943 (CCS 242/6)
Appendix O: Extract from the Final Report of the Combined Chiefs of Staff to the President and Prime Minister at the Quadrant Conference, 24 August 1943 (CCS 319/5)
Appendix P: Appointment of Lt. Gen. Robert C. Richardson, Jr., as Commanding General, U.S. Army Forces, Central Pacific Area, 16 August 1943
Appendix Q: Japanese General Outline of the Future War Direction Policy, Adopted at the Imperial Conference, 30 September 1943
Appendix R: Japanese Army-Navy Central Agreement Concerning the Central and South Pacific Operations, with Supplement, 30 September 1943
Appendix S: Summary of RENO III, Outline plan for operations of the Southwest Pacific Area to reoccupy the southern Philippines, prepared by GHQ, SWPA, 20 October 1943
Appendix T: Overall plan for the Defeat of Japan: Report by the Combined Staff Planners, approved in principle, 2 December 1943 (ccs 417)
Appendix U: Specific Operations for the Defeat of Japan, 1944, 3 December 1943 (CCS 397 rev), Memorandum by the U.S. chiefs of staff
Appendix V: "ELKTON" III, General Headquarters, Southwest Pacific Area, 26 April 1943
Appendix W: RENO III, Historical Record Index Card, GHQ SWPA, 20 October 1943
1. Japanese Military Budget, 1931–1940
2. Japanese Army Ground and Air Forces and Navy Air Forces, 1937–1941
3. Major Army Combat Forces for the Pacific, Present and Projected, April–May 1942
4. Army Strength in the Pacific, April 1942
5. Timetable of Pacific Operations, August 1943
6. Strength, U.S. Forces in the Pacific, 31 December 1943
7. Major U.S. Combat Forces in the Pacific, 31 December 1943
8. Major U.S. Combat and Air Forces in Pacific and European Areas, 31 December 1943
9. Japanese Shipping Losses, 7 December 1941–20 September 1943
10. Japanese Army Reinforcements, Central Pacific, September 1943–January 1944
11. Army (and AAF) Battle Casualties, Pacific Areas, December 1941–December 1943
12. Battle Casualties, Navy and Marine Corps, December 1941–December 1943
13. Specific Operations for the Defeat of Japan, 1944
1. Disposition of Major Japanese Forces for War, December 1941
2. Organization of ABDACOM, January–February 1942
3. The Washington High Command and the Pacific Theaters, December 1942.
4. The Japanese High Command
5. Command Organization in the Pacific, July 1942
6. Organization of Japanese Forces, Solomons–New Guinea Area, January 1943
7. Command Organization, South Pacific Forces, August 1943
8. Organization for Administration and Supply, U.S. Army Forces, South Pacific Area, July 1943
9. Organization of South Pacific Air Forces, Solomon Islands, July 1943
10. Command Organization, Southwest Pacific Area, July 1943
11. Organization for Administration and Supply, U.S. Army Forces, Southwest Pacific Area, July 1943
12. Organization of Japanese Forces, Southeast Area, July 1943
13. Command Organization, Pacific Ocean Areas, October 1943
14. Organization for Administration and Supply, U.S. Army Forces, Central Pacific Area, December 1943
15. Headquarters Organization, CINCPOA-CINCPAC FLEET, October 1943
16. Organization of Japanese Forces in Pacific and Southeast Asia, November 1943
1. The Japanese Plan for War, December 1941
2. The ABDACOM Area, January–February 1942
3. The South Pacific Line of Communications to Australia, 1942
4. The Japanese Advance Into the Solomons–New Guinea Area, January–July 1942
5. The Battle Area, August 1942
6. The North Pacific
7. The Central Pacific
8. New Georgia Operations, 21 June–5 July 1943
9. Japan's National Defense Zone, Southeast Area
10. South Pacific Operations, June–November 1943
11. Southwest Pacific Operations, September 1943–February 1944
12. Makin Atoll
13. Tarawa Atoll
14. Progress and Prospects, 31 December 1943
