COLLECTIONS

Volume 2: We Cannot Delay

The second volume covers the period in which Marshall attempted to raise the underfunded U.S. Army to the level of world power — and in which Marshall himself rose to the status of public figure.  The challenges he faced at this time came not only from politicians and rivals in other branches of the armed forces but also from within the army itself.  Marshall was able to achieve many of his goals through his extraordinary ability to reconcile differing opinions and to win friends on both sides of the isolationist-interventionist debate.

CONTENTS:

2-001 Editorial Note on Becoming Acting Chief of Staff, July 1939
2-002 Major General Masafumi Yamauti to George C. Marshall, July 1, 1939
2-003 To Lieutenant Colonel Harold R. Bull, July 1, 1939
2-004 To General Malin Craig, July 5, 1939
2-005 To Juan T. Trippe, July 6, 1939
2-006 To Major General Charles D. Herron, July 7, 1939
2-007 To Major General Henry H. Arnold, July 7, 1939
2-008 To Colonel Charles C. Haffner, July 12, 1939
2-009 To Joseph P. Kennedy, July 13, 1939
2-010 To General Malin Craig, July 13, 1939
2-011 To Brigadier General Jay L. Benedict, July 13, 1939
2-012 To Lieutenant Colonel Harold R. Bull, July 15, 1939
2-013 To General John J. Pershing, July 17, 1939
2-014 To Bernard M. Baruch, July 20, 1939
2-015 To Brigadier General Edmund L. Daley, July 20, 1939
2-016 Editorial Note on Marshall, July 1939
2-017 To Colonel George S. Patton, Jr., July 24, 1939
2-018 To Jefferson Caffery, July 24, 1939
2-019 Editorial Note on Latin American Military Relations, 1938-39
2-020 Memorandum for the Chief of the Air Corps [Arnold], July 26, 1939
2-021 To Joseph K. Carson, August 1, 1939
2-022 To Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., August 3, 1939
2-023 To Morris Sheppard, August 3, 1939
2-024 Memorandum for General Gasser, August 4, 1939
2-025 Memorandum for General De Witt, August 4, 1939
2-026 To Brigadier General Lesley J. McNair, August 7, 1939
2-027 To Brigadier General Bruce Magruder, August 7, 1939
2-028 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 [Andrews], August 9, 1939
2-029 To Jefferson Caffery, August 11, 1939
2-030 To Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., August 11, 1939
2-031 To Major General Walter S. Grant, August 12, 1939
2-032 To Brigadier General Lesley J. McNair, August 16, 1939
2-033 To General Malin Craig, August 21, 1939
2-034 Editorial Note on Army Legislation, August 1939
2-035 To Colonel Howard K. Loughry, August 22, 1939
2-036 To Mrs. Claude M. Adams, August 24, 1939
2-037 To Colonel Charles W. Weeks, August 26, 1939
2-038 To Major General Milton A. Reckord, August 30, 1939
2-039 To William R. Matthews, August 31, 1939
2-040 Statement on the Retirement of General Malin Craig, August 31, 1939
2-041 Editorial Note on Swearing in as Chief of Staff, September 1, 1939
2-042 To Mrs. George S. Patton, Jr., September 1, 1939
2-043 To Major General and Mrs. Frank R. McCoy, September 2, 1939
2-044 To Major General Daniel Van Voorhis, September 2, 1939
2-045 To General Malin Craig, September 5, 1939
2-046 To Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum, September 6, 1939
2-047 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, September 7, 1939
2-048 Memorandum for General Gasser, September 8, 1939
2-049 Speech, September 9, 1939
2-050 To Brigadier General Ralph M. Immell, September 14, 1939
2-051 To Captain Charles T. Lanham, September 15, 1939
2-052 To General Malin Craig, September 19, 1939
2-053 To Major General James K. Parsons, September 21, 1939
2-054 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, September 22, 1939
2-055 To General John J. Pershing, September 23, 1939
2-056 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 [Andrews], September 26, 1939
2-057 To Brigadier General Charles H. Cole, September 26, 1939
