The items concern Scow’s career as a member of the U.S. Army Medical Corps in the Far East, specifically in the Philippines and Korea. 90th 98. rhine 97. infantry division 94. soldiers 93. seventh 92. commanding 90. artillery 88. On June 6, 1944 he landed with the 16th Regiment on Omaha Beach and was later awarded the Silver Star for his action. Hammersley Photograph Collection Mervyn F. Burke Collection The collection contains personal letters written to Mr. and Mrs. Love from Mrs. Marshall along with one letter from George C. Marshall, newspaper clippings about the Marshalls and the Shiver family, and a photograph of Mrs. Marshall’s press conference promoting her book. The collection consists of genealogical information on the Taliaferro family compiled by Kathleen Buckner Carter (1888-1983). This collection consists of material pertaining to either the science of cryptology or William F. Friedman, one of the foremost American cryptographers. Smith family papers include correspondence, deeds, wills, plats, slave sales, and other financial papers. He wrote, printed, and distributed the “Cambria Press News,” a shipboard project with limited circulation. Joe A. Noake Collection It may take up to 1-5 minutes before you receive it. The collection contains papers and published materials relating to the World War II combat history of the 4th Armored Division. Also included is correspondence with C.J. Benny Tuzinski was born in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania in 1920. During the Korean War, Kim served with the U.S. Eighth Army as an intelligence officer from November 1950 to June 1952. Denny D. Pidhayny served with the 58th Bomber Wing, 20th Air Force, during World War II and flew B-29 Superfortress missions in the China-Burma-India Theatre (CBI) and on the Marianas. "Fame never yet found a man who waited to be found" - "In case of doubt attack" - "Know what you know and know what you don't know" Patton was the ultimate soldier's general. Mullen Diaries Cecilia B. He served in the European Theatre of Operations and came ashore D+1 (June 7, 1944) at Normandy. You can write a book review and share your experiences. Included are photographs, after-action reports, combat and training events, scrapbooks, etc. Leslie Richard Groves (1896-1970) was the military commander of the Manhattan Engineering District – the atomic bomb project. William M. Bruce was the father of Mrs. Hanson Baldwin (Helen). This is a large collection covering every major aspect of the United States (U.S.) involvement in WWII. The women’s history material consists of popular articles and newspaper clippings (1971-1976) as well as scholarly articles on the changing role of women. The collection contains memorabilia from the 78th Division as well as maps showing the areas of France, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Czechoslovakia where the 78th fought. The papers document the military service of Shelton H. Short, Jr. (1898-1974), as well as his business and political activities in southside Virginia. Also included are personal correspondence files, personal memorabilia, awards, decorations, and Photographs. There is also a photocopy of a map of the Changjin Reservoir area. The collection contains letters, articles, memoirs, and remembrances of this experience. John Walker Downer (1881-1977) of Charleston, West Virginia, attended Virginia Military Institute (VMI), Class of ’02, before beginning a long, illustrious military and equestrian career. After graduating from college in 1915, he departed for England in August 1917 and was killed overseas. The remaining sketches are of other World War II army figures. Subjects addressed include Army exhibits, World’s Fairs of 1935 and 1940, QMC performance, and press releases. Army Signal Corps Photograph Collection Most of the material is copied documents and secondary source items. This small collection contains newspaper clippings and a booklet detailing the dedication of the George C. Marshall Foundation and the Marshall Plan. Stationed first at Brisbane, Australia, Allyn later served in Hollandia, New Guinea before being sent to Manila in the Philippines to record the navy and marine personnel confined in the Santo Tomas prisoner of war camp outside of Manila. The collection primarily consists of a 14-volume set of galley proofs of transcripts from the hearings conducted by the Joint Committee on the Investigation of the Pearl Harbor Attack. The collection spans six generations of the Marston family and consists of official and personal correspondence of the Marstons, journals and diaries, newspaper clippings, photographs and engravings, wills, and scrapbooks. George B. Hightower Collection James B. Tucker Collection This collection consists mostly of GCM’s outgoing correspondence. George J. There is one small folder of notes belonging to Charles Hal Dayhugg (1906- ), VMI 1931, as well as two speeches he gave. Louise Henshaw Collection Bernard W. Marchant Scrapbook Material