COLLECTIONS

Volume 3: The Right Man for the Job

The third volume illuminates Marshall’s evolving relationship with President Roosevelt, the U.S. Navy, and the British, as well as his role in the reorganization of the War Department, selection of such senior commanders as Dwight Eisenhower and Joseph Stilwell, and creation of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps.  He was first among equals on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, but he constantly demonstrated his concern that the average soldier or airman — including members of his own family — be well trained, led, cared for, and informed in what he called a “relentless crusade.”

CONTENTS:

3-001 Editorial Note on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941
3-002 Statement for the Roberts Commission, January 19, 1942
3-003 To Lieutenant General Walter C. Short Radio No. 529, December 7, 1941
3-004 Telephone Call to the President, December 7, 1941
3-005 To Lieutenant General Douglas MacArthur, December 7, 1941
3-006 From Major Maxwell D. Taylor to Major General Emory S. Adams, December 7, 1941
3-007 Editorial Note on Emergency Conferences, December 1941
3-008 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, December 9, 1941
3-009 To Major General Preston Brown, December 10, 1941
3-010 To General John J. Pershing, December 10, 1941
3-011 Memorandum for the Deputy Chiefs of Staff [Arnold, Bryden, Moore], December 11, 1941
3-012 To Lieutenant General Douglas MacArthur, December 11, 1941
3-013 To the Chief of Naval Operations, December 12, 1941
3-014 To War Plans Division, December 12, 1941
3-015 To Brigadier General John Magruder, December 13, 1941
3-016 To F. Warren Pershing, December 13, 1941
3-017 To Lieutenant Colonel Francis G. Brink, December 15, 1941
3-018 To Major James J. Winn, December 16, 1941
3-019 Telephone Conversation with Lieutenant General Delos C. Emmons, December 16, 1941
3-020 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, War Plans Division (Attention Colonel Ridgway), December 17, 1941
3-021 Memorandum for the Assistant Secretary of War for Air [Lovett], December 17, 1941
3-022 Memorandum for General Miles, December 18, 1941
3-023 To Mrs. Colin P. Kelly, Jr., December 18, 1941
3-024 To Lieutenant General Delos C. Emmons, December 20, 1941
3-025 To Lieutenant General Delos C. Emmons, December 20, 1941
3-026 To Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., December 22, 1941
3-027 Editorial Note on ARCADIA Conference
3-028 Memorandum, December 23, 1941
3-029 Memorandum for the President, December 25, 1941
3-030 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, December 26, 1941
3-031 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, War Plans Division (Attention Colonel Ridgway), December 27, 1941
3-032 Editorial Note on the ABDA Command, December 1941
3-033 Memorandum for the President, December 29, 1941
3-034 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of State [Welles], December 31, 1941
3-035 To Mrs. John J. Singer, December 31, 1941
3-036 Memorandum for General Gerow, January 2, 1942
3-037 Notes, January 2, 1942
3-038 To the Chairman, Subcommittee on Military Appropriations, January 7, 1942
3-039 To Allen T. Brown, January 7, 1942
3-040 To Walter H. Martin, January 8, 1942
3-041 Memorandum for the President, January 9, 1942
3-042 Memorandum for Admiral King, January 9, 1942
3-043 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, Admiral King, January 9, 1942
3-044 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, January 10, 1942
3-045 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, War Plans Division [Gerow], January 10, 1942
3-046 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, War Plans Division [Gerow], January 10, 1942
3-047 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, January 12, 1942
3-048 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, War Plans Division [Gerow], G-3 [Twaddle], and G-4 [Somervell]
3-049 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 932, January 13, 1942
3-050 Memorandum for the President, January 14, 1942
3-051 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-11, January 14, 1942
3-052 Editorial Note on the Combined and Joint Chiefs of Staff, January 1942
3-053 Memorandum for Mr. Harry Hopkins, January 14, 1942
3-054 Memorandum for Mr. Harry Hopkins, January 15, 1942
3-055 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, January 15, 1942
3-056 Memorandum for Theater Commanders in Continental United States, January 16, 1942
3-057 Memorandum for the Chief of Army Air Forces [Arnold]; Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4 [Somervell]
3-058 Memorandum for the Inspector General [Peterson], January 18, 1942
3-059 Memorandum for General Clark, GHQ, January 18, 1942
3-060 Memorandum, January 19, 1942
3-061 Memorandum for the Secretary of State, January 19, 1942
3-062 Memorandum for General Surles, January 19, 1942
3-063 Memorandum for General Surles, January 20, 1942
3-064 Memorandum to Admiral King, January 20, 1942
3-065 Memorandum for General Gerow, January 20, 1942
3-066 Memorandum for the President, January 21, 1942
3-067 Memorandum for General Arnold, January 22, 1942
3-068 Memorandum for General Arnold, January 22, 1942
3-069 To Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., January 22, 1942
3-070 Memorandum for the Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, January 23, 1942
3-071 To Lieutenant General Frank M. Andrews, January 23, 1942
3-072 To Lieutenant General Henry H. Arnold, January 23, 1942
3-073 Memorandum for the Surgeon General [Magee], January 23, 1942
3-074 Memorandum for General Arnold, January 23, 1942
3-075 Memorandum for the Record, January 25, 1942
3-076 Memorandum for the President, January 26, 1942
3-077 To Major General George S. Patton, Jr., January 26, 1942
3-078 Memorandum for the Quartermaster General (Transportation Department), January 26, 1942
3-079 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, January 28, 1942
