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From: Washington
To: Vichy
Dated: June 8, 1942
Rec'd: June 8, 1942

Message Nos. 2228-2229-2230

(2228) Les journaux de ce matin considèrent d'après les communiqués des amiraux KING et NINITZ qu'ils ne peuvent plus faire de doute que la bataille navale au large de Midway a été un important succès américain.

Le New York Herald Tribune écrit:

"La force navale japonaise a vu sa disposition de bataille complètement disloquée. Pearl Harbour a été bien (venge). Il était temps d'ailleurs que nous remportions ce succès car après six mois de guerre nous avions perdu presque tous les combats initiaux.

Le New York Times pense que la victoire de Midway a été due surtout à l'action des (porte-avions) américains et de l' (2229) aviation (de terre) qui ont attaqué les Japonais en haute mer. D'après l'éditorial (continued)

File D-1776 Examination Unit</text>
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