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The article provides information on the impact of German invasion to Norway on the performance of Norwegian soldiers. After the war, Norwegians drew up extensive plans which will improve their defense and make future invader bloody and difficult after they realized that Germans easily defeated them. One of their plans is an outfit with remarkable resemblance to the minutemen organization of the Revolutionary War.

The article relates the preparations of the Strategic Air Command (SAC), the atomic arm of the U.S. Air Force, for a possible war against Russia. The atomic bombers practice dropping bombs during nights or in stormy weather at several towns, such as Denver, Colorado, that resemble some Russian cities. Lieutenant General Curtis E. LeMay is the commander of SAC.

The article reflects on the inefficiency of the defense organization and the military administration in the U.S. Senator Stuart Symington has stated that the country will get far more defense if the Pentagon operated under a unification law. The law is often understood that the defense pie was cut into three equal portions, the sea, ground and air chefs.