3-080 Memorandum for Admiral King, January 29, 1942
3-081 Memorandum for General Bryden, January 30, 1942
3-082 Memorandum for General Arnold, January 30, 1942
3-083 Memorandum for General Gerow, January 30, 1942
3-084 Memorandum for General Ulio, January 30, 1942
3-085 Memorandum for Colonel Helmick, January 30, 1942
3-086 Memorandum for General Eisenhower, January 31, 1942
3-087 Memorandum for General Osborn, January 31, 1942
3-088 Memorandum for General Gerow, January 31, 1942
3-089 To Major General John Magruder Radio No. 168, February 1, 1942
3-090 To Major General Lewis H. Brereton Radio No. 59, February 1, 1942
3-091 Memorandum for the President, February 2, 1942
3-092 To Major General Roy D. Keehn, February 2, 1942
3-093 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Hilldring], February 3, 1942
3-094 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4 [Somervell], February 3, 1942
3-095 Memorandum for the President, February 4, 1942
3-096 Memorandum for General Eisenhower, February 5, 1942
3-097 To John W. McCormack, February 6, 1942
3-098 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 1024, February 8, 1942
3-099 To Private F. Warren Pershing, February 9, 1942
3-100 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, February 11, 1942
3-101 To Major General Francis B. Wilby, February 11, 1942
3-102 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 1045, February 13, 1942
3-103 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, Admiral King, February 13, 1942
3-104 Memorandum for the President, February 18, 1942
3-105 Memorandum for General Somervell, February 18, 1942
3-106 To Adolph J. Sabath, February 18, 1942
3-107 Memorandum for the President, February 24, 1942
3-108 Memorandum for the Assistant Secretary of War (Mr. McCloy), February 24, 1942
3-109 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of War [Patterson], February 25, 1942
3-110 Memorandum for General Moore, February 26, 1942
3-111 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, February 28, 1942
3-112 Editorial Note on Need for an Allied Strategy, Winter-Spring 1942
3-113 To Thomas E. Martin, March 1, 1942
3-114 Memorandum for General Eisenhower, March 3, 1942
3-115 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, War Plans Division [Eisenhower], March 3, 1942
3-116 Memorandum for the President, March 4, 1942
3-117 Memorandum for General Osborn, March 4, 1942
3-118 To Douglas S. Freeman, March 4, 1942
3-119 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, March 4, 1942
3-120 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of State, March 5, 1942
3-121 To Mary Huntington Pew, March 5, 1942
3-122 Memorandum for General Cox, March 5, 1942
3-123 Memorandum for the President, March 10, 1942
3-124 Memorandum for General Eisenhower, March 12, 1942
3-125 Editorial Note on War Department Reorganization, May 9, 1942
3-126 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, March 12, 1942
3-127 To Admiral Harold R. Stark, March 12, 1942
3-128 Memorandum for General Somervell, March 14, 1942
3-129 Memorandum for General McNair, March 14, 1942
3-130 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, March 14, 1942
3-131 Memorandum for General Lee, March 15, 1942
3-132 Memorandum for the President, March 18, 1942
3-133 Memorandum for War Plans Division, March 18, 1942
3-134 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, March 18, 1942
3-135 To Mrs. Arthur W. Page, March 19, 1942
3-136 Memorandum for the President, March 19, 1942
3-137 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, March 19, 1942
3-138 To Mrs. Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., March 19, 1942
3-139 To Juan T. Trippe, March 20, 1942
3-140 Memorandum for Brigadier General Albert L. Cox, March 20, 1942
3-141 Memorandum for the President, March 22, 1942
3-142 To Allen T. Brown, March 23, 1942
3-143 Memorandum for Admiral King, March 23, 1942
3-144 Memorandum for the President, March 25, 1942
3-145 To J. Buell Snyder, March 25, 1942
3-146 To Lieutenant General Frank M. Andrews, March 26, 1942
3-147 To David Burpee, March 27, 1942
3-148 Memorandum for General McNair, March 27, 1942
3-149 To Major General Kenyon A. Joyce, March 30, 1942
3-150 Memorandum for the Inspector General [Peterson], March 31, 1942
3-151 To Mrs. Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., March 31, 1942
3-152 Memorandum for General Arnold and General Eisenhower, April 2, 1942
3-153 Memorandum for Mr. Marvin H. McIntyre, April 3, 1942
3-154 Editorial Note on Plans for an Allied Invasion of Western Europe, 1942
3-155 To Major General Joseph T. McNarny Radio No. 2377, April 12, 1942
3-156 To Major General Joseph T. McNarney Radio No. 2387, April 13, 1942
3-157 Editorial Note on British Modification of Plans for an Invasion of Western Europe, April 1942
3-158 To Henry L. Stimson Radio No. 2412, April 15, 1942
3-159 To Major General Joseph T. McNarney Radio No. 2419, April 17, 1942
3-160 To Franklin D. Roosevelt Radio No. 2432, April 18, 1942
3-161 Statement for Stars and Stripes, April 18, 1942
3-162 Memorandum for General Somervell, April 21, 1942
3-163 Memorandum for the Deputy Chief of Staff [McNarney], April 21, 1942
3-164 Memorandum for General McNarney, April 23, 1942
3-165 To Major General George S. Patton, Jr., April 24, 1942
3-166 Memorandum for the Deputy Chief of Staff [McNarney], April 24, 1942
3-167 Memorandum for General McNair, April 25, 1942
3-168 Memorandum for the President, April 27, 1942
3-169 Memorandum for General Somervell, April 27, 1942
3-170 To Winston S. Churchill, April 28, 1942
3-171 To General John J. Pershing, April 29, 1942
3-172 Editorial Note on Japanese Naval Strategy, Spring 1942
3-173 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, April 29, 1942
3-174 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell Radio No. 570, April 29, 1942
3-175 Memorandum for the President, April 29, 1942
3-176 To Major General Willis D. Crittenberger, May 4, 1942
