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• These orders were modified under date of March 1, 1941, giving Admiral Andrews additional duties as Commander, North Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier.
• On April 22, 1941, a third plan was issued : the original Operation Plan for the Forces of the North Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier.
• On January 26, 2007, Peru's government issued a protest against Chile's demarcation of the coastal frontier the two countries share.
• After President Franklin D . Roosevelt designated the Caribbean as a coastal frontier, the Eastern Caribbean became the forward edge of American defense strategy during the war.
• On July 1, 1941, the Chief of Naval Operations formally established several Naval Coastal Frontiers; on February 6, 1942, these were renamed Sea Frontiers.
• The river rises at the Atlantic, separated from the ocean only by the S鉶 Gon鏰lo Channel and the associated lagoons on the coastal frontier separating Brazil from Uruguay.
• Two fortes were constructed to guard the coastal frontier and villages : the Fort of Santo Ant髇io, which defended the town from two American privateers in 1770 and the Forte do Esp韗ito Santo.
• When he relieved Rear Admiral C . H . Woodward on March 10, 1941 for the first time the Commandant, Third Naval District was also designated as Commander, North Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier.
• On February 6, 1942, the Secretary of the Navy formally changed the names of the coastal frontiers to sea frontiers; thereafter, the North Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier was designated the Eastern Sea Frontier.
• On February 6, 1942, the Secretary of the Navy formally changed the names of the coastal frontiers to sea frontiers; thereafter, the North Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier was designated the Eastern Sea Frontier.
• As early as 1927 the Navy's plans for the coastal defense of the United States and its Territories and possessions provided for the establishment of Naval Coastal Frontiers that would be larger operational commands than the individual Naval Districts.
• This Plan set up the proposed Staff of the Commander, North Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier, which consisted of the following : Chief of Staff, Operations Officer, Shipping Control Officer, Air Officer, First Army Liaison Officer Intelligence Officer and Communication Officer.
• This plan was designated, " Operation Plan, NA-NCF-1-41 . " Because of the restricted nature of problems concerned with the organization of task forces and task groups within a naval coastal frontier, this aspect is considered in a separate section.
• Task Force One was the Ocean Escort Force, TF2 Striking Force, TF3 Scouting Force, TF4 Support Force, TF5 Submarine Force, TF6 Naval Coastal Frontier Forces, TF7 Bermuda Force, TF8 Patrol Wings, TF9 Service Force, and Task Force 10, 1st Marine Division ( commanded by a Brigadier General ).
• On July 1, 1941, the Chief of Naval Operations formally ordered the establishment of naval coastal frontiers, thus transforming them from their theoretical status; but added in the same dispatch, " For the present, Naval Coastal Frontier Forces, as prescribed in General Order No . 143, will not be formed ."
• On July 1, 1941, the Chief of Naval Operations formally ordered the establishment of naval coastal frontiers, thus transforming them from their theoretical status; but added in the same dispatch, " For the present, Naval Coastal Frontier Forces, as prescribed in General Order No . 143, will not be formed ."
• When the Navy Basic War Plan, RAINBOW No . 2 ( WPL-46 ) was issued in May, 1941, important directives were contained therein as to the eventual organization of task forces and command relations in the naval coastal frontiers; nevertheless, these directives merely outline the structure of an organization which would not be created until a later order was issued.
• As a result, the Commander of the North Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier requested the Army's Eastern Defense Command to undertake offshore patrols with all available aircraft . The first patrols were performed by elements of I Bomber Command, which would be the primary AAF command involved in antisubmarine warfare ( ASW ) in early 1942, with assistance from I Air Support Command.
• Navy General Order No . 143, issued on February 3, 1941, stated that Commandants of United States naval districts and Commanders of Naval Coastal Frontiers have administrative responsibility direct to the Navy Department for local and coastal forces; but Commanders of Naval Coastal Frontiers have task responsibility to the Chief of Naval Operations for Naval Coastal Frontier Forces . ( Source Eastern Sea Frontier history, HyperWar)
• Navy General Order No . 143, issued on February 3, 1941, stated that Commandants of United States naval districts and Commanders of Naval Coastal Frontiers have administrative responsibility direct to the Navy Department for local and coastal forces; but Commanders of Naval Coastal Frontiers have task responsibility to the Chief of Naval Operations for Naval Coastal Frontier Forces . ( Source Eastern Sea Frontier history, HyperWar)