2-058 To Brigadier General Lesley J. McNair, September 29, 1939
2-059 To Major General David L. Stone, October 3, 1939
2-060 To Brigadier General James L. Collins, October 4, 1939
2-061 To General Pedro Góes Monteiro, October 5, 1939
2-062 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 [Andrews], October 6, 1939
2-063 To Major General David L. Stone, October 9, 1939
2-064 To Lieutenant General Stanley D. Embick, October 9, 1939
2-065 To Louise Mills, October 9, 1939
2-066 To Austin V. McClain, October 10, 1939
2-067 To Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum, October 10, 1939
2-068 Speech to the Army Ordnance Association, October 11, 1939
2-069 Speech to the National Guard Association of Pennsylvania, October 13, 1939
2-070 To Major General Frank R. McCoy, October 20, 1939
2-071 To Major General Walter C. Sweeney, October 23, 1939
2-072 Speech to the National Guard Association of the United States, October 27, 1939
2-073 Editorial Note on U.S. War Plans, April-November 1939
2-074 To Lieutenant General Albert J. Bowley, November 9, 1939
2-075 To Charles Johnston, November 10, 1939
2-076 Speech to the Committee on Community Chest, November 16, 1939
2-077 Editorial Note on R.O.T.C., 1939
2-078 To Colonel John F. Landis, November 20, 1939
2-079 To Brigadier General Asa L. Singleton, November 22, 1939
2-080 Memorandum for General Shedd, November 22, 1939
2-081 To Colonel Morris E. Locke, November 27, 1939
2-082 Editorial Note on 1940 Appropriations
2-083 Memorandum for General Gasser, November 28, 1939
2-084 To Brigadier General Clarence S. Ridley, December 1, 1939
2-085 To James W. Wadsworth, December 6, 1939
2-086 Editorial Note on Inspection Trip of December 1939
2-087 To Major General William N. Haskell, December 14, 1939
2-088 To Mrs. John J. Singer, December 18, 1939
2-089 To Kaufman T. Keller, December 18, 1939
2-090 To Lieutenant General Stanley D. Embick, December 18, 1939
2-091 To Brigadier General Adna R. Chaffee, December 20, 1939
2-092 Memorandum for General Blanding, December 20, 1939
2-093 To Major Claude M. Adams, December 28, 1939
2-094 Speech to the American Historical Association, December 28, 1939
2-095 To Major General Ewing E. Booth, December 29, 1939
2-096 To Colonel Morrison C. Stayer, December 29, 1939
2-097 Editorial Note on 1940 Spring Army Maneuvers
2-097 To Walter Hoving, February 28, 1940
2-098 To Mrs. Claude M. Adams, January 2, 1940
2-099 To Colonel Charles C. Haffner, January 4, 1940
2-100 Memorandum for G-2 [McCabe], January 5, 1940
2-101 To Brigadier General Duncan K. Major, Jr., January 8, 1940
2-102 Memorandum for Colonel Ward, January 10, 1940
2-103 To Robert R. McCormick, January 11, 1940
2-104 Memorandum for Major Ewert, January 13, 1940
2-105 To Major General Charles H. Martin, January 16, 1940
2-106 Editorial Note on January 1940 California Trip
2-107 To Captain William T. Sexton, January 23, 1940
2-108 To Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, January 23, 1940
2-109 To Brigadier General Lesley J. McNair, January 24, 1940
2-110 Memorandum for All Staff Divisions, Chiefs of Arms and Services, January 25, 1940
2-111 To Brigadier General Adna R. Chaffee, January 25, 1940
2-112 To James F. Byrnes, January 25, 1940
2-113 To William Allen White, January 25, 1940
2-114 To Lieutenant General Stanley D. Embick, January 26, 1940
2-115 To Colonel Edmund L. Gruber, January 27, 1940
2-116 To General Pedro Góes Monteiro, January 29, 1940
2-117 To William Davey, January 29, 1940
2-118 To John C. O’Laughlin, January 29, 1940
2-119 To David W. Hazen, February 2, 1940
2-120 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, February 3, 1940
2-121 Editorial Note on Caribbean Inspection Trip, February 1940
2-122 To Major General Edmund L. Daley, February 14, 1940
2-123 To Major General Charles D. Herron, February 14, 1940