3-177 Memorandum for the President, May 5, 1942
3-178 To Lieutenant General Jonathan M. Wainwright, May 5, 1942
3-179 Memorandum for the President, May 6, 1942
3-180 Memorandum for the Deputy Chief of Staff [McNarney] and Chief of Operations [Eisenhower]
3-181 To Major General Russell P. Hartle, May 6, 1942
3-182 Memorandum for the President, May 6, 1942
3-183 To Lide Bradford Chambers, May 6, 1942
3-184 Editorial Note on “the Battle of Naval Errors”, May 7, 1942
3-185 Memorandum for General Eisenhower, May 8, 1942
3-186 To Mrs. James J. Winn, May 8, 1942
3-187 Memorandum for Mr. Forster, May 8, 1942
3-188 Editorial Note on U.S. Military Policy toward Brazil, 1942
3-189 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of State [Welles], May 10, 1942
3-190 To General Pedro Góes Monteiro, May 12, 1942
3-191 Memorandum for General Arnold, May 12, 1942
3-192 Memorandum for General Eisenhower, May 12, 1942
3-193 Memorandum for General Osborn, May 13, 1942
3-194 Memorandum for General Eisenhower, May 14, 1942
3-195 Memorandum for General Arnold, May 14, 1942
3-196 Memorandum for the President, May 16, 1942
3-197 Memorandum for General Somervell and General Eisenhower, May 16, 1942
3-198 To Major General Edmund L. Daley, May 18, 1942
3-199 Memorandum for General Hilldring, May 20, 1942
3-200 To Admiral Harold R. Stark, May 20, 1942
3-201 Memorandum for Major McCarthy, May 21, 1942
3-202 To Field Marshal Sir John Dill, May 22, 1942
3-203 Memorandum for the Surgeon General [Magee], May 22, 1942
3-204 Memorandum for General Hilldring, May 27, 1942
3-205 Speech to the Graduating Class, United States Military Academy, May 29, 1942
3-206 Memorandum for the President, May 30, 1942
3-207 Editorial Note on the Battle of Midway, June 1942
3-208 To Lieutenant General Delos C. Emmons, June 1, 1942
3-209 To Colonel Philip E. Gallagher, June 3, 1942
3-210 Memorandum for General Eisenhower, June 4, 1942
3-211 To Major Marvin E. Gilmore, June 4, 1942
3-212 To Maxim M. Litvinov, June 4, 1942
3-213 To Brigadier General Terry de la M. Allen, June 5, 1942
3-214 To Maxim M. Litvinov, June 5, 1942
3-215 Memorandum for Colonel Deane, June 5, 1942
3-216 Memorandum for the Commander in Chief, United States Fleet [King], June 7, 1942
3-217 Memorandum for the President, June 10, 1942
3-218 To General John J. Pershing, June 10, 1942
3-219 Editorial Note on Allied Naval Planning, May 1942
3-220 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 204, June 10, 1942
3-221 To Major General Roy D. Keehn, June 11, 1942
3-222 Memorandum for General McNair, June 11, 1942
3-223 To Major General Jacob L. Devers, June 13, 1942
3-224 To General John J. Pershing, June 15, 1942
3-225 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Hilldring], June 16, 1942
3-226 To Admiral Harold R. Stark, June 18, 1942
3-227 Draft Memorandum for Admiral King, June 19, 1942
3-228 Editorial Note on Allied Strategic Debates, June 1942
3-229 Memorandum for the President, June 23, 1942
3-230 Memorandum for the President, June 23, 1942
3-231 Memorandum for the President, June 25, 1942
3-232 To Major General Robert L. Eichelberger, June 25, 1942
3-233 To Major General Roy D. Keehn, June 25, 1942
3-234 To Brigadier General George B. Hunter Telegram, June 26, 1942
3-235 Memorandum for Admiral King, June 26, 1942
3-236 Memorandum for Admiral King, June 29, 1942
3-237 Memorandum for Admiral King, June 29, 1942
3-238 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 306, June 29, 1942
3-239 To General Sir Alan Brooke Radio, June 29, 1942
3-240 To J. Buell Snyder, June 29, 1942
3-241 Memorandum for the President, June 30, 1942
3-242 To Mrs. James J. Winn, June 30, 1942
3-243 Memorandum for Admiral King, July 1, 1942
3-244 To Major General Lloyd R. Fredendall, July 1, 1942
3-245 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 334, July 3, 1942
3-246 To Major General James G. Harbord, July 3, 1942
3-247 To Louise G. Macy, July 3, 1942
3-248 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, July 6, 1942
3-249 To Second Lieutenant Josiah V. Thompson II, July 6, 1942
3-250 Editorial Note on Allied Strategic Debates, July 1942
3-251 Memorandum for the President, July 10, 1942
3-252 Editorial Note on Plans for Pacific Operation, July 1942
3-253 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 2135, July 13, 1942
3-254 Editorial Note on Joint Chiefs of Staff Meeting, July 14, 1942
3-255 Memorandum for Admiral King, July 15, 1942
3-256 Editorial Note on Strategy Negotiations in London, July 1942
3-257 Memorandum to British Chiefs of Staff, July 24, 1942
3-258 Editorial Note on Combined Chiefs of Staff Meetings, July 1942
3-259 Memorandum for General Arnold, July 28, 1942
3-260 Memorandum for General Somervell, July 28, 1942
3-261 Memorandum for General McNarney, July 28, 1942
3-262 Memorandum for Colonel Sexton, July 28, 1942
3-263 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower, July 30, 1942
3-264 To Major General Terry de la M. Allen, July 30, 1942
3-265 Memorandum for the President from Lt General Joseph T. McNarney, July 31, 1942
3-266 Memorandum for the President, August 5, 1942
3-267 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 2890, August 5, 1942
3-268 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 3024, August 6, 1942
3-269 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 3045, August 6, 1942
3-270 Memorandum for the President, August 7, 1942
3-271 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, August 7, 1942
3-272 Memorandum for General McNarney, August 10, 1942
3-273 To Major General Frank R. McCoy, August 10, 1942
3-274 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 664, August 10, 1942
3-275 Memorandum for the President, August 10, 1942
3-276 Memorandum for General Arnold, August 13, 1942
3-277 Memorandum for the President, August 14, 1942
3-278 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 3318, August 14, 1942
3-279 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 3332, August 14, 1942
