COLLECTIONS

Volume 4: Aggressive and Determined Leadership

This volume highlights Marshall’s efforts to maintain smooth working relationships between traditional antagonists — army and navy, ground and air forces, regular and reserve components, military and civilian personnel, the Pentagon and Congress.  The U.S. Army increased to eight million by the end of these nineteen months, and Marshall moved vigorously to effect the creation, training, and transportation of combat units.  He continually faced problems of logistics and shipping, research and development, finding exceptionally able leaders, and organizing support personnel.  All the while, Marshall helped to frame the postwar service by advocating Universal Military Training and a unified Department of Defense.  “You are doing a grand job,” he told General Eisenhower at the end of 1944, “go on and give them hell.”  The same applied to Marshall himself.

CONTENTS:

4-001 Editorial Note on the Algiers Conference, 1943
4-002 Memorandum for General McNair, June 8, 1943
4-003 To Ralph C. Kennedy, June 8, 1943
4-004 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, June 8, 1943
4-005 Notes for Conference with Admiral King, June 8, 1943
4-006 To Major General Alvan C. Gillem, Jr., June 11, 1943
4-007 Memorandum for General Somervell, June 11, 1943
4-008 Memorandum for the Joint U.S. Chiefs of Staff, June 14, 1943
4-009 Memorandum for General Strong, June 14, 1943
4-010 Memorandum for General Persons, June 14, 1943
4-011 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, June 14, 1943
4-012 Memorandum for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, June 14, 1943
4-013 Memorandum for General McNarney, June 15, 1943
4-014 Memorandum for the Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet, June 15, 1943
4-015 To Director Oveta Culp Hobby, June 15, 1943
4-016 Memorandum for General Surles, June 16, 1943
4-017 To Private Allen T. Brown, June 16, 1943
4-018 Memorandum for the President, June 17, 1943
4-019 Editorial Note on Control of Free French Forces, June 1943
4-020 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, June 17,1943
4-021 Memorandum for the President, June 17, 1943
4-022 Memorandum for the President, June 21, 1943
4-023 Memorandum for the President, June 21, 1943
4-024 Memorandum for the President, June 21, 1943
4-025 Speech Prepared for the Governors’ Conference, June 21, 1943
4-026 Transcript of Off-the-Record Remarks to Governor’s Conference, June 21, 1943
4-027 Memorandum for Admiral King, June 28, 1943
4-028 Memorandum for the President, June 28, 1943
4-029 Draft Message from the President, June 28, 1943
4-030 To Lieutenant General Sir Hastings Ismay, June 28, 1943
4-031 To Major General Alexander M. Patch, June 29, 1943
4-032 To Second Lieutenant Allen T. Brown, June 29, 1943
4-033 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, July 1, 1943
4-034 To Major General Walter Bedell Smith, July 1, 1943
4-035 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, July 4, 1943
4-036 To Robert R. McCormick, July 5, 1943
4-037 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, July 5, 1943
4-038 Proposed Message from the President to the Prime Minister, July 7, 1943
4-039 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, July 9, 1943
4-040 Memorandum for Major Pasco, July 9, 1943
4-041 Memorandum for the President, July 9, 1943
4-042 Memorandum for the Director of War Mobilization, July 10, 1943
4-043 Memorandum for General Fortier, July 10, 1943
4-044 To Major General Walter Bedell Smith, July 10, 1943
4-045 Memorandum for General Arnold, July 12, 1943
4-046 Notes for Conversation with Sir John Dill, July 12, 1943
4-047 To Mrs. James J. Winn, July 13, 1943
4-048 To Mrs. Raymond E. Lee, July 13, 1943
4-049 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, July 13, 1943
4-050 Memorandum for the President, July 14, 1943
4-051 To Mrs. John J. Singer, July 14, 1943
4-052 To General Douglas MacArthur, July 14, 1943
4-053 To Major General Walter Bedell Smith, July 14, 1943
4-054 Memorandum for the President, July 14, 1943
4-055 Memorandum for General Porter, G-3, July 14, 1943
4-056 Memorandum for Colonel Grogan, July 19, 1943
4-057 Memorandum for General Somervell, July 19, 1943
4-058 To Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum, July 20, 1943
4-059 Draft for Portion of Talk by the Speaker of the House, July 22, 1943
4-060 Memorandum for General McNair, July 28, 1943
4-061 Memorandum for R. Norman Davis, July 28, 1943
4-062 Editorial Note on the Central Pacific Campaign, Spring 1943
4-063 Memorandum for Admiral King, July 29, 1943
4-064 Memorandum for the Joint U.S. Chiefs of Staff, July 30, 1943
4-065 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, July 30, 1943
4-066 Memorandum for General Arnold, August 2, 1943
4-067 Memorandum for the Special Services Division, August 2, 1943
4-068 Memorandum for General Handy, August 2, 1943
4-069 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 2, 1943
4-070 Memorandum to General McNair, August 4, 1943