2-124 To Major General Daniel Van Voorhis, February 14, 1940
2-125 To Lieutenant Colonel Francis A. Byrne, February 16, 1940
2-126 To Major Mark W. Clark, February 16, 1940
2-127 To Major General James G. Harbord, February 17, 1940
2-128 To Lieutenant Colonel John C. Montgomery, February 21, 1940
2-129 Editorial Note on Congressional Appropriations, February 1940
2-130 Memorandum for Colonel Burns, February 23, 1940
2-131 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, February 24, 1940
2-132 Editorial Note on Mobilization Planning, February 26, 1940
2-133 Speech to the Salvation Army, February 26, 1940
2-134 Memorandum for the Chief of Infantry [Lynch], February 27, 1940
2-135 To General John J. Pershing, February 27, 1940
2-137 To General Asa L. Singleton, February 28, 1940
2-138 To Major General Charles D. Herron, February 28, 1940
2-139 Editorial Note on Hawaii Trip, 1940
2-140 To Juan T. Trippe, March 16, 1940
2-141 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Shedd], March 18, 1940
2-142 To Lieutenant General Stanley D. Embick, March 23, 1940
2-143 To Brigadier General Asa L. Singleton, March 23, 1940
2-144 Memorandum for General Gasser, March 26, 1940
2-145 To Bernard M. Baruch, March 29, 1940
2-146 Memorandum for Colonel Bradley, March 30, 1940
2-147 To Major General Charles D. Herron, April 1, 1940
2-148 Memorandum for General Watson, April 1, 1940
2-149 To Brigadier General Clement A. Trott, April 1, 1940
2-150 To Major General Daniel Van Voorhis, April 2, 1940
2-151 To Bernard M. Baruch, April 3, 1940
2-152 To Bernard M. Baruch, April 9, 1940
2-153 To Brigadier General Lesley J. McNair, April 9, 1940
2-154 Editorial Note on Age-in-Grade Legislation
2-155 To Brigadier General Asa L. Singleton, April 11, 1940
2-156 Editorial Note on Impact of German Invasions, April-June, 1940
2-157 To General John J. Pershing, April 12, 1940
2-158 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, April 15, 1940
2-159 To Mrs. John J. Singer, April 16, 1940
2-160 To Brigadier General Asa L. Singleton, April 22, 1940
2-161 To Brigadier General James E. Chaney, April 23, 1940
2-162 To Lieutenant General Stanley D. Embick, April 29, 1940
2-163 To Bernard M. Baruch, April 29, 1940
2-164 To Lieutenant General Stanley D. Embick, May 1, 1940
2-165 To Major General Benjamin A. Poore, May 4, 1940
2-166 To Lieutenant General Stanley D. Embick, May 7, 1940
2-167 To Major General Daniel Van Voorhis, May 10, 1940
2-168 Editorial Note on Relations with FDR, May 1940
2-169 To Bernard M. Baruch, May 14, 1940
2-170 Memorandum for General Miles, G-2, May 14, 1940
2-171 Memorandum for Colonel Ward, May 15, 1940
2-172 Henry Morgenthau, Jr. to Franklin D. Roosevelt, May 15, 1940
2-173 To Walter G. Andrews, May 16, 1940
2-174 Editorial Note on Impact of French Collapse, May 13-17, 1940
2-175 Memorandum, May 22, 1940
2-176 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, May 22, 1940
2-177 Memorandum for the War Plans Division, May 23, 1940
2-178 Memorandum for the Deputy Chief Of Staff [Gasser], May 23, 1940
2-179 Editorial Note on Surplus Materiel and War Production, 1940
2-180 Memorandum for the War Plans Division, May 23, 1940
2-181 Editorial Note on Increased Preparedness Support, May 1940
2-182 Speech to the National Aviation Forum, May 27, 1940
2-183 To General Malin Craig, May 29, 1940
2-184 Editorial Note on Increased Budget Requests, May 1940
2-185 Memorandum for the President, May 29, 1940
2-186 To Mrs. Reynolds Brown, May 29, 1940
2-187 Editorial Note on Manpower Increases, 1940
2-188 Public Relations Branch Press Release, June 1, 1940
2-189 To Major General William N. Haskell, June 3, 1940
2-190 To Irving B. Babcock, June 3, 1940
2-191 To Morris Sheppard, June 5, 1940
2-192 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 [Andrews], June 6, 1940
2-193 Memorandum for the File, June 7, 1940