3-280 To Field Marshal Sir John Dill, August 14, 1942
3-281 To Mrs. Newton D. Baker, August 14, 1942
3-282 Memorandum for Operations Division, August 19, 1942
3-283 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 3525, August 19, 1942
3-284 Memorandum for the President, August 20, 1942
3-285 Memorandum for Mr. McCloy, August 21, 1942
3-286 Memorandum for Mr. Hopkins, August 21, 1942
3-287 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, August 21, 1942
3-288 To Major General Frank Parker, August 21, 1942
3-289 Memorandum for the President, August 24, 1942
3-290 Memorandum for Admiral W. D. Leahy, Admiral E. J. King, and Lieutenant General H. H. Arnold, August 24, 1942
3-291 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. R-84, August 24, 1942
3-292 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. R-100, August 25, 1942
3-293 Memorandum for the Combined Chiefs of Staff, August 25, 1942
3-294 Memorandum for Admiral King, August 26, 1942
3-295 Memorandum for General Surles, August 26, 1942
3-296 Memorandum for General Strong, August 26, 1942
3-297 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Wilson], August 26, 1942
3-298 To J. Edgar Hoover, August 26, 1942
3-299 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, August 27, 1942
3-302 Memorandum for Mr. Harry L. Hopkins, August 29, 1942
3-303 To Oveta Culp Hobby, August 29, 1942
3-304 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Wilson], August 31, 1942
3-305 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 1328, August 31, 1942
3-306 Editorial Note on the State of Allied Operations, 1942
3-306 Memorandum for General McNair, October 22, 1942
3-307 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell Radio No. 5, September 1, 1942
3-308 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, September 1, 1942
3-309 To Allen T. Brown, September 1, 1942
3-310 Memorandum for General Surles, September 2, 1942
3-311 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, September 3, 1942
3-312 Memorandum for Admiral King, September 3, 1942
3-313 Memorandum for the President, September 3, 1942
3-314 Memorandum for General Surles, September 4, 1942
3-315 Editorial Note on TORCH Plan Negotiations, 1942
3-316 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, September 4, 1942
3-317 Memorandum for the President, September 7, 1942
3-318 Memorandum for General Surles, September 7, 1942
3-319 To Lieutenant General Charles E. Kilbourne, September 8, 1942
3-320 To Major General Harold R. Bull, September 8, 1942
3-321 Memorandum for General Arnold, September 8, 1942
3-322 Memorandum for General Handy, September 8, 1942
3-323 Memorandum for the Honorable Sir Owen Dixon, September 9, 1942
3-324 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, September 11, 1942
3-325 Memorandum for Higher Commanders, September 11, 1942
3-326 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 744, September 14, 1942
3-327 To Major General Lewis H. Brereton, September 14, 1942
3-328 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 1754, September 14, 1942
3-329 To Colonel Vincent M. Elmore, September 16, 1942
3-330 To Major General Campbell King, September 16, 1942
3-331 Memorandum for the Director, Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, September 16, 1942
3-332 Memorandum for General Somervell, September 17, 1942
3-333 Memorandum for the President, September 21, 1942
3-334 Memorandum for General Somervell, September 23, 1942
3-335 To James G. Rogers, September 24, 1942
3-336 Memorandum for General McNarney, September 24, 1942
3-337 To Mrs. John J. Singer, September 25, 1942
3-338 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 26, 1942
3-339 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 28, 1942
3-340 Memorandum for the President, September 28, 1942
3-341 Memorandum for General McNair, September 28, 1942
3-342 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, September 29, 1942
3-343 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. R-1381, September 30, 1942
3-344 Memorandum for Admiral King, September 30, 1942
3-345 To Major General Charles H. Bonesteel, September 30, 1942
3-346 To Colonel William V. Rattan, September 30, 1942
3-347 To Mrs. Jennie Robbins, October 1, 1942
3-348 Memorandum for General McNair, October 1, 1942
3-349 Memorandum for General McNair, October 1, 1942
3-350 Memorandum for Admiral King, October 2, 1942
3-351 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, October 2, 1942
3-352 Memorandum for General McNarney, October 3, 1942
3-353 To James F. Byrnes, October 5, 1942
3-354 Editorial Note on U.S. Air Units in the Caucuses, 1942
3-355 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, October 5, 1942
3-356 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, October 6, 1942
3-357 Memorandum for the President, October 6, 1942
3-358 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, October 6, 1942
3-359 Memorandum for General McNair, October 6, 1942
3-360 Memorandum for General Somervell, October 6, 1942
3-361 To Major General Roy D. Keehn, October 6, 1942
3-362 Memorandum for General Osborn, October 9, 1942
3-363 To Major General Follett Bradley, October 9, 1942
3-364 Memorandum for the President, October 10, 1942
3-365 Memorandum for the President, October 10, 1942
3-366 Editorial Note on Reduction of Draft Age, 1942
3-367 Memorandum, October 13, 1942
3-368 To Earl Godwin, October 13, 1942
3-369 To Eugene Meyer, October 14, 1942
3-370 To Lieutenant General Delos C. Emmons, October 15, 1942
3-371 To Lieutenant General Delos C. Emmons, October 16, 1942
3-372 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 2716, October 16, 1942
3-373 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, October 16, 1942
3-374 To Mrs. Sophie Hughes, October 16, 1942
3-375 Memorandum for the President, October 19, 1942
3-377 Memorandum for General McNair, October 22, 1942
3-378 Memorandum for Mr. Paul V. McNutt, October 23, 1942