Maps I-III are in the Maps chapter at the end
I. The Japanese Offensive, December 1941–May 1942
II. The Pacific and Adjacent Theaters, April 1942
III. The CARTWHEEL Operations
Fujiyama—On Board the Powhatan—View From Manila Bay—Washington Conference, 1921–22—General Douglas MacArthur—Brig. Gen. Stanley D. Embick—Japanese Cabinet, March 1936—Japanese Troops Marching Through the Peiping Gate—Konoye Cabinet of June 1937—General George C. Marshall—Admiral Harold R. Stark—Brig. Gen. George V. Strong—General Teiichi Suzuki—Admiral Osami Nagano—Lt. Gen. Walter C. Short—Admiral Husband E. Kimmel—Japanese Mock-up of Ford Island and Battleship Row—General Hideki Tojo—Japanese Signs Proclaiming Economy Drive—Joint Board Meeting—Kurusu and Nomura—"Banzai!"—Pearl Harbor, 7 December 1941—President Franklin D. Roosevelt—Admiral Ernest J. King—Lt. Gen. Delos C. Emmons—Admiral Chester W. Nimitz—Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson—Lt. Gen. H. ter Poorten—ABDA Command—Vice Adm. Conrad E. L. Helfrich and Admiral Thomas C. Hart—Lt. Gen. Masaharu Homma—General MacArthur With Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley—Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Patch, Jr—Forward Echelon of the 41st Division—Joint Chiefs of Staff—General MacArthur and Admiral Nimitz—Vice Adm. Herbert F. Leary—Rear Adm. Robert L. Ghormley—Rear Adm. John R. McCain—Rear Adm. Aubrey W. Fitch—Rear Adm. Richmond K. Turner—Lt. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright—Lt. Col. James H. Doolittle and Capt. Marc A. Mitscher—Explosion on the Lexington—Battle of Midway—Training on Australian Beaches—Brig. Gen. Thomas T. Handy—Rear Adm. Charles M. Cooke, Jr.—General MacArthur and Maj. Gen. George C. Kenney—Maj. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger and General Sir Thomas Blarney—A-20 Skip-Bombing an Enemy Freighter—B-17 Over the Solomons—New P-38's at Nouméa—Lt. Gen. Henry H. Arnold—Admiral Nimitz at Nouméa—Ships at Nouméa—Damaged Supplies—Henderson Field—Admiral William F. Halsey, Jr., and Maj. Gen. Millard F. Harmon—Lt. Gen. Hatazo Adachi—Lt. Gen. Haruyoshi Hyakutake—Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto—Lt. Gen. Hitoshi Imamura—Plenary Session at Casablanca—Conference at ALAMO Headquarters—Lt. Gen. John L. DeWitt—Rear Adm. Thomas C. Kincaid—Planning the Kiska Operation—Vice Adm. Raymond A. Spruance—Lt. Gen. Robert C. Richardson, Jr.—Maj. Gen. Holland M. Smith—Rear Adm. John H. Hoover—Maj. Gen. Willis H. Hale—Fijian Commandos—Rendova Commanders—Rendova Landing Forces—Munda Airfield—On New Georgia—American Strategic Planners at QUADRANT—The Combined Chiefs of Staff at Quebec—Vice Adm. Jinichi Kusaka—Australian Troops Go Ashore Near Lae—Airborne Operations at Nadzab—LVTs at Tarawa—Landing Craft Moving in on Butaritari Island
United States Army in World War II
Stetson Conn, General Editor
Advisory Committee
(As of 5 April 1961)
Fred Harvey Harrington, University of Wisconsin
Mai Gen. Louis W. Truman, U.S. Continental Army Command
William R. Emerson, Yale University
Brig. Gen. Evan M. Houseman, Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Oron J. Hale, University of Virginia
Brig. Gen. Bruce Palmer, Jr., U.S. Army War College
W. Stull Holt, University of Washington
Brig. Gen. William A. Cunningham III, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Bell I. Wiley, Emory University
Col. Vincent J. Esposito, United States Military Academy
C. Vann Woodward, John Hopkins University
Office of the Chief of Military History
Brig. Gen. James A. Norell, Chief of Military History
Chief Historian, Stetson Conn
Chief, Histories Division, Col. Leonard G. Robinson
Chief, Publication Division, Lt. Col. James R. Hillard
Editor in Chief, Joseph R. Friedman