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Victory Program

The Victory Program (officially, Rainbow Five) was a military plan for the United States' involvement in World War II, drawn up in the second half of 1941, before the country formally entered the war. Part of a series of secret color-coded war plans developed by the Joint Planning Committee, was exposed by the Chicago Tribune on December 4, 1941, causing…

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related to history · 21
Victory Program → Chicago Tribune, French, General Albert Wedemeyer, General George, In, Jean Monnet, Marshall, McCormick, Montana, Navy Frank Knox, Nazi Germany, On July, President Franklin, Robert, Roosevelt, Secretary, Senator Burton Wheeler, Soviet Union, This, United States
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Victory Program → Another, Army Air Corps Captain, Britain, British, December, German, Germany, Hitler, In William Stevenson's, It, Japanese, Man Called Intrepid, Pacific, Stevenson, The, Tribune, United States, Wheeler, William Stephenson

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Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakAnother0.60section
Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakBritish0.60section
Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakWilliam Stephenson0.60section
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Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakMan Called Intrepid0.60section
Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakStevenson0.60section
Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakWheeler0.60section
Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakArmy Air Corps Captain0.60section
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Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakGerman0.60section
Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakDecember0.60section
Victory Programrelated to Alternate explanation of the leakTribune0.60section

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