2-194 Memorandum for the President, June 8, 1940
2-195 To Edwin C. Johnson, June 8, 1940
2-196 To Major General John F. Williams, June 8, 1940
2-197 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Shedd], June 13, 1940
2-198 To Allen T. Brown, June 13, 1940
2-199 Memorandum for General Shedd, June 14, 1940
2-200 To Lieutenant General Stanley D. Embick, June 15, 1940
2-201 To Major General Charles E. Kilbourne, June 17, 1940
2-202 To Major General Roy D. Keehn, June 18, 1940
2-203 Editorial Note on the Fall of France, June 1940
2-204 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, June 18, 1940
2-205 Speech to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, June 19, 1940
2-206 To Major General Daniel Van Voorhis, June 20, 1940
2-207 Editorial Note on Stimson Becoming Secretary of War, 1940
2-208 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, June 24, 1940
2-209 To Major General Frank R. McCoy, June 26, 1940
2-210 To Bernard M. Baruch, June 29, 1940
2-211 Editorial Note on Relations with the Navy, 1940
2-212 To Major General Daniel Van Voorhis, July 3, 1940
2-213 Memorandum for General Strong, July 3, 1940
2-214 Memorandum for the Under Secretary of State [Welles], 1940
2-215 Memorandum for General Green, July 5, 1940
2-216 Certificate of Compliance, July 12, 1940
2-217 Editorial Note on Defense Effort Speed-up, June-July 1940
2-218 Statement for Life Magazine, July 13, 1940
2-219 Memorandum for General Andrews, July 13, 1940
2-220 To Major General Roy D. Keehn, July 15, 1940
2-221 Memorandum for the President, July 17, 1940
2-222 To Arthur J. Hayes, July 17, 1940
2-223 To Allen T. Brown, July 17, 1940
2-224 Memorandum for the President, July 18, 1940
2-225 Memorandum for General G. A. Lynch, July 19, 1940
2-226 To Colonel George S. Patton, Jr., July 19, 1940
2-227 To Colonel Chester R. Davis, July 20, 1940
2-228 Memorandum for Captain Sexton, July 22, 1940
2-229 To J. Edgar Hoover, July 22,1940
2-230 To Mrs. John J. Singer, July 23, 1940
2-231 To Brigadier General Adna R. Chaffee, July 24, 1940
2-232 Memorandum for the Chief of Ordnance [Wesson], July 26, 1940
2-233 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, July 29, 1940
2-234 To Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., August 2, 1940
2-235 N.B.C. Radio Address on the Maneuvers, August 5, 1940
2-236 Memorandum for the Chief, National Guard Bureau [Williams], August 6, 1940
2-237 To Mrs. Reynolds Brown, August 6, 1940
2-238 Editorial Note on Armaments Production
2-239 Memorandum for General Shedd, August 7, 1940
2-240 To John C. O’Laughlin, August 8, 1940
2-241 Memorandum for General Moore, August 9, 1940
2-242 To Mrs. Butler Ames, August 16, 1940
2-243 To the Editor of the Oregonian, August 20, 1940
2-244 Conference Notes, August 20, 1940
2-245 To Lieutenant General Daniel Van Voorhis, August 22, 1940
2-246 To Brigadier General Asa L. Singleton, August 27, 1940
2-247 Memorandum for the President, August 27, 1940
2-248 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, August 28, 1940
2-249 To Lieutenant General Charles D. Herron, August 28, 1940
2-250 To Robert R. McCormick, August 28, 1940
2-251 To General Malin Craig, September 3, 1940
2-252 To Major General Campbell King, September 5, 1940
2-253 Memorandum for General Bryden, September 6, 1940
2-254 To Major General Claude V. Birkhead, September 9, 1940
2-255 Memorandum for Admiral Harold R. Stark, September 10, 1940
2-256 Memorandum for Mr. Lowell Mellett, September 10, 1940
2-257 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 [Andrews], September 12, 1940
2-258 To Brigadier General Edmund L. Daley, September 13, 1940
2-259 Memorandum for General Moore, September 14, 1940
2-260 Memorandum for General Shedd, September 14, 1940
2-261 Memorandum for Mr. Martyn, September 14, 1940
2-262 To Major General Roy D. Keehn, September 14, 1940