4-071 To Major General Lewis H. Brereton, August 4, 1943
4-072 To Lieutenant General Robert C. Richardson, Jr., August 5, 1943
4-073 Memorandum for the British Chiefs of Staff, August 6, 1943
4-074 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, August 7, 1943
4-075 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 7, 1943
4-076 Editorial Note on Mediterranean Strategy, 1943
4-077 Memorandum for General Handy, August 9, 1943
4-078 Editorial Note on U.S. Policy Prior to the First Quebec Conference, August 10, 1943
4-079 Memorandum for the President, August 11, 1943
4-080 To Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, August 11, 1943
4-081 Editorial Note on the First Quebec Conference, August 1943
4-082 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 17, 1943
4-083 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 23, 1943
4-084 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 25, 1943
4-085 Editorial Note on Pacific Issues at the First Quebec Conference, August 1943
4-086 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, August 26,1943
4-087 Memorandum for General Handy, August 26, 1943
4-088 To Colonel Arthur S. Champeny, August 26, 1943
4-089 Memorandum for the Joint New Weapons Committee, August 27, 1943
4-090 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 30, 1943
4-091 To General Malin Craig, August 31, 1943
4-092 Editorial Note on Marshall’s Second Biennial Report, 1943
4-093 Memorandum for Mr. Harry Hopkins, September 1, 1943
4-094 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 1, 1943
4-095 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, September 1, 1943
4-096 To General Douglas MacArthur, September 1, 1943
4-097 Memorandum for Admiral King, September 1, 1943
4-098 Memorandum for the President, September 1, 1943
4-099 Memorandum for General McNair, September 3, 1943
4-100 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, September 3, 1943
4-101 Memorandum for the Director of Special Planning Division, September 3, 1943
4-102 To Lieutenant General Walter Krueger, September 4, 1943
4-103 Memorandum for the President, September 6, 1943
4-104 Memorandum for General Somervell and the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, September 7, 1943
4-105 To Harold D. Smith, September 10, 1943
4-106 To Field Marshal Sir John Dill, September 10, 1943
4-107 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, September 11, 1943
4-108 To General Douglas MacArthur, September 14, 1943
4-109 Editorial Note on Debate over Supreme Allied Commander in Europe
4-110 To Franklin D. Roosevelt from General John J. Pershing, September 16, 1943
4-111 Memorandum for the President, September 18, 1943
4-112 Notes for Talk to American Legion, September 21, 1943
4-113 Memorandum for General Styer, September 22, 1943
4-114 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, September 22, 1943
4-115 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 22, 1943
4-116 Speech for Third War Loan Drive, September 23, 1943
4-117 Memorandum for the President, September 28, 1943
4-118 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, September 30, 1943
4-119 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, October 1, 1943
4-120 Memorandum for the President, October 4, 1943
4-121 Memorandum for Brigadier H. Redman, British Secretary, Combined Chiefs of Staff, October 5, 1943
4-122 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, October 5, 1943
4-123 To Lieutenant Colonel Matthew F. Steele, October 6, 1943
4-124 To Lieutenant General Delos C. Emmons, October 7, 1943
4-125 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, October 8, 1943
4-126 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, October 8, 1943
4-127 Memorandum for Major General John T. Lewis, October 11, 1943
4-128 Memorandum for General McNarney, October 11, 1943
4-129 Memorandum for General McNarney, October 11, 1943
4-130 Memorandum for General Handy, October 11, 1943
4-131 To Frederick D. Patterson, October 12, 1943
4-132 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, October 13, 1943
4-133 Memorandum for General McNair, October 13, 1943
4-134 Memorandum for General Tompkins, October 13, 1943
4-135 Memorandum for the President, October 14, 1943
4-136 To Lieutenant General Ira C. Eaker, October 15, 1943
4-137 Proposed Message for General Stilwell’s Eyes Only, October 19, 1943
4-138 Memorandum for BG W. F. Tompkins, October 20, 1943
4-139 Memorandum for General Handy, October 20, 1943
4-140 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, October 21, 1943
4-141 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, October 21, 1943
4-142 To Emanuel Celler, October 22, 1943
4-143 To Elliott B. Macrae from Frank McCarthy, October 23, 1943
4-144 Draft of Message from President, October 25, 1943
4-145 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, October 25, 1943
4-146 To Colonel A. D. Smith, October 27, 1943
4-147 To General Douglas MacArthur, October 27, 1943
4-148 To General Douglas MacArthur, October 27, 1943
4-149 Memorandum for General Surles, October 28, 1943