consists mainly of correspondence and speeches as well as clippings, printed material, and Photographs that Butterworth saved during his career. The collection contains the February 20, 1945 issue of Look magazine. These pictures depict the German military hierarchy and the destruction of the war. Rex N. Allyn Collection Murphy, a Democrat, was elected as the representative of Pennsylvania’s 11th congressional district for the seventy-eighth and seventy-ninth Congress (1943-1946). Much of his life was devoted to issues of arms control and peaceful use of nuclear power. This collection consists of letters written by Pvt. Margaret Wilson left the military after her war service and continued to work as a nurse for many years. Allied forces – 1st/2nd [King Edward VII’s Own] Gurkha Rifles, and 2nd Platoon of ‘A’ Company of 6th Rajputana MG Battalion, both of 7th Indian Infantry Brigade, 3rd Royal Horse Artillery, and 11th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, all of 4th Indian Division, directly attached to US 12th Army Group. They are both buried at Arlington National Cemetary. D.M. The collection contains a copy of Dr. Margaret Craighill Wotherspoon’s 1947 report “History of Psychiatric Aspects of Women Serving in the Army”, delivered before the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting; newspaper clippings; and greeting cards. Elizebeth Friedman collaborated with her husband on The Shakespearean Ciphers Examined as well as studying the Beale Treasure and the Voynich Manuscript. The German material includes Divisional Orders (January-June 1918); War Orders (May-September 1915); Weekly Reports (July 1917-May 1918); as well as personal correspondence and propaganda. Shelton H. Short, Jr. Papers Everyone associated with him came under his spell and it is no exaggeration to say that they would have given their lives for him. William Richard Arnold (1881-1965) served as Chief of Chaplains, U.S. army, from 1937 to 1945; he then was consecrated Bishop of Phocaea, a position he held until his death. This collection contains correspondence between brothers William and Lorenzo Hall and their sister Anna during World War I. The letters illustrate the family devotion during the war and provide a snapshot of this crucial period in United States history. She died in 1990 and was buried with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetary. This larger collection of Shelton H. Short’s includes official and personal mementos of his various travels and experiences. This collection documents the year Aliston Fairfield Dana (1916- ) spent in China with George C. Marshall’s mission. The collection contains patent documents, letters, newspaper clippings, and Photographs. George Marlott Diary The largest portion of this collection consists of copies of NSA/CSS documents made available to the National Archives. John Ferguson served in China during World War II. Contributors include Madeleine C. Davis, V.J. Dr. Colvin held various professorships before joining the faculty of Washington and Lee University in 1961. Organized in 1942, by the Army, the School’s purpose was to train officers and enlisted men to supervise the recreational, educational, and entertainment life of American military installations. Interviews are alphabetical by last name. The collection contains various booklets and manuals on military hardware, strategy, and engineering. He was also present at the liberation of the Weimar concentration camp in 1945. The collection contains a number of original booklets and pamphlets detailing the implementation of the Marshall Plan in Europe. Lester L. Schnare began his career with the Foreign Service department of the U.S. in the early 1900s. Dr. Wickham held parishes in New York, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and Virginia. Suzann B. Brainerd Collection In 1942 he was captured by the Japanese and participated in the Bataan death march. In the spring of 1981, he received a research fellowship from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). John Hart Caughey Collection Murphy resigned from Congress in 1946 after being nominated by President Harry S. Truman to serve as judge of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. As head of the Photo Branch of the USIS in Paris from 1950-1954, Martin was responsible for the dissemination of photographic material to the U.S. Embassies in Europe. They are housed in the archives at the George C. Marshall Foundation Research Library. Mark Skinner Watson Notes The collection contains one photograph of the May 1945 Commanding General and Staff Section Chiefs, Headquarters 12th Army Group. Madeline I. Dinsmore (1874-1948), a prominent resident for many years of Edgartown, MA and Staatsburg-on-Hudson, NY, collected clippings on WW I, particularly cartoons and humorous or cheerful sayings. Roderick S. Hipskind Collection of the Story, covers the years 1936-1941. Additionally, there is a good bibliography on the ECA. Collected