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... U.S. DEFENCE Great Stronghold In Caribbean The bases acquired by the United States in the Caribbean will make it an impregnable American stronghold. Jamaica. which is only 550 miles from the Atlantic entrance to the Panama Canal. should assure uninterrupted ...
... Frequent incidents of this kind suggest that Germany is trying to provoke a diplomatic clash with the United States in the Caribbean. It Ii added.—Reuter. ...
... wanted something—the destroyers —and America wanted something —more adequate defence of the Panama Canal by bases in the Caribbean. Both countries having complete trust in each others motives. the deal was arranged. ...
... that the note will be iiicinf turned to ' Berlin. ?ts of this kind suggest ls v. trying to provoke a n c . with the United Caribbean, it is added.— ...
... Furthermore, view the above, and In view the desire of the United States to acquire additional air and naval bases In the Caribbean and In British Guiana, and without endeavouring to place a monetary or commercial value upon the manytangible and Intangible ...
... GREAT VALUE “As a starting and supporting point for Totalitarian attack on South Aon erica, the Caribbean area of the United States its value would be great, but if held by the United. States or an ally of the United States and strongly fortified and ...
... some discussion on » added. , • Declaring that the canal properly be defended aircra on the canal itself, Colonel that the Caribbean Sea made an American lake. d The Galapagos Islands. J Ecuador, are about 500 s the Ecuador coast in the Pacific. ,nQ The ...
... route with long-range patrol bombers- As a starting and supporting point for a totalitarian attack on South America. the Caribbean area cr the United States, its value would be great, but if held by the United States or an ally of the United States, and ...
... —-P ro res 'B ed following revolt. provoke a diplomatic clash with th • Kvents in Rumania are being United States in the Caribbean, it : followed with earnest attention in added. —Reuter. f the north-eastern newspap^ S ' • « ® m pi co-operation in the ...
... te with long-range patrol bombers. As a starting and supporting point for a totalitarian attack on South America, the Caribbean area, or the United States, its value would be great, but if held the United States or an ally of the United States, and ...
... a name meaning literally place without water. Yet at one time this island had the most extensive naval dockyards in the Caribbean. and its chief base. English Harbour. was reckoned one of the strongest in the Western , Hemisphere. I Admiral Lord Nelson ...
... position to deal with Germany's small marauding craft. Their association, in particular, with the grant of rights in the ' Caribbean does provide a rough indication of the value I of the free gifts of access to the other air and sea bases which has been ...