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IMPACT          March 1944          52 Pages

Vol. 2 No. 3

Cover: Vital Junction in Battle For Rome

Articles Inside:

AAF in Battle for Beachhead
     A Problem: German Reinforcements
     German motor column below Rome; rail line cut at Taggia
     Air, land routes cut far to north and east; Klagenfurt, Giulianova

A-20s Strike At Roads From Rome To Anzio
     Cisterna Di Littoria; Frosinone; Rome, Littorio airfield

Airfields, Rail Lines At Rome Out By D-Day
     Guidonia airfield, Velletri
     Luftwaffe’s Weak Attack On Landing
     Bombs Fall On LSTs

Large panorama of D-Day at Anzio-Nettuno

But-Wallop At Bari Shows That GAF Is Still Potent

Allied Ships Burning At Bari; One of the Destroyed Ships, John Harvey, Was Carrying Mustard Gas

Axis Shipping Hit at Toulon

Greenland Weather
     Greenland Is Bleak
     Life is hard for AAF stations; Atterbury, T-15 tractor, Cape Adalaer,   Theodolite at Ikateq
     West Coast installations more pretentious; Umnak; Radiosonde unit, Narsarssuak; BW-1

Six Japs in One Day
     Shot Down By Col. Neel W. Kearby In His P-47

Leaflets Are Weapons of Attack
     Dropped By the AAF, They Inform Our Friends and Weaken Our Foes
     New Guinea; Examples of Leaflets: For Formosa, “A Jap Square Meal” L’Amerique En Guerre No 79, American Cigarettes And Matches

Our Bombs Whittle
     Combined Bombing-Strafing Is SW Pacific Special

No Rest for Ports, Bridges
     Over the MU to YE-U
     Rail Line To Vital Burmese Area Is Cut

A Bullseye By Cannon Packing B-25
     “B-25” Pistol Packing Mamma

Jap Supply Dump at Vunapope

Evolution of a B-25

For the Photo-Interpreter
     Facts on Formosa

‘On the Deck’ Tactics by French in A-20s
     Cross of Lorraine

Gas Capacity, Timing Chief Factors In Long Range Escort
     Plan And Results

Return to Rjukan: Close-Up of Damage at Tarawa

Specific Damage at Tarawa