by Hanson Weightman Baldwin (1903 – ), longtime military editor of the New York Times, items include WW I casualty reports, WW II war plans strategy session reports, military operations reports, Nuremberg Trial documents, correspondence on casualties and historical events of WW II, as well as reports on the Korean Conflict and the Pueblo incident. Included is material from a colloquium in Brussels, ceremonies in Bonn and Vienna, luncheons in Paris, and a commemoration at Harvard. Documents gathered by the State Department in preparation for two separate investigations following WW II, the Nuremberg Trials and the Pearl Harbor Attack Inquiry, make up this collection. Barbara A. Knight Collection Hayne’s 1975 recollections of GCM and a playbill of Marshall’s 1927 pay, “At the Customs”, round out the collection. In 1943 he started basic training at Camp Wolters, Texas and served in the First Battalion of the 318th Infantry Regiment of the 80th Division. Pierpont L. Stackpole (1875-1936) kept this diary while he was aide-de-camp to General Hunter Liggett during WW I. Stackpole gives a daily account of activities and meetings at Liggett’s headquarters in Neufchateau, Ligny-en-Barrois, and Coblenz. The collection consists of sheet music of twelve WW I era songs, including “Over There” and “There’s a Long, Long Trail”, as well as “Dear Lad O’Mine” and “Keep the Home Fires Burning”. This currently consists of digitized chapters of Barry Machado’s In Search of  a Usable Past: The Marshall Plan and Postwar Reconstruction Today. The diary is a photocopy. It contains several photographs, postcards, and other paper souvenirs. The Patton material is especially rich, providing a study of the making of a motion picture from start to finish, including research, legal matters, script writing, filming, reviews, and the winning of the Academy Award. He sketched Congressional hearings and other trials where cameras were not allowed. Included are notebooks prepared by Martin, press releases, plastos and material relating to plastos. Haydon L. Boatner Collection The papers are divided into twelve groups according to Marshall’s assignments and the offices he held at: Fort Benning, 1932; Fort Screven, 1932-1933; Fort Moultrie, 1933; Illinois National Guard, 1933-1936; Vancouver Barracks, 1936-1938; Pentagon Office (includes deputy Chief of Staff and Chief of Staff period), 1938-1945; China Mission, 1945-1947; Secretary of State, 1947-1948; American Battle Monuments Commission, 1949-1950; American Red Cross, 1949-1950; Secretary of Defense, 1950-1952; and Retirement, 1951-1960. During his distinguished military career, LtC. The collection contains correspondence, General Orders, maps, brochures, photographs, and newspapers. Edward L. Pine served with the Signal Corps in the headquarters of General Omar N. Bradley’s 1st United States Army Group and 12th United States Army Group from March 1944 to May 1945 in the European Theatre of Operations. A collection of stamps in four binders that commemorate the Marshall Plan era. Forrest Walker Collection Alfred Jones lives in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, where General Marshall was raised and made prints of various scenes around town that were part of Marshall’s youth. Collections are listed alphabetical by last name. George C. Marshall Collection The collection consists of newspaper clippings, Photographs, letters, postcards, ticket stubs, buttons, cards, and passes from this era. The collection contains three World War II ration books, two booklets containing facsimiles of the German and Japanese surrender documents, and four photographs taken at the unveiling of these documents at the National Archives, September 12, 1945. Paul Condoyiannis entered the Military Film Institute in 1951 and went on to the New York Institute of Photography in 1955. W. Walton Butterworth Papers Elmer Birdseye Collection William C. Norby Philatelic Collection Katherine Tupper Marshall Correspondence Collection On April 4, 1945, American soldiers of the 4th Armored Division of General Patton’s US Third Army were moving through the area south of the city of Gotha in search of a secret Nazi communications center when they unexpectedly came across the ghastly scene of the abandoned Ohrdruf forced labor camp. During World War II, he served in the Secretariat of Chief of Staff George C. Marshall, who decorated him with the Legion of Merit in 1945. The collection contains a copy of the V-E Day edition of the Armed Forces newspaper Stars & Stripes, London edition. Marie Marshall Singer Collection Virginia Lee was born in Boston in 1915 and joined the army in 1943 (WAC). A n n e Osborne Shone write that although he took early retirement ( in 1 990) she i involved in a new app l ica­ t ion of her former profession. Mildred Carlson was a secretary to George C. Marshall from 1950-1951. The collection is arranged chronologically by subject and is divided into seven series. 172nd Combat Engineer Battalion Collection