The Casablanca Conference : January 1943.

Intro -- Casablanca Conference - Volume 1 (Casablanca, Morocco, 14-23 January 1943) -- Table of Contents -- Papers -- 75/3 System of Command for Combined U. S.-British Operations -- 153 - Situation To Be Created In The Eastern Theater (Pacific And Burma) In 1943 (Revised) -- 153/1 - Situation To Be Created In The Eastern Theater (Pacific And Burma) In 1943 -- 154 - Operations In Burma, 1943 -- 155 - Conduct Of The War In 1943 -- 155/1 - Conduct Of The War In 1943 -- 156 - Suggested Procedure For Dealing With The Agenda Of The Conference -- 157 - Allied Plans Relating To Turkey -- 158 - Axis Oil Position -- 159 - The Bomber Offensive From North Africa (See Note 159/1) -- 159/1 - The Bomber Offensive From North Africa -- 160 - U-Boat War -- 161 - Operation Husky -- 161/1 - Operation Husky -- 162 - U.S. Aid to Russia -- 162/1 - U.S. Aid To Russia -- 163 - System Of Air Command In The Mediterranean -- 164 - Operation ANAKIM--Provision Of Forces -- 164/1 - Operation ANAKIM--Provision of Forces -- 165 - Draft Telegram To Premier Stalin (See Note 165/2) -- 165/1 - Draft Telegram To Premier Stalin (See Note 165/2) -- 165/2 - Draft Telegram From The President Of The United States And The Prime Minister Of Great Britain To Premier Stalin -- 166 - The Bomber Offensive From The United Kingdom -- 166/1/D - The Bomber Offfensive From the United Kingdom -- 167 - Continental Operations In 1943 -- 168 - Conduct Of The War In The Pacific Theater In 1943 -- 169 - Proposed Organization Of Command, Control, Planning And Training For Operations For A Reentry To The Continent Across The Channel, Beginning In 1943 -- 170 - Report To The President And Prime Minister Draft Report On The Work Of The Conference -- 170/1 - Report To The President And Prime Minister.

170/2 - Symbol--Final Report To The President And Prime Minister Summarizing Decisions By The Combined Chiefs of Staff -- 171 - Directive--Operation HUSKY -- 171/1/D - Directive To Commander-In-Chief, Allied Expeditionary Force In North Africa--Operation HUSKY (See Note 171/2/D) -- 171/2/D - Directive To Commander-In-Chief, Allied Expeditionary Force In North Africa--Operation HUSKY -- 172 - Shipping Capabilities For BOLERO Build-up -- Minutes -- ANFA 1st Meeting -- Situation in North Africa -- ANFA 2nd Meeting -- The General Strategic Policy for 1943 -- ANFA 3rd Meeting -- Security of Sea Communications -- Assistance to Russia -- Operations in the Mediterranean -- Operations in and from the United Kingdom -- Pacific and Far East Theater -- 55th Meeting -- General Discussion of Allocation of Resources Based on Enemy Situation -- 56th Meeting -- Combined Strategy Pertaining to the Pacific Situation -- 57th Meeting -- Antisubmarine Warfare -- Situation in North Africa -- Strategy in the European Theater -- 58th Meeting -- The North African Situation -- The Strategic Concept for 1943 in the European Theater -- Supplies to Russia -- Employment of French Forces in North Africa -- 59th Meeting -- The Eastern Theater -- Iceland -- Russian Air Assistance for P.Q. Convoys -- 60th Meeting -- Operations in Burma -- The Situation to be Created in the Eastern Theater (The Pacific and Burma) in 1943 -- Escort Vessels -- Potentialities of Polish Forces -- Raids on Berlin -- Naval Situation in the Western Mediterranean -- 61th Meeting -- Conduct of the War in 1943 -- Suggested Procedure for Dealing with the Agenda of the Conference -- Strategic Responsibility and Command Set-up for Dakar-French West Africa -- Publication of Results of the Conference -- 62nd Meeting -- Axis Oil Position -- Allied Plans Relating to Turkey -- Meeting with General Giraud -- 63rd Meeting.

