British Airmen train on U.S. carrier.

British Airmen train on U.S. carrier. Lieutenant Donald Macqueen and Lieutenant Commander Liam Stuart, British Royal Navy flight officers, watchU.S. Navy Lieutenant R.L. Carlson check the wind speed with a hand anemometeraboard the U.S. carrier-based aircraft operations. Lieut. Comdr. Stuart is from Kings Heat, Birmingham, England. british and American carriers are cooperating all over the world in the progressive destruction of the enemy's communications, ships and aircraft. On July 7 1944, U.S. Rear Admiral Dewitt C. Ramsey said that the U.S. will have more then 100 carriers in commision in the Pacific theater alone by the end off 1944. These are in addition to the many Allied carriers based in other theaters which will be concentrated against Japan following the imminent defeat of Germany.