4-150 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, October 29, 1943
4-151 Memorandum for General Surles, November 1, 1943
4-152 To General Douglas MacArthur, November 1, 1943
4-153 Memorandum for Admiral King, November 4, 1943
4-154 Editorial Note on Debate over Supreme Allied Commander in Europe
4-155 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, November 4, 1943
4-156 Memorandum for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, November 5, 1943
4-157 Memorandum for General Arnold, November 5, 1943
4-158 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, November 6, 1943
4-159 Memorandum for General Handy, November 8, 1943
4-160 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, November 8, 1943
4-161 To Rufus C. Holman, November 10, 1943
4-162 To Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney, November 12, 1943
4-163 Editorial Note on Preparations for Conferences in Cairo and Teheran, November 1943
4-164 To Colonel William T. Sexton, November 22, 1943
4-165 Editorial Note on Conferences in Cairo and Teheran, 1943
4-166 To Joseph Stalin, December 6, 1943
4-167 Draft Message to Chiang Kai-shek, December 6, 1943
4-168 From the President to Marshal Stalin, December 6, 1943
4-169 Editorial Note on Trip to the Pacific, December 1943
4-170 To General Douglas MacArthur, December 23, 1943
4-171 Draft Memorandum for the President, December 23, 1943
4-172 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, December 23, 1943
4-173 Editorial Note on Types of Documents Sent by Marshall Following Trips
4-174 To Mrs. LeGrand A. Diller, December 23, 1943
4-175 To Mrs. Charles F. Thompson, December 23, 1943
4-176 To Mrs. Edward R. Stettinius, December 23, 1943
4-177 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, December 24, 1943
4-178 Memorandum for General Osborn, December 24, 1943
4-179 To Mrs. Warren W. Harvey, December 24, 1943
4-180 To Franklin D. Roosevelt, December 24, 1943
4-181 To Second Lieutenant Allen T. Brown, December 27, 1943
4-182 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, December 28, 1943
4-183 Memorandum for the President, December 28, 1943
4-184 To Captain Clifton S. Brown, December 29, 1943
4-185 To Major General Campbell King, December 29, 1943
4-186 To Major General Follett Bradley, December 29, 1943
4-187 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, December 29, 1943
4-188 Memorandum for General Handy, December 29, 1943
4-189 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, December 29, 1943
4-190 Memorandum for the President, December 29, 1943
4-191 To Mrs. Joseph W. Stilwell, December 29, 1943
4-192 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, December 30, 1943
4-193 Memorandum for General Surles, December 30, 1943
4-194 To Mrs. John J. Singer, December 30, 1943
4-195 Memorandum for the President, August 11, 1945
4-195 To Major General Frank R. Schwengel, December 31, 1943
4-196 Editorial Note on Marshall as Time Magazine’s “Man of the Year,” January 3, 1944
4-197 Memorandum for the President, January 4, 1944
4-198 To Lieutenant General Millard F. Harmon, January 4, 1944
4-199 Memorandum for the Moral Services Division, January 4, 1944
4-200 Memorandum for Justice Byrnes, January 5, 1944
4-201 Memorandum for General Devers, January 18, 1944
4-202 To Lieutenant General Carl Spaatz, January 18, 1944
4-203 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, January 19, 1944
4-204 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, January 19, 1944
4-205 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, January 19, 1944
4-206 To Lieutenant General Robert C. Richardson, Jr., January 19, 1944
4-207 To Mrs. John J. Singer, January 19, 1944
4-208 To Major General Bruce Magruder, January 20, 1944
4-209 To Major General Thomas A. Terry, January 20, 1944
4-210 To Palmer Hoy, January 22, 1944
4-211 To General Douglas MacArthur, January 24, 1944
4-212 Memorandum for the Bureau of Public Relations, January 26, 1944
4-213 Editorial Note on Southeast Asia Command, January 1944
4-214 To Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, January 26,1944
4-215 Memorandum for General McNair, January 26, 1944
4-216 To Franklin D. Roosevelt, January 27, 1944
4-217 Memorandum for the President, January 27, 1944
4-218 To Colonel Lawrence V. Castner, January 27, 1944
4-219 Memorandum for the President, January 28, 1944
4-220 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, January 29, 1944
4-221 To General Malin Craig, January 31, 1944
4-222 Radio Statement by General Marshall on the Fourth War Loan Drive, January 31, 1944
4-223 To Nina Anderson Pape, February 1, 1944
4-224 To Herby Funston, February 2, 1944
4-225 Memorandum for the President, February 3, 1944
4-226 Remarks by General Marshall at American Legion Dinner, February 3, 1944
4-227 To Clarence Budington Kelland, February 5, 1944
4-228 Memorandum for the President, February 6, 1944
4-229 Memorandum for General Surles, February 6, 1944
4-230 To Major General Maurice Thompson, February 7, 1944
4-231 Editorial Note on OVERLORD and ANVIL