2-263 C.B.S. Radio Address On Selective Service, September 16, 1940
2-264 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, September 17,1940
2-265 Memorandum for General Watson, September 17, 1940
2-266 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1, September 17, 1940
2-267 To Major General George Grunert, September 20, 1940
2-268 To Bernard M. Baruch, September 24, 1940
2-269 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, September 25, 1940
2-270 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 [Andrews], September 27, 1940
2-271 Memorandum for General Moore, September 28, 1940
2-272 To Howard C. Bronson, September 30, 1940
2-273 Editorial Note on Manpower Growth, 1940
2-274 To Niles Trammell, October 1, 1940
2-275 To the Commanding General Third Corps Area, October 4, 1940
2-276 Memorandum for the Surgeon General, October 5, 1940
2-277 To Colonel Milton G. Baker, October 8, 1940
2-278 Editorial Note on Burma Road Opening, October 1940
2-279 Memorandum for General Bryden, October 9, 1940
2-280 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, October 9, 1940
2-281 To General Pedro Góes Monteiro, October 15, 1940
2-282 Memorandum for General Bryden, October 16, 1940
2-283 To Edith Nourse Rogers, October 18, 1940
2-284 To Morse A. Cartwright, October 18, 1940
2-285 Memorandum, October 19, 1940
2-286 To First Lieutenant George W. Day, October 2,1940
2-287 Editorial Note on African Americans and the Army
2-288 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Shedd], October 25, 1940
2-289 Memorandum for the President, October 25, 1940
2-290 Memorandum for General Bryden, October 25, 1940
2-291 To Major General Frederic H. Smith, October 25, 1940
2-292 Memorandum for General Pershing, October 28, 1940
2-293 Memorandum for the Assistant Secretary of War [Patterson], October 28, 1940
2-294 Memorandum for the Quartermaster General [Gregory], October 28, 1940
2-295 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Shedd], October 28, 1940
2-296 Memorandum for General Bryden, October 28, 1940
2-297 To Lieutenant General Charles D. Herron, October 29, 1940
2-298 To Glenn L. Martin, November 6, 1940
2-299 To Major General Frederic H. Smith, November 7, 1940
2-300 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, November 8, 1940
2-300 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 28, 1942
2-301 To Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 28, 1942
2-301 To Willard K. Smith, November 12, 1940
2-302 Memorandum for the President, November 13, 1940
2-303 To Colonel Milton G. Baker, November 13, 1940
2-304 To Mrs. John R. Berry, November 14, 1940
2-305 To Sumner Welles, November 15, 1940
2-306 To Major General Roy D. Keehn, November 19, 1940
2-307 Memorandum for General Watson, November 20, 1940
2-308 To Mrs. W. H. Cathey, November 20, 1940
2-309 Memorandum for General Bryden, November 22, 1940
2-310 To Leopold Stokowski, November 25, 1940
2-311 N.B.C. Radio Address on the Progress of National Defense, November 29, 1940
2-312 Editorial Note on the Rainbow Plans, November 1940
2-313 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, November 29, 1940
2-314 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, December 2, 1940
2-315 To Major John J. Sullivan, December 2, 1940
2-316 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, December 3, 1940
2-317 To George S. King, December 7, 1940
2-318 Memorandum for the Assistant Secretary of War [Patterson], December 9, 1940
2-319 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, December 11, 1940
2-320 Memorandum for the Secretary of the Treasury, December 11, 1940
2-321 Memorandum for Mr. Knudsen, December 11, 1940
2-322 To Lieutenant General Charles D. Herron, December 13, 1940
2-323 To Major General Ewing E. Booth, December 21, 1940
2-324 To Henry Morgenthau, Jr., December 23, 1940
