Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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lfaunmpa Sllmiplb unildfifmg Cormpafmy lllmfc. Tampa, llflloriidla N o longer can one man, such as Napo- T leon, direct the ebb and How of battle. I The demands of modern warfare ex- ceed the capacity of one man's military 4 genius. T oday's battles are planned ' months in advance by generals, ad- mirals, statesmen and technical experts sitting around a conference table. - To date, the planning has been sound-much has been gained without excessive loss of life. Let's believe it will continue so, and not second-guess our best strategists. Self-appointed military expertsi' are in possession of so few of the facts underlying each ,deci- sion that their criticism is often wrong, - The strategy of production, like the strategy of war- fare, can best be planned and executed by those who have devoted their careers to it. Here at Okonite we have devoted 65 years to solv- ing problems involving the manufacture and use of insulated wires and cables. Today, our trained re- search men and skilled workers will ustick to their guns and continue to develop new insulations and to build new types of cables for the myriad needs of our industrial and battle fronts. The Okonite Com- pany, Passaic, New Jersey. Q o+0N N 3465 X 'aff INSULATED WIRES AND CABLES ,X i If f fi I T ' 1 YG ,,s ' A i 'xi' : ,. fr- r