4-232 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, February 7, 1944
4-233 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, February 9, 1944
4-234 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy and Admiral King, February 9, 1944
4-235 To Harry L. Hopkins, February 9, 1944
4-236 Memorandum for the President, February 9, 1944
4-237 Editorial Note on Strategy in the Pacific, 1944
4-238 Memorandum for Admiral King, February 10, 1944
4-239 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, February 10, 1944
4-240 Editorial Note on Army Personnel Shortages
4-241 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, February 10, 1944
4-242 Memorandum for General Surles, February 10, 1944
4-243 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, February 10, 1944
4-244 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, February 11, 1944
4-245 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, February 11, 1944
4-246 Memorandum for the President, February 12, 1944
4-247 To Major General Maurice A. Pope, February 12, 1944
4-248 To Charles Seymour, February 13, 1944
4-249 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, February 14, 1944
4-250 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, February 14, 1944
4-251 Editorial Note on Future Allied Strategy in Southeast Asia
4-252 Memorandum for the President, February 14, 1944
4-253 To Herman W. Steinkraus, February 15, 1944
4-254 Memorandum for the President, February 15, 1944
4-255 Memorandum for the President, February 16, 1944
4-256 Remarks at Yale University, February 16, 1944
4-257 To Charles Seymour, February 17, 1944
4-258 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, February 17, 1944
4-259 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, February 17, 1944
4-260 To Arthur Krock, February 17, 1944
4-261 Memorandum for General McNarney, February 18, 1944
4-262 Army Cuts Specialized Training Program, February 18, 1944
4-263 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, February 18, 1944
4-264 Memorandum for General McNair, February 20, 1944
4-265 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, February 21, 1944
4-266 Memorandum for General McNair, February 22, 1944
4-267 Memorandum for Mr. McCloy, February 23, 1944
4-268 To Joseph Stalin, February 24, 1944
4-269 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, February 25, 1944
4-270 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, February 28, 1944
4-271 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, February 28, 1944
4-272 To Second Lieutenant Allen T. Brown, March 1, 1944
4-273 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, March 1, 1944
4-274 Editorial Note on Debate over Pacific Strategy, 1944
4-275 Memorandum for the Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet, March 1, 1944
4-276 Memorandum for the Commander in Chief, U.S. Fleet, March 2, 1944
4-277 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, March 2, 1944
4-278 To Captain Clifton S. Brown, March 3, 1944
4-279 To General Douglas MacArthur, March 9, 1944
4-280 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, March 9, 1944
4-281 Memorandum for General Surles, March 9, 1944
4-282 To DeWitt Wallace, March 10, 1944
4-283 To General Douglas MacArthur, March 10, 1944
4-284 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy and Admiral King, March 11, 1944
4-285 To Second Lieutenant Allen T. Brown, March 11, 1944
4-286 To General Douglas MacArthur and Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, March 12, 1944
4-287 Memorandum for the President, March 13, 1944
4-288 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, March 13, 1944
4-289 To Enit Kaufman from Lieutenant Colonel H. Merrill Pasco, March 13, 1944
4-290 Memorandum for General Handy, March 14, 1944
4-291 Memorandum for the President, March 15, 1944
4-292 To the Students of Miss Craig’s Class, March 15, 1944
4-293 To Captain Clifton S. Brown, March 15, 1944
4-294 To Winston S. Churchill, March 15, 1944
4-295 To Lieutenant General Walter Bedell Smith, March 15, 1944
4-296 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, March 16, 1944
4-297 To Brigadier General Frank E. Lowe, March 16, 1944
4-298 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of War, March 17, 1944
4-299 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, March 17, 1944
4-300 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, March 17, 1944
4-301 Editorial Note on African-American Troops
4-302 To Lieutenant General Millard F. Harmon, March 18, 1944
4-303 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, March 20, 1944
4-304 Memorandum for General Somervell, March 20, 1944
4-305 To Second Lieutenant Allen T. Brown, March 21, 1944
4-306 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3, March 21, 1944
4-307 Editorial Note on WAC, March 1944
4-308 Statement for the Women’s Army Corps Recruiting Campaign, March 21, 1944
4-309 To Ray Beall Coll, March 22, 1944
4-310 Memorandum for Justice Byrnes, March 23, 1944
4-311 Memorandum for General Lewis, March 23, 1944
