SEC. OF THE ARMY KENNETH CROYALL TALKS ON JAPAN Part 2
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Summary: MSs & CUs, Sec seated at table answering questions put to him by off-screen voice. Sec answers question on morale of troops which he considers very good. States that high reenlistments is best sign of good morale. More troops are not being sent to Japan, Sec says, because of reduced size of Army. In case of war, which he does not think is likely, force already in Japan is capable of handling all comers. In answer to question of whether Japanese occupation is purely military one, the Sec states that it is more the problem of building a democratic nation, etc. SENATE HEARS SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE C MARSHALL URGE THE PASSAGE OF HIS PLAN. Washington, DC, 01/08/1948, Summary: Scenes of Sec Marshall speaking before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urging the passing of his plan. MCU, CU, Marshall speaking.
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Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer
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Moving Images Relating to Military Activities
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