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P A R A P H R A S E
INCOMING MESSAGE
FROM: AAF NATOUSA, La Marsa
TO: WAR
Number 101, 19 January 1944
At 0800 hours Jan 19 at Caserne Air Command Post opened. General Eaker will be there until further notice. Friday Jan 21, Air Marshall Sleesor proceeding there.
CM IN 13673 (21 Jan 44)
Transcribed from Official 15th Air Force Records, Sourced, U.S. National Archives
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