4-312 To Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, March 23, 1944
4-313 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, March 23, 1944
4-314 Memorandum for General Osborn, March 23, 1944
4-315 To Harry S. Truman, March 23, 1944
4-316 To Second Lieutenant Allen T. Brown, March 24, 1944
4-317 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, March 24, 1944
4-318 Memorandum for General McNair, March 24, 1944
4-319 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, March 24, 1944
4-320 Memorandum for General Handy, March 25, 1944
4-321 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, March 25, 1944
4-322 To Harry S. Truman, March 25, 1944
4-323 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, March 25, 1944
4-324 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, March 29, 1944
4-325 Memorandum for Sergeant Powder, March 29, 1944
4-326 To Lady Burghley, March 29, 1944
4-327 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, March 30, 1944
4-328 Editorial Note on Marshall’s Execution of Duties, Spring 1944
4-329 Memorandum for General Eisenhower, April 1, 1944
4-330 To Admiral William F. Halsey, April 3, 1944
4-331 To Neal Dow Becker, April 4, 1944
4-332 Memorandum for the President, April 4, 1944
4-333 To General Douglas MacArthur, April 4, 1944
4-334 Memorandum for General White, G-1, April 5, 1944
4-335 To General Douglas MacArthur, April 6, 1944
4-336 Memorandum on Women’s Army Corps, April 6, 1944
4-337 To Roy A. Roberts, April 6, 1944
4-338 Memorandum for Admiral King, April 10, 1944
4-339 Memorandum for Admiral King, April 10, 1944
4-340 To Thomas E. Martin, April 10, 1944
4-341 To Major General John R. Deane, April 11, 1944
4-342 To Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark, April 11, 1944
4-343 Memorandum for the President, April 11, 1944
4-344 Memorandum for General McNair, April 12, 1944
4-345 To General Douglas MacArthur, April 12, 1944
4-346 To Winston S. Churchill, April 13, 1944
4-347 To Dexter B. Wiswell, April 13, 1944
4-348 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, April 13, 1944
4-349 Memorandum for the President, April 13, 1944
4-350 To David Laurance Chambers, April 14, 1944
4-351 Memorandum for the President, April 15, 1944
4-352 To Charles A. Plumley, April 15, 1944
4-353 Memorandum for the President, April 15, 1944
4-354 To General Ho Ying-chin, April 15, 1944
4-355 Memorandum for the President, April 17, 1944
4-356 Editorial Note on the Woodrum Committee
4-357 Memorandum for Admiral King, April 17, 1944
4-358 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, April 17, 1944
4-359 Memorandum for the President, April 18, 1944
4-360 To Second Lieutenant Allen T. Brown, April 18, 1944
4-361 To Winston S. Churchill, April 18, 1944
4-362 To Arthur Hays Sulzberger, April 19, 1944
4-363 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, April 22, 1944
4-364 Memorandum for Admiral King, April 22, 1944
4-365 To L. Ferdinand Zerkel, April 22, 1944
4-366 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, April 22, 1944
4-367 Memorandum for Mr. Bundy, April 23, 1944
4-368 Memorandum for the President, April 24, 1944
4-369 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, April 24, 1944
4-370 Memorandum for General Somervell, April 26, 1944
4-371 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, April 26, 1944
4-372 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, April 26, 1944
4-373 Memorandum for Admiral King, April 27, 1944
4-374 Memorandum for General White, April 27, 1944
4-375 To Second Lieutenant Allen T. Brown, April 28, 1944
4-376 Memorandum for General Persons, April 28, 1944
4-377 Memorandum for the President, April 29, 1944
4-378 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, April 29, 1944
4-379 Memorandum for the Chief, Army Ground Forces, April 30, 1944
4-380 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, May 1, 1944
4-381 To Brigadier General Claude M. Adams, May 11, 1944
4-382 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, May 16, 1944
4-383 Memorandum for General Campbell, May 16, 1944
4-384 Editorial Note on Free French Forces
4-385 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, May 16, 1944
4-386 To Lieutenant General Walter Bedell Smith, May 16, 1944
4-387 Memorandum for General de Saint-Didier, May 17, 1944
4-388 Memorandum for the President, May 17, 1944
4-389 Memorandum for General McNarney, May 17, 1944
4-390 To Second Lieutenant Allen T. Brown, May 17, 1944
4-391 General Marshall’s Remarks at Bernard M. Baruch Dinner, May 24, 1944
4-392 To Captain Joseph M. Patterson, May 26, 1944
4-393 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, May 26, 1944
4-394 Editorial Note on China-Burma-India Theater, May 1944
4-395 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, May 26, 1944
4-396 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, May 29, 1944
4-397 To Mrs. Allen T. Brown, May 30, 1944
4-398 To C. Paul Nelson, June 2, 1944