3-379 Memorandum to the Secretary to the President, October 23, 1942
3-380 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 3039, October 25, 1942
3-381 Memorandum for General Osborn, October 25, 1942
3-382 Memorandum for Operations Division, October 25, 1942
3-383 Memorandum for General Surles, October 28, 1942
3-384 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, October 29, 1942
3-385 Memorandum for General Handy, October 29, 1942
3-386 To Colonel John A. Cutchins, October 29, 1942
3-387 Memorandum for the Assistant Chiefs of Staff, G-1 [White], G-3 [Edwards], October 29, 1942
3-388 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. R-2593, October 30, 1942
3-389 Memorandum for the President, November 1, 1942
3-390 Memorandum for General E. M. Watson, November 3, 1942
3-391 Memorandum for General White, November 3, 1942
3-392 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of War [Patterson], November 3, 1942
3-393 Memorandum for General Arnold, November 3, 1942
3-394 Memorandum for Mr. Hopkins, November 4, 1942
3-395 To William Harm, November 4, 1942
3-396 Memorandum for the President, November 5, 1942
3-397 To Colonel Edgar S. Gorrell, November 6, 1942
3-398 To Commanding General, United States Forces, London, November 6, 1942
3-399 Memorandum for the President, November 9, 1942
3-400 To John W. McCormack, November 9, 1942
3-401 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. R-2969, November 9, 1942
3-402 Speech to the Academy of Political Science, November 10, 1942
3-403 Memorandum for General McNair, November 12, 1942
3-404 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 [Strong], November 13, 1942
3-405 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 [Strong], November 13, 1942
3-406 Memorandum for General Handy, November 16, 1942
3-407 To Major General Frank Parker, November 16, 1942
3-408 To General Douglas MacArthur, November 17, 1942
3-409 To Major General Millard F. Harmon, November 17, 1942
3-410 Editorial Note on the Darlan Agreement, November 1942
3-411 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, November 17, 1942
3-412 Memorandum for General Strong, November 17, 1942
3-413 Memorandum for General Strong, November 18, 1942
3-414 Draft of Statement, November 1942
3-415 Memorandum for Operations Division, November 18, 1942
3-416 Memorandum for the Assistant Chiefs of Staff, G-3 [Edwards], G-1 [White], November 18, 1942
3-417 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No, R-3345, November 20, 1942
3-418 To Field Marshal William R. Birdwood, November 22, 1942
3-419 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No, R-3440, November 22, 1942
3-420 Memorandum for General Surles, November 23, 1942
3-421 Memorandum for the President, November 23, 1942
3-422 Memorandum for General McNair, November 24, 1942
3-423 Memorandum for General Surles, November 25, 1942
3-424 Memorandum for the President, November 26, 1942
3-425 Memorandum for General Stratemeyer, November 27, 1942
3-426 Memorandum for General McNair, November 28, 1942
3-427 Memorandum for Admiral King, November 30, 1942
3-428 To Captain Frank B. Thrailkill, November 30, 1942
3-429 Editorial Note on State of Allied Operations, December 1942
3-429 To Lewis W. Douglas, January 8, 1943
3-430 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. R-3802, December 1, 1942
3-431 Memorandum for the Commander-in-Chief, United States Fleet [King], December 1, 1942
3-432 Memorandum for General McNair, December 1, 1942
3-433 Draft Letter to the Military Committee, House of Representatives, December 3, 1942
3-434 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 16, December 4, 1942
3-435 Speech to the National Association of Manufacturers, December 4, 1942
3-436 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, December 5, 1942
3-437 Memorandum for the President, December 12, 1942
3-438 Memorandum for the President, December 5, 1942
3-439 To Douglas S. Freeman, December 6, 1942
3-440 To Major General Russell L. Maxwell, December 6, 1942
3-441 Memorandum for General Surles, December 7, 1942
3-442 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, December 7, 1942
3-443 Memorandum for the Joint U.S. Chiefs of Staff, December 7, 1942
3-444 To Mrs. John J. Singer, December 7, 1942
3-445 Memorandum for General McNair, December 7, 1942
3-446 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 63, December 8, 1942
3-447 Memorandum for General Somervell, General Handy, December 10, 1942
3-448 Memorandum for Mr. Elmer Davis, December 12, 1942
3-449 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, December 14, 1942
3-450 Memorandum for General Handy, December 15, 1942
3-451 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 4539, December 15, 1942
3-452 Memorandum for Mrs. Hobby, December 16, 1942
3-453 To Private Allen T. Brown, December 17, 1942
3-454 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, December 17, 1942
3-455 To Mrs. John B. Wilson, December 21, 1942
3-456 Memorandum for General McNarney, December 22, 1942
3-457 Memorandum for General Handy; General Strong, December 22, 1942
3-458 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 365, December 22, 1942
3-459 Memorandum for General Strong, December 22, 1942
3-460 To Major General Omar N. Bradley, December 23, 1942
3-461 Memorandum for General McNarney, December 24, 1942
3-462 To Admiral Jean François Darlan, December 24, 1942
3-463 To Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Fleet and Chief of Naval Operations, December 24, 1942
3-464 To Harold W. Dodds, December 26, 1942
3-465 To General Henri Giraud Radio No. 515, December 27, 1942
3-466 Memorandum for General Somervell, December 29, 1942
3-467 Memorandum for General Somervell, December 29, 1942
3-468 To George Pattullo, December 29, 1942
3-469 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 594, December 30, 1942
3-470 Memorandum for General Somervell, December 31, 1942
3-471 To Lewis W. Douglas, December 31, 1942
