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mand of a flying boat squadror which engaged in long-distance patrol activities.

Again he arrived in time to plunge into another great operaition. His squadron made several night bombings of enemy positions in the Solomons area and smashed. units of the Japanese fleet With, torpedo attacks, 2 2% All these © " clperiofiols haven t, wearied Marcy. He .and his fellov-

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airmen accept each new one eagerly. But they all are anxious to get home and are doing all possible to assure that home will be the same as when they le “When I get | \that Golden Gate next thme,” Mircy declared, “they can close it for good.”

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IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC, ‘Dec. 10 rn 5. (Delayed) (U. P.).—Wherever air action is thickest in the South Pacific area, it’s a safe bet you will | ind Lieut. Comm. Clayton C. Marcy of Lander, Wyo. 36, leader-of squadron of U. S. navy flying boats. Comm. Marcy has tangled with the Japanese in. virtually every J major air action since Pearl harbor. | His theater of operations has included the Philippines, Solomons, Dutch East Indies, Australia, Ha‘wail and Midway island. So extensive have been his opera‘tions that he isn’t even able to estimate how. many miles he has flown during this period, or his number of air hours. And he has spent only 15 days in 13 months with his wife, a resident of Washington.

‘Joined Fight at Outset

‘Marcy was'stationed at the Olangape naval air base in the Philippines when the Japanese : struck| FiDec. 1, 1941, During the early days of the invasion, his squadron blasted ‘the enemy from Olangape, Manila: bay = and Losbanes, anothér Philippine base He then was ‘assigned to fly a high naval official to join the staff of Admired Thomas C. Hart, at his|. |i eadcnn prs: ‘in ‘Soerabaya, in the i Netherlands EasthIndies. From Soérabaya, Marcy resumed patrol operations. ‘Later he shuttled between Soerabaya and Amboina for several weeks, after which he was. ordered to. join the aide-de-camp’s staff, composed of officers from .the staffs’ of. Admiral Hart and British Gen. Sig, Archibald P. Wavell. s

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‘From ‘there he went to Australia ‘with the two remaining flying boats of ‘the 45 under his command. : “They were nothing but junk} tal when we got: to Perth,” he said: “All|. * 1 could say for them was that they were 2 ":With the remnants of the squadBiron persqnnel, ‘Marcy returned.:to ~ &|the United States on a two weeks!

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