4-399 Remarks by General George C. Marshall on His Acceptance of the Order of Suvorov from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics1
4-400 Memorandum for the President, June 6, 1944
4-401 Memorandum for Major General N. T. Kirk, June 7, 1944
4-402 Memorandum for General McNarney, June 7, 1944
4-403 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, June 7, 1944
4-404 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, June 7, 1944
4-405 To Mrs. Allen T. Brown, June 7, 1944
4-406 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, June 7, 1944
4-407 Editorial Note on Normandy Landings, June 6, 1944
4-408 To Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, June 12, 1944
4-409 Editorial Note on Plans for Operations in France, June 13, 1944
4-410 To Franklin D. Roosevelt and Henry L. Stimson, June 14, 1944
4-411 Editorial Note on Combined Chiefs of Staff Meeting, June 1944
4-412 Infantry Day Statement by the Chief of Staff, June 15, 1944
4-413 Statement of General George C. Marshall, Chief of Staff, June 15, 1944
4-414 Editorial Note on de Gaulle’s Visit to Normandy, June 1944
4-415 To Franklin D. Roosevelt, June 16, 1944
4-416 Statement for the Stars and Stripes, June 16, 1944
4-417 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, June 22, 1944
4-418 To Mrs. Allen T. Brown, June 23, 1944
4-419 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, June 23, 1944
4-420 Memorandum for General McNair, June 23, 1944
4-421 Memorandum for General White, June 23, 1944
4-422 To General Douglas MacArthur, June 24, 1944
4-423 To General John J. Pershing, June 26, 1944
4-424 To Field Marshal Sir John Dill, June 27, 1944
4-425 Memorandum for General Handy, June 27, 1944
4-426 Memorandum for the President, June 27, 1944
4-427 To Winston S. Churchill, June 28, 1944
4-428 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, June 28, 1944
4-429 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, June 29, 1944
4-430 Memorandum for the President, June 30, 1944
4-431 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, July 1, 1944
4-432 To Nora E. Ward, July 3, 1944
4-433 To Henry L. Stimson, July 3, 1944
4-434 Memorandum for the President for the U.S. Chiefs of Staff, July 4, 1944
4-435 To Colonel Frank Capra, July 4, 1944
4-436 To Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., July 5, 1944
4-437 Memorandum for the President, July 5, 1944
4-438 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, OPD, July 6, 1944
4-439 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, July 7, 1944
4-440 To Bernard M. Baruch, July 7, 1944
4-441 Editorial Note on de Gaulle’s Washington Visit, July 1944
4-442 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, July 7, 1944
4-443 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, July 8, 1944
4-444 To Admiral Harold R. Stark, July 11, 1944
4-445 Memorandum for Colonel Grogan from Colonel Frank McCarthy, July 11, 1944
4-446 To Lieutenant General Joseph W. Stilwell, July 11, 1944
4-447 To Lieutenant General Omar N. Bradley, July 12, 1944
4-448 To Field Marshal Sir John Dill, July 12, 1944
4-449 Memorandum for the Under Secretary, July 13, 1944
4-450 To John S. Shedden, July 13, 1944
4-451 To Colonel Robert R. McCormick, July 13, 1944
4-452 To Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., July 14, 1944
4-453 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, July 14, 1944
4-454 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, July 16, 1944
4-455 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, July 17, 1944
4-456 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, July 17, 1944
4-457 Memorandum for General Handy, July 19, 1944
4-458 Memorandum for General Handy, July 19, 1944
4-459 To Lieutenant General Robert C. Richardson, Jr., July 20, 1944
4-460 To Mrs. William M. Hoge, July 20, 1944
4-461 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, July 20, 1944
4-462 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, July 20, 1944
4-463 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, July 23, 1944
4-464 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, July 24, 1944
4-465 To Mrs. Lesley J. McNair, July 26, 1944
4-466 To Colonel Oveta Culp Hobby, July 27, 1944
4-467 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, July 31, 1944
4-468 Editorial Note on Allied Progress, August 1944
4-469 Memorandum for Colonel Park, August 1, 1944
4-470 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 1, 1944
4-471 To Major General Auguste Brossin de Saint-Didier, August 2, 1944
4-472 To General Douglas MacArthur, August 3, 1944
4-473 To General Joseph W. Stilwell, August 3, 1944
4-474 To Admiral William D. Leahy, August 5, 1944
4-475 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 15, 1944
4-476 Memorandum to the Secretary of War, August 16, 1944
4-477 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 16, 1944
4-478 Memorandum for the President, August 16, 1944
4-479 To Mrs. John J. Singer, August 17, 1944
4-480 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 17, 1944
4-481 To Major General Ellard A. Walsh, August 17, 1944