3-472 Remarks of Mr. Stimson at General Marshall’s Birthday Party, December 31, 1942
3-473 Memorandum for General Handy, January 2, 1943
3-474 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, January 4, 1943
3-475 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell Radio No. 1955, January 5, 1943
3-476 To Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, January 5, 1943
3-477 Memorandum for Mr. Harry Hopkins, January 6, 1943
3-478 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, January 6, 1943
3-479 Memorandum for Colonel Young, January 6, 1943
3-480 To Walter Lippmann, January 7, 1943
3-482 To Major General Walter B. Smith, January 8, 1943
3-483 To Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney, January 10, 1943
3-484 Editorial Note on the Conference at Casablanca, January 1943
3-485 To Major General George S. Patton, Jr., January 23, 1943
3-486 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower, January 26, 1943
3-487 To the British Chiefs of Staff, January 30, 1943
3-488 To Major General Andrew D. Bruce, January 30, 1943
3-489 To Mrs. John S. Shedden, January 31, 1943
3-490 To William H. Hastie, January 31, 1943
3-491 Memorandum for the President, January 31, 1943
3-492 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, February 1, 1943
3-493 Memorandum for General McNair, February 1, 1943
3-494 To Mrs. John J. Singer, February 1, 1943
3-495 Editorial Note on French Rearmament, January 1943
3-496 Memorandum for Mr. McCloy, February 4, 1943
3-497 To Arthur Hays Sulzberger, February 4, 1943
3-498 Memorandum for General Handy, February 4, 1943
3-499 Memorandum for the President, February 5, 1943
3-500 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, February 5, 1943
3-501 To John B. Brady, February 6, 1943
3-502 To Private Theron H. Coffelt, February 6, 1943
3-503 Memorandum for General McNair, February 7, 1943
3-504 To Private Allen T. Brown, February 8, 1943
3-505 Memorandum for General McNair, February 8, 1943
3-506 To Rufus C. Holman, February 9, 1943
3-507 Memorandum for the President, February 9, 1943
3-508 Memorandum for General White, G-1, February 10, 1943
3-509 Editorial Note on Memorandums for the President and the Chief of Staff
3-510 Memorandum for Colonel Sexton, February 11, 1943
3-511 Memorandum for General Surles, February 11, 1943
3-512 Memorandum for General Styer, February 11, 1943
3-513 Informal and Off-the-Record Statement to the American Society of Newspaper Editors, February 13, 1943
3-514 Memorandum for General McNair, February 14, 1943
3-515 Memorandum for Admiral King, February 14, 1943
3-516 Memorandum for General Styer, February 15, 1943
3-517 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 1171, February 15, 1943
3-518 Draft Memorandum for Admiral King, February 16, 1943
3-519 To General Douglas MacArthur Radio No. 1205, February 16, 1943
3-520 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 2362, February 16, 1943
3-521 Memorandum for the President, February 17, 1943
3-522 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 [Strong], February 18, 1943
3-523 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [White], February 19, 1943
3-524 To Colonel James M. Petty, February 20, 1943
3-525 Memorandum for the President, February 20, 1943
3-526 To Field Marshal Sir John Dill, February 20, 1943
3-527 Memorandum for the President, February 21, 1943
3-528 Memorandum for General Surles, February 22, 1943
3-529 Memorandum for General Surles, February 22, 1943
3-530 Draft Memorandum for Major General Surles, February 24, 1943
3-531 To James H. Kindelberger, February 25, 1943
3-532 Memorandum for General J. L. Devers, February 25, 1943
3-533 Memorandum for General Hull, February 26, 1943
3-534 To Lieutenant General Charles E. Kilbourne, February 26, 1943
3-535 To Private Allen T. Brown, February 26, 1943
3-536 To Brigadier General Arnold N. Krogstad, February 26, 1943
3-537 To Major General Withers A. Burress, February 27, 1943
3-538 Editorial Note on the Battle of the Bismark Sea and the Extension of the Mediterranean Campaign
3-539 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 3072, March 1, 1943
3-540 Memorandum for General Somervell, March 1, 1943
3-541 To Lieutenant General Frank M. Andrews Radio No. R-6273, March 1, 1943
3-542 Memorandum for Record, March 3, 1943
3-543 To R. Donald Yauch, March 5, 1943
3-544 Memorandum for the President, March 6, 1943
3-545 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 3424, March 7, 1943
3-546 To Allen Merriam, March 7, 1943
3-547 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 3620, March 10, 1943
3-548 Editorial Note on Miami Beach Vacation, March 1943
3-549 Radio Broadcast Remarks to Cadets and Alumni of the United States Military Academy
3-550 Memorandum for Colonel McCarthy, March 15, 1943
3-551 Editorial Note on Air Operations in the Chinese Theater, 1943
3-552 Memorandum for the President, March 16, 1943
3-553 Memorandum for the President, March 16, 1943
3-554 To James T. Berryman, March 17, 1943
3-555 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, March 17, 1943
3-556 Memorandum for General Stratemeyer, March 18, 1943
3-557 Memorandum for Operations Division, March 18, 1943
3-558 To Carter Glass, March 18, 1943
3-559 Memorandum for the President, March 19, 1943
3-560 To Major General Alexander M. Patch, March 19, 1943
3-561 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, March 20, 1943
3-562 Memorandum for the President, March 22, 1943
3-563 Memorandum for the Adjutant General, March 22, 1943
3-564 To Major General Walton H. Walker, March 22, 1943
3-565 Memorandum for the President, March 25, 1943
3-566 To Mrs. Leven C. Allen, March 25, 1943
3-567 To Mrs. Robert E. Dismukes, March 25, 1943
3-568 To Major General Charles H. Martin, March 25, 1943
3-569 Editorial Note on the Pacific Military Conference, March 1943
3-570 Memorandum for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, March 26, 1943
3-571 Memorandum for General Somervell, March 26, 1943