2-325 Memorandum for the Inspector General [Peterson], December 26, 1940
2-326 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Shedd], December 26, 1940
2-327 Draft of a Possible Statement by the Secretary Of War, December 26, 1940
2-328 To General John J. Pershing, December 29, 1940
2-329 Editorial Note on Lend-Lease, January-March 1941
2-330 To Lieutenant General Daniel Van Voorhis, January 4, 1941
2-331 To Oswaldo Aranha, January 6, 1941
2-332 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3, January 10, 1941
2-333 Memorandum for Mr. Stettinius, January 10, 1941
2-334 Memorandum for the Quartermaster General [Gregory], January 10, 1941
2-335 Memorandum for General Miles, January 10, 1941
2-336 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, January 10, 1941
2-337 To Mrs. James J. Winn, January 14, 1941
2-338 Editorial Note on NBC Radio Speech, January 7, 1941
2-339 To Major Charles S. Roller, Jr., January 15, 1941
2-340 Memorandum for The Adjutant General (Morale Branch), January 15, 1941
2-341 To Brigadier General Courtney H. Hodges, January 15, 1941
2-342 Memorandum for the Assistant Chiefs of Staff, G-l [Shedd] and G-3 [Twaddle], 1941
2-343 To General John J. Pershing, January 16, 1941
2-344 Memorandum for General Gerow, January 17, 1941
2-345 To Douglas S. Freeman, January 17, 1941
2-346 To Allen T. Brown, January 17, 1941
2-347 Memorandum for General Ulio or The Adjutant General, January 18, 1941
2-348 To the Commanding General Camp Beaurgard, January 21, 1941
2-349 Memorandum for General Gerow, January 21, 1941
2-350 To Allen T. Brown, January 22, 1941
2-351 To Lieutenant General Daniel Van Voorhis, January 24, 1941
2-352 To Mrs. John B. Wilson, January 27, 1941
2-353 To Lee L. Lowman, January 27, 1941
2-354 To Allen T. Brown, January 29, 1941
2-355 To Sol Bloom, January 29, 1941
2-356 To Major General Edmund L. Daley, January 30, 1941
2-357 Memorandum for General Shedd, January 31, 1941
2-358 To Lieutenant General Daniel Van Voorhis, January 31, 1941
2-359 To Leonard K. Nicholson, February 3, 1941
2-360 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, February 4, 1941
2-361 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, February 6, 1941
2-362 Memorandum for General Arnold, February 6, 1947
2-363 Editorial Note on Far Eastern Strategy, January-February 1941
2-364 To Lieutenant General Walter C. Short, February 7, 1941
2-365 To Major General George Grunert, February 8, 1941
2-366 Memorandum for General Gerow, February 10, 1941
2-367 Memorandum, February 12, 1941
2-368 Editorial Note on Army Appropriations, February 12, 1941
2-369 Memorandum for General Arnold, February 12, 1941
2-370 Memorandum for General Arnold, February 14, 1941
2-371 To Fred A. Holtz, February 14, 1941
2-372 To R. B. Lawrence, February 17, 1941
2-373 To General John H. Pershing, February 17, 1941
2-374 To James W. Wadsworth, February 21, 1941
2-375 Memorandum for General Arnold, February 21, 1941
2-376 To Miss Prudence Penny, February 24, 1941
2-377 To Walter Wanger, February 24, 1941
2-378 Memorandum for General Gerow, February 26, 1941
2-379 Memorandum for General Arnold, February 27, 1941
2-380 Memorandum for General Bryden, February 28, 1941
2-381 Memorandum for General Haislip, March 3, 1941
2-382 To Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., March 4, 1941
2-383 Editorial Note on Lend-Lease Bill, March 1941
2-384 Memorandum for the Secretary of War and Under Secretary of War, March 6, 1941
2-385 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, March 10, 1941
2-386 To General John J. Pershing, March 10, 1941
2-387 Memorandum for Lieutenant Colonel Ginsburgh, March 11, 1941
2-388 Memorandum for General Parker, March 12, 1941
2-389 Memorandum for General Richardson, March 13, 1941
2-390 To Walter Wanger, March 13, 1941
2-391 Editorial Note on March 1941 Inspection Trip
