S E C R E T
Campaign Divisions Possible sources of
number Area required divisions required
4 Further opera- 5 Same as for Campaign No. 3
tions in
eastern NEI
(see par 13)
5 MARSHALL 2 CASE I
ISLANDS 1 Marine Corps Division in
(See par 14) U.S. in 1943 in which
case 2 Army Divisions
must be trained for
Campaign No. 2
1 Marine Corps Division
from SOUTH PACIFIC upon
completion Campaign No. 1
in which case other
provisions must be made
for 1 Division if Camp-
paign No. 2 is to follow
No. 1 without delay.
or
CASE II
1 Marine Corps Division
in U. S. in December, 1943
with same implications as
noted in Case I.
1 Army Division or a new
Marine Corps Division
Must be trained in U.S.
6 CAROLINES 3 CASE I
(See par. 15) 2 Divs. used in Campaign
No. 5.
1 Army or a second new
Marine Corps Division
must be trained in U. S.
or
CASE II
2 Divisions used in Cam-
paign No. 5.
1 Division from SOUTH
PACIFIC about after
Campaign No. 2, and
possibly after 4 - 6
months rehabilitation; in
which circumstances Cam-
paign No. 3 (Case I) will
be short 1 Division and
arrangements must be made
to provide it.
NOTE: It should be emphasized that in transferring divi-
sions from SOUTH or SOUTHWEST PACIFIC to central
PACIFIC an additional load will be placed on shipping.
(2) Conclusions based on above summary
A minimum of four additional amphibious divisions must
be organized. Consideration should be given to organizing:
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