3-572 Memorandum for the President, March 27, 1943
3-573 Memorandum for the Assistant Secretary of War, March 27, 1943
3-574 Memorandum for General Peterson, March 27, 1943
3-575 Memorandum for General Pershing, March 27, 1943
3-576 Memorandum for Judge Patterson, March 27, 1943
3-577 Memorandum for the President, March 29, 1943
3-578 Memorandum for General McNair, March 29, 1943
3-579 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of War, March 29, 1943
3-580 Memorandum for General Handy, March 30, 1943
3-581 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of War, March 30, 1943
3-582 Memorandum for General McNair, March 31, 1943
3-583 To John J. McCloy, March 31, 1943
3-584 To Mrs. John B. Wilson, March 31, 1943
3-585 To Henry R. Luce, March 31, 1943
3-586 Memorandum for General Somervell, April I, 1943
3-587 Memorandum for General Surles, April 1, 1943
3-588 Memorandum for General Somervell, April 2, 1943
3-589 Memorandum for the President, April 3, 1943
3-590 Memorandum to Field Marshal Sir John Dill, April 3, 1943
3-591 Memorandum for General Surles, April 4, 1943
3-592 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 5281, April 4, 1943
3-593 Memorandum for General John McA. Palmer, April 4, 1943
3-594 Memorandum for General Wedemeyer, April 6, 1943
3-595 To Douglas S. Freeman, April 7, 1943
3-596 To Major General Johnson Hagood, April 8, 1943
3-597 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell Radio No. 2465, April 9, 1943
3-598 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, April 11, 1943
3-599 To Major General Frank Parker, April 12, 1943
3-600 Memorandum for General Somervell, April 12, 1943
3-601 Memorandum for the President, April 12, 1943
3-602 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell Radio No. 2498, April 14, 1943
3-603 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 5940, April 14, 1943
3-604 Memorandum for General Osborn, April 15, 1943
3-605 To Mrs. Carroll D. Asbury, April 15, 1943
3-606 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, April 16, 1943
3-607 To Brigadier General Claude M. Adams, April 16, 1943
3-608 Memorandum for Admiral King, April 17, 1943
3-609 Editorial Note on Air Operations in the Antisubmarine Effort, 1943
3-610 Memorandum for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, April 19, 1943
3-611 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, April 19, 1943
3-612 Memorandum for General Somervell, April 19, 1943
3-613 To Arthur Stuart [Paul R. Stewart], April 20, 1943
3-614 Memorandum for Colonel Grogan, April 20, 1943
3-615 Editorial Note on Plans for HUSKY, April 1943
3-616 Radio for Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill Memorandum for General Deane
3-617 Editorial Note on the War Department, April 1943
3-618 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of War [Patterson], April 22, 1943
3-619 To Harry S. Truman, April 22, 1943
3-620 Mother’s Day Message, April 22, 1943
3-621 To Mrs. Thomas A. Morgan, April 22, 1943
3-622 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 138, April 23, 1943
3-623 To Mrs. Lesley J. McNair, April 26, 1943
3-624 To Mrs. Campbell King, April 26, 1943
3-625 To Clarence R. Sumner, April 26, 1943
3-626 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 6800, April 27, 1943
3-627 To Colonel Hjalmar Erickson, April 27, 1943
3-628 Memorandum for the Quartermaster General, April 27, 1943
3-629 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 [Strong], April 28, 1943
3-630 To Mark Reed III, April 29, 1943
3-631 Memorandum for General Arnold, April 30, 1943
3-632 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 164, April 30, 194
3-633 Memorandum for Mr. Harry Hopkins, April 30, 1943
3-634 To Henry L. Stimson, May 1943
3-635 To Brigadier General Troup Miller, May 2, 1943
3-636 Editorial Note on Operations in the China-Burma-India Theater, April 1943
3-637 Memorandum for General Stilwell, May 3, 1943
3-638 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, Admiral King, General Arnold, May 3, 1943
3-639 To Mrs. Frank M. Andrews, May 4, 1943
3-640 To Major General Orlando Ward, May 5, 1943
3-641 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-11, May 5, 1943
3-642 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, May 6, 1943
3-643 Memorandum for the Commanding General, Army Ground Forces, G-1, G-2, G-3, OPD
3-644 To Sue McAlpine, May 6, 1943
3-645 Editorial Note on Success in Tunisia, May 1943
3-646 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 7586, May 8, 1943
3-647 Memorandum for General Surles, May 8, 1943
3-648 To Herbert Bayard Swope, May 10, 1943
3-649 To General Henry H. Arnold, May 11, 1943
3-650 To Thomas T. Connally, May 11, 1943
3-651 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [White], May 11, 1943
3-652 To Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, May 12, 1943
3-653 To Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum, May 12, 1943
3-654 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, OPD [Handy], May 13, 1943
3-655 To General Henry H. Arnold, May 14, 1943
3-656 To Mrs. V. Kemp Jackson, May 14, 1943
3-657 To General Henry H. Arnold, May 14, 1943
3-658 To General John L. Hines, May 15, 1943
3-659 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 2321, May 15, 1943
3-660 Memorandum for the President, May 18, 1943
3-661 Memorandum for Mr. Harry Hopkins, May 19, 1943
3-662 To Private Allen T. Brown, May 21, 1943
3-663 Memorandum for General Somervell, May 22, 1943
3-664 Memorandum for the President, May 24, 1943
3-665 To Mrs. James J. Winn, May 24, 1943
3-666 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower Radio No. 8720, May 24, 1943
3-667 Memorandum for the President, May 25, 1943
3-668 Memorandum for General McNarney, May 25, 1943
3-669 Editorial Note on the Third Washington Conference (TRIDENT), May 1943
3-670 Draft of Message from the President and the Prime Minister to Premier Stalin, May 26, 1943
Volume 3: The Right Man for the Job – Composite Book

