American boys are fighting today in snow-covered mountains, in malarial jungles, on blazing deserts; they are fighting on the far stretches of the sea and above the clouds, and fighting for the thing for which they struggle.
Roosevelt describes the diverse and challenging environments where American soldiers are fighting during the war.
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