Meet Your Schedules For Victory, the Toughest Job Is Still Ahead
![Meet your schedules for victory; the toughest job is still ahead! “The most crucial test of our combined strength is still before us” Admiral Ernst J. King USN Commander-in-Chief US Fleet. “The Battle of the Atlantic is still a ‘round the clock fight” Admiral Royal E. Ingersoll USN Commander-in –Chief Atlantic Fleet. “Let’s not talk Victory while there’s a single Jap ship afloat and fighting” Admiral Chester W. Nimitz USN Commander-in Chief Pacific Fleet Meet your schedules for victory; the toughest job is still ahead! “The most crucial test of our combined strength is still before us” Admiral Ernst J. King USN Commander-in-Chief US Fleet. “The Battle of the Atlantic is still a ‘round the clock fight” Admiral Royal E. Ingersoll USN Commander-in –Chief Atlantic Fleet. “Let’s not talk Victory while there’s a single Jap ship afloat and fighting” Admiral Chester W. Nimitz USN Commander-in Chief Pacific Fleet](/content/history/nhhc/our-collections/art/exhibits/communities/100th-anniversary-cno/fleet-admiral-ernest-j--king/meet-your-schedules-for-victory--the-toughest-job-is-still-ahead/_jcr_content/mediaitem/image.img.jpg/1461855812726.jpg)
Admiral King supported the “Germany First “ policy, but he insisted that the Pacific Fleet receive adequate resources to prevent the Japanese from consolidating their victories.
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