Collection Formats:

FRA-00998, Wheat
Call Number: FRA-00998 Collection:

A wheat field in France.

Photographs

FRA-00996, Tourism
Call Number: FRA-00996 Collection:

Scene along country road in northern France.

Photographs

FRA-00997, Manufacturing in northern France., October 2, 1948
Call Number: FRA-00997 Collection:

Factory under construction in northern France.

Photographs

FRA-00995, Wheat
Call Number: FRA-00995 Collection:

Wheat field in France.

Photographs

FRA-00994, Coal
Call Number: FRA-00994 Collection:

Full coal cars in northern French coal mine.

Photographs

FRA-00993, Agriculture/Wheat
Call Number: FRA-00993 Collection:

Wheat field in northern France. In the background, coal mine and huge slag heap.

Photographs

FRA-00991, Mobile Caravan Exhibit
Call Number: FRA-00991 Collection:

Construction of exhibit barges and trailers for the mobile caravan exhibit prepared by the Visual Information Unit of the Information Division, ECA/OSR, Paris.

Photographs

FRA-00992, Tourism
Call Number: FRA-00992 Collection:

Scene along the road in northern France.

Photographs

FRA-00987, Mobile Caravan Exhibit
Call Number: FRA-00987 Collection:

Construction of exhibit barges and trailers for the mobile caravan exhibit prepared by the Visual Information Unit of the Information Division, ECA/OSR, Paris.

Photographs

FRA-00989, Mobile Caravan Exhibit
Call Number: FRA-00989 Collection:

Construction of exhibit barges and trailers for the mobile caravan exhibit prepared by the Visual Information Unit of the Information Division, ECA/OSR, Paris.

Photographs

Date: December 7, 1941 - May 31, 1943
 
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