Foreign Relations of the United States, The Conferences at Washington, 1941–1942, and Casablanca, 1943

Roosevelt Papers

Prime Minister Churchill to the Presidents Special Assistant (Hopkins)¹

[Casablanca,] undated.

I suggest that U.S. Chiefs of Staff should be informed that shipments on ground equipment and aircraft to the French should only be undertaken at a rate to be determined by Combined Chiefs of Staff which will not prejudice military operations agreed on at Casablanca.

1. Attached to this document is the following note by Hopkins dated April 10, 1943: “This is a memorandum Churchill handed me at Casablanca.”