4-482 Draft Message, August 18, 1944
4-483 Draft Instructions, August 18, 1944
4-484 Memorandum for General Handy, August 18, 1944
4-485 To Harry L. Hopkins, August 18, 1944
4-486 To Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers, August 18, 1944
4-487 Memorandum for the President, August 22, 1944
4-488 Message to the National Association of Broadcasters, August 22, 1944
4-489 To Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney, August 26, 1944
4-490 Memorandum for Colonel Pasco, August 31, 1944
4-491 To Jess Krueger, August 31, 1944
4-492 To General Joseph W. Stilwell, August 31, 1944
4-493 To General Douglas MacArthur, September 1, 1944
4-494 Memorandum for General Embrick, September 1, 1944
4-495 To Major General Morrison C. Stayer, September 4, 1944
4-496 To General Joseph W. Stilwell, September 4, 1944
4-497 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 5, 1944
4-498 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Lt. General Devers, September 5, 1944
4-499 To Major General Auguste Brossin de Saint-Didier, September 6, 1944
4-500 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 6, 1944
4-501 Memorandum for the Assistant Secretary of War, September 7, 1944
4-502 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 8, 1944
4-503 To General Douglas MacArthur, September 8, 1944
4-504 To General Joseph W. Stilwell, September 9, 1944
4-505 Editorial Note on the Second Quebec Conference, September 1944
4-506 To Henry L. Stimson, September 13, 1944
4-507 Memorandum for the President, September 13, 1944
4-508 To Bernard M. Baruch, September 14, 1944
4-509 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 14, 1944
4-510 Proposed Message from the President to the Generalissimo, September 16, 1944
4-511 To Colonel Ralph D. Mershon, September 16, 1944
4-512 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, September 18, 1944
4-513 To Lieutenant General George S. Patton, Jr., September 18, 1944
4-514 Speech to the American Legion, September 18, 1944
4-515 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 19, 1944
4-516 To DeWitt Wallace, September 20, 1944
4-517 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 21, 1944
4-518 To Field Marshal Sir John Dill, September 21, 1944
4-519 Editorial Note on Investigation of the Pearl Harbor Attack, 1944
4-520 Memorandum for General Bissell, September 22, 1944
4-521 Memorandum for General Clark, September 22, 1944
4-522 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, September 22, 1944
4-523 Memorandum for Admiral King, September 23, 1944
4-524 Memorandum for Justice Byrnes, September 25, 1944
4-525 Memorandum for Admiral King, September 25, 1944
4-526 To Thomas E. Dewey, September 25, 1944
4-527 To Admiral Sir Percy Noble, September 25, 1944
4-528 To Major General Ellard A. Walsh, September 26, 1944
4-529 Memorandum for General McNarney, September 26, 1944
4-530 To Thomas E. Dewey, September 27, 1944
4-531 To Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., September 28, 1944
4-532 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, September 28, 1944
4-533 To Mrs. Allen T. Brown, September 28, 1944
4-534 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, September 29, 1944
4-535 To Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, October 2, 1944
4-536 Memorandum for General Embick, October 3, 1944
4-537 Memorandum for Admiral Leahy, October 4, 1944
4-538 Memorandum for the President, October 4, 1944
4-539 To Mrs. Walter Bedell Smith, October 4, 1944
4-540 Editorial Note on Inspection Trip to France, October 1944
4-541 To Lieutenant Colonel H. Merrill Pasco, October 7, 1944
4-542 Editorial Note on Inspection Trip to France, October 1944
4-543 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, October 16, 1944
4-544 Draft Message from the President to the Generalissimo, October 16, 1944
4-545 To Major General Frank R. McCoy, October 17, 1944
4-546 Memorandum for General Henry, October 18, 1944
4-547 To General Joseph W. Stilwell, October 18, 1944
4-548 Memorandum for Field Marshal Sir John Dill, October 20, 1944
4-549 Memorandum for the President, October 20, 1944
4-550 Memorandum for General Handy, General Hull, October 20, 1944
4-551 To Lieutenant General George S. Patton, Jr., October 23, 1944
4-552 Draft C.C.S. Message to Eisenhower, October 23, 1944
4-553 To Mrs. George S. Patton, Jr., October 25, 1944
4-554 Memorandum for the Commanding General, Army Air Forces, October 26, 1944
4-555 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, October 26, 1944
4-556 Reference Appointment MacArthur, October 26, 1944
4-557 Memorandum for the Chief of Staff, October 27, 1944
4-558 Navy Day Statement, October 27, 1944
4-559 To Mrs. E. A. H. James, October 29, 1944
4-560 To Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, October 30, 1944
4-561 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, October 31, 1944
4-562 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, November 1, 1944
4-563 To Mrs. Thomas Monaghan, November 1, 1944
4-564 To Sam Hobbs, November 2, 1944
