James M. Landis

Admiral Emery Eslam, head of the War Shipping Administration, is tasked with ensuring that 24 million tons of merchant ships are built by the end of 1943. These ships are crucial for transporting munitions and food from America to support the United Nations' survival during the war.

What challenges might arise in the War Shipping Administration's efforts?

Why is it important for the United Nations to receive supplies from America?