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Goebbels Demands French Loyalty to Third Reich - U.S. Military Expands Naval Power

The German press, acting under Joseph Goebbels’ direct orders, demands that the Vichy French government declare its loyalty to the Third Reich. Frank Knox, U.S. Naval Secretary, continues to raise concern about the war to the Roosevelt administration - declaring that an enemy foothold in Newfoundland could put American cities at risk. Knox calls for support of Britain as America's first line of defense. At the same time, the U.S. military moves to expand its naval power. Three massive fleets are set to take shape—one for the Atlantic, one for the Pacific, and one for Asia. In North Africa, Commonwealth forces continue to fight against the Italians while RAF bombers strike the port of Tripoli in an effort to weaken a vital Axis supply line. In the Atlantic The Kriegsmarine intensify attacks, with orders to cut off Britain’s lifeline, and starve the island into submission.