4-565 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, November 2, 1944
4-566 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, November 3, 1944
4-567 Draft Press Release, November 3, 1944
4-568 Memorandum for the Press, November 4, 1944
4-569 Memorandum to the Press, November 4, 1944
4-570 To Winston S. Churchill, November 7, 1944
4-571 To Lieutenant General Joseph T. McNarney, November 9, 1944
4-572 To Franklin D. Roosevelt, November 10, 1944
4-573 Memorandum for General Somervell, November 11, 1944
4-574 To Colonel Stuart A. Howard, November 12, 1944
4-575 To Major General John W. O’Daniel, November 13, 1944
4-576 Memorandum for the Acting Director Special Planning Division, November 13, 1944
4-577 Memorandum for Colonel McCarthy, November 14, 1944
4-578 Memorandum for General Handy, November 14, 1944
4-579 To Admiral Sir James Somerville, November 14, 1944
4-580 Memorandum for the Assistant Secretary of War, November 14, 1944
4-581 To Major General Ewing E. Booth, November 14, 1944
4-582 To Captain Donald Hough, November 14, 1944
4-583 To Colonel William H. Draper, Jr., November 15, 1944
4-584 To W. O. Edwards, November 15, 1944
4-585 To Brigadier General Robert E. Wood, November 16, 1944
4-586 To Mrs. Jerome G. Pillow, November 16, 1944
4-587 Memorandum for General Hull, November 16, 1944
4-588 Memorandum for Admiral King, November 16, 1944
4-589 Statement on Universal Military Training, November 16, 1944
4-590 Memorandum for General Somervell, November 22, 1944
4-591 To Clarence Francis, November 22, 1944
4-592 To Elmer Davis, November 24, 1944
4-593 Memorandum for Admiral Somerville, November 24, 1944
4-594 Memorandum for General Tompkins, November 26, 1944
4-595 To Ben Hibbs, November 27, 1944
4-596 Memorandum for General Arnold, General Handy, General Hull, November 28, 1944
4-597 Memorandum for General Somervell, November 28, 1944
4-598 Memorandum for General Hull, November 30, 1944
4-599 To Charles R. Hook, December 1, 1944
4-600 Memorandum for G-3, December 4, 1944
4-601 To Cordell Hull, December 6, 1944
4-602 To Admiral Harold R. Stark, December 8, 1944
4-603 To George G. Sadowski, December 9, 1944
4-604 Remarks Before Pennsylvania Society, December 9, 1944
4-605 To General Joseph W. Stilwell, December 12, 1944
4-606 To Mrs. Alex G. Smith, December 15, 1944
4-607 To Lady Burghley, December 16, 1944
4-608 Memorandum for General Somervell, December 17, 1944
4-609 To Major General Matthew B. Ridgway, December 18, 1944
4-610 Memorandum for General Somervell, December 18, 1944
4-611 To General Dwight D. Eisenhower, December 18, 1944
4-612 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, December 18, 1944
4-613 To General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, December 19, 1944
4-614 To Major General Raymond S. McLain, December 19, 1944
4-615 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, December 21, 1944
4-616 To Franklin D. Roosevelt, December 21, 1944
4-617 Notes for Secretary of War’s Press Conference, December 21, 1944
4-618 Editorial Note on the Battle of the Bulge, December 1944
4-619 Notes for the Secretary of War’s Press Conference, December 21, 1944
4-620 To General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, December 22, 1944
4-621 To Lieutenant Colonel H. Merrill Pasco, December 25, 1944
4-622 To Archibald MacLeish, December 25, 1944
4-623 Memorandum for General Surles, December 25, 1944
4-624 Memorandum for General Handy, December 26, 1944
4-625 To General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, December 26, 1944
4-626 Notes for the Secretary of War’s Press Conference, December 28, 1944
4-627 Memorandum for General Handy, December 28, 1944
4-628 Memorandum for General Handy, December 28, 1944
4-629 Memorandum for the Assistant Secretary of State, December 30, 1944
4-630 Memorandum for the President, December 30, 1944
4-631 Memorandum for General Handy, December 30, 1944
4-632 To General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, December 30, 1944
Volume 4: Aggressive and Determined Leadership – Composite Book

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Photograph of a young Vietnamese Boy, 1968
Collection:

Sometime in 1968, C. W. Bowman took care of a young Vietnamese boy. He picked him up off the streets in Saigon during the Tet offensive (January-September of 1968). The boy’s family had been killed and he was living on the street. Charles Bowman bought him a uniform and fed him at the Company area.

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

Scene along country road in northern France.

Photographs

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

A wheat field in 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-00993, Agriculture/Wheat
Call Number: FRA-00993 Collection:

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

Photographs

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

Full coal cars in northern French coal mine.

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

Date: June 1, 1943 - December 31, 1944
 
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