U.S. Aid to Russia -- British Responsibility for Turkey -- The Bomber Offensive from North Africa -- Command in the Mediterranean -- 64th Meeting -- Husky -- Future Business -- 65th Meeting -- The U-Boat War -- The Bomber Offensive from the United Kingdom -- Draft Telegram to M. Stalin -- ANAKIM -- BOLERO Build-up -- Report to the President and the Prime Minister -- 66th Meeting -- Draft Telegram to M. Stalin -- HUSKY -- 67th Meeting -- Conduct of the War in the Pacific Theater in 1943 -- Press Communique -- Continental Operations in 1943 -- Organization of Command, Control, Planning and Training for Cross-Channel Operations -- Landing Craft -- System of Command for Combined U.S. and British Operations -- 68th Meeting -- BOLERO Build-up -- Continental Operations in 1943 -- Report to the President and Prime Minister -- Operation HUSKY--Directive to General Eisenhower -- Landing Craft -- 69th Meeting -- Report to the President and Prime Minister -- Operation HUSKY--Directive to General Eisenhower -- Assault Shipping -- Conclusion of the Conference -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- W -- Casablanca Conference - Volume 2 (Casablanca, Morocco, 14-23 January 1943) -- Table of Contents -- Minutes -- 50th Meeting (Casablanca) -- President's Visit -- Agenda for Coming Conferences -- Further Conferences -- Admiral Glassford's Report -- 51st Meeting (Casablanca) -- Operation British Eastern Fleet -- Assignment of Heavy Bombers to China -- Procedure to Adopt at Forthcoming Conference -- Operations in the Mediterranean -- Operations in and from the United Kingdom -- Priority Bombing Programs -- Proposed Operations and Commands -- 52nd Meeting (Casablanca) -- Priority Bombing Program -- Command in England -- Operations in the Mediterranean -- Landing Craft -- General Strategic Policies.

53rd Meeting (Casablanca) -- Pacific and Far East Theater -- Attitude of Stalin towards U.S. -- Landing Craft -- Continental Operations -- Operations in Sicily -- U.S. Aid to Russia -- 54th Meeting (Casablanca) -- Synthetic Rubber Program -- Report of Conversation between the Prime Minister and Admiral King -- General Somervell on Tonnage, Visit to Russia, and Command of Eisenhower -- Operation in Far East and Mediterranean -- Objections to British Concern in our Strategic Theater -- Strategic Policy Considered in Mediterranean &amp -- Far East -- 55th Meeting (Casablanca) -- Conduct of War in 1943 -- Synthetic Rubber Program -- Command Set-up for Dakar-French North-West Africa -- Required Presidential Action -- Planning Staff for HUSKY -- Army and Navy Command Set-up in Mediterranean -- 56th Meeting (Casablanca) -- Commitments to Turkey -- Dodecanese Operation -- U.S. Aid to Russia -- General Strategic Plan for 1943 -- Shipping for Operation in the Pacific -- Proposed Mediterranean Army and Air Command Set-up -- 57th Meeting (Casablanca) -- Despatches from Eisenhower and Hurley -- Antisubmarine Warfare -- The Bomber Offensive from the United Kingdom -- ANAKIM -- Draft Telegram to M. Stalin -- Assault Date for Operation HUSKY -- Routes through the Levant -- Eviction of Axis from Tunisia -- Training of French Pilots -- 58th Meeting (Casablanca) -- Draft Reply to M. Stalin -- Operations in the Southwest Pacific -- HUSKY -- 59th Meeting (Casablanca) -- Continental Operations in 1943 -- Shipping Capabilities for BOLERO Build-up -- Operation HUSKY -- Report to the President and Prime Minister -- Joint Chiefs of Staff Meetings (Presided over by the President) -- Minutes of Conference, January 15, 1943 -- Visit of General Nogues and the Sultan of Morocco with the President -- The President's Program -- The British Strategic Concept -- Antisubmarine Warfare.

Operation Ravenous -- Command Situation in Europe -- Operations in Tunisia -- Minutes of Conference, January 16, 1943 -- Strategic Concept for 1943 -- Operations in the Mediterrean and on the Continent -- Position of Turkey -- British Strategic Concept -- Aircraft to China -- President's Suggestion of Proposed Plans -- Aid to Russia -- Information from Southern Europe -- Equipment for the French -- Operations in Tunisia -- Supply Situation -- French Shipping in Martinique -- Operations in Pacific -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.

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