COLLECTIONS

Volume 4: Aggressive and Determined Leadership

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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War Department Chiefs and Executives, October 19,
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Organization Chart Offices of the Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff & Secretary, General Staff, September 15,
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Organization Chart Offices of the Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff & Secretariat, General Staff, March 1,
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Statistics Branch War Department General Staff organization chart
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Secretariat, War Department General Staff, June 7,
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Handshake after award from Gen. George C. Marshall, 1945
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Legion of Merit awarded by Gen. George C. Marshall, 1945
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Legion of Merit awarded by Gen. George C. Marshall

Newspaper clipping of Pershing attending Brown-Marshall Wedding, October 12,
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Notice of Marshall-Brown wedding

Invitation list to wedding of Katherine T. Brown and Lt. Col. George C. Marshall, 1930
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Inivtation list to the wedding of Katherine T. Brown and Lt. Col. George C. Marshall

Marshall Day at Virginia Military Institute, May 15,
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Marshall Day Virginia Military Institute