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MineSweeper -> Robert McNamara - B-29 involvement (4/27/2013 10:57:44 PM)

Intresting tidbit on Robert McNamara....the former Defense Secretary

Following his involvement there in a program to teach analytical approaches used in business to officers of the United States Army Air Forces, he entered the USAAF as a captain in early 1943, serving most of World War II with its Office of Statistical Control. One major responsibility was the analysis of U.S. bombers' efficiency and effectiveness, especially the B-29 forces commanded by Major General Curtis LeMay in India, China and the Mariana Islands.[12] McNamara established a statistical control unit for XX Bomber Command and devised schedules for B-29s doubling as transports for carrying fuel and cargo over The Hump. He left active duty in 1946 with the rank of lieutenant colonel and with a Legion of Merit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_McNamara




geofflambert -> RE: Robert McNamara - B-29 involvement (4/28/2013 5:42:07 AM)

As a member of "The Legion of Demerit" I would be happy to welcome Mr. McNamara into our elite club.

On another subject, I have a friend who thinks Gen. Auchinleck was vastly overrated and in fact inferior to Gen. Wavell whom he replaced, before Alexander replaced him. I've put him in charge of a corps HQ in Burma (which would be a demotion for him) and he's doing a terrific job. What's the gamer's consensus on Auchinleck?




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