2-392 Memorandum for General Ulio, March 19, 1941
2-393 Memorandum for the Quartermaster General [Gregory], March 20, 1941
2-394 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-4 [Reybold], March 20, 1941
2-395 Memorandum for the Adjutant General [Adams], March 20, 1941
2-396 Memorandum for the Quartermaster General [Gregory], March 20, 1941
2-397 Memorandum for General Ulio, March 20, 1941
2-398 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Haislip], March 21, 1941
2-399 To Mrs. John B. Wilson, March 22, 1941
2-400 To Westbrook Pegler, March 22, 1941
2-401 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, March 24, 1941
2-402 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, March 25, 1941
2-403 To Colonel Charles L. Sampson, March 26, 1941
2-404 To Major General Frank M. Andrews, March 27, 1941
2-405 To Brigadier General John P. Smith, March 27, 1941
2-406 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, March 28, 1941
2-407 Memorandum for General Arnold, March 28, 1941
2-408 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, March 29, 1941
2-409 To Major General Philip B. Peyton, March 31, 1941
2-410 To Major General Adna R. Chaffee, March 31, 1941
2-411 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, April 1, 1941
2-412 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, April 2, 1941
2-413 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, April 4, 1941
2-414 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, April 4, 1941
2-415 Memorandum for General Moore, April 5, 1941
2-416 To Private Frank W. Clay, April 7, 1941
2-417 To Major General Adna R. Chaffee, April 7, 1941
2-418 To Major General George Grunert, April 8, 1941
2-419 To the Commanding General Fort Knox, Kentucky, April 8, 1941
2-420 Editorial Note on Spring 1941 Crisis
2-421 To Major General Walter Krueger, April 14, 1941
2-422 To General Douglas MacArthur, April 14, 1941
2-423 Memorandum for General Ulio (Morale Branch), April 14, 1941
2-424 To General John J. Pershing, April 15, 1941
2-425 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, April 16, 1941
2-426 Memorandum for General Emmons, April 17, 1941
2-427 To Madame Jouatte, April 18, 1941
2-428 Memorandum for General Haislip, April 19, 1941
2-429 Memorandum for General Malony, April 21, 1941
2-430 Editorial Note on the Truman Committee, March-April 1941
2-431 Memorandum for the President, April 23, 1941
2-432 Memorandum for General Watson, April 23, 1941
2-433 To Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum, April 26, 1941
2-434 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, April 28, 1941
2-435 Editorial Note on 1942 Army Appropriations
2-436 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, April 29, 1941
2-437 Speech to the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, April 29, 1941
2-438 Memorandum for the Staff, May 2, 1941
2-439 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, May 3, 1941
2-440 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, May 5, 1941
2-441 To Brigadier General Lehman W. Miller, May 6, 1941
2-442 To Mrs. James H. Winn, May 6, 1941
2-443 To Mrs. Allen T. Brown, May 7, 1941
2-444 Memorandum for the Assistant Chiefs of Staff, G-1 [Haislip] and G-4 [Reybold], May 7, 1941
2-445 Memorandum for General Henry W. Baird, May 8, 1941
2-446 Memorandum for General Phillipson, May 8, 1941
2-447 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, May 12, 1941
2-448 To Brigadier General Harvey C. Allen, May 13, 1941
2-449 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 [Twaddle], May 14, 1941
2-450 To Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum, May 14, 1941
2-451 To Lieutenant Colonel Claude M. Adams, May 14, 1941
2-452 To General John J. Pershing, May 14, 1941
2-453 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, May 15, 1941
2-454 Informal Statement, May 15, 1