it is ordered that the land description contained in Executive Order No. 9257 of October 15, 1942, enlarging Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 1, in California, be, and it is hereby, corrected to read as follows:

All the heroism, all the unconquerable devotion that free men and women are showing in this war shall make certain the survival and the advancement of civilization.

We are accountable to them- and accountable to the generations yet unborn for whom they gave their lives.

They have conquered nothing. Today, they face inevitable, final defeat.

We stand in the presence of the honored dead.

In a world war neither Mr. Churchill nor I could walk down the street and go into a department store and purchase and walk out with a second front.

Before we talk about the future let's get firmly established in Africa.

You can't conduct at top speed objectives all over the world where you would like to.

We hope it is going to work.

We can be very thankful that that is so.

We mustn't get unduly depressed over one operation, and unduly elated over another operation.

The date was set without anybody thinking about election.

the provisions of section 12 of said act, except those of the first proviso thereof, are hereby suspended during the present war as to all officers who were formerly enlisted in the grade of aviation cadet or transferred to that enlisted…

I send to you and, through you, to the people of France my deep hope and belief that we are all of us soon to enter into happier days.

Do not obstruct, I beg of you, this great purpose.

Have faith in our words.

We come among you solely to defeat and rout your enemies.

I salute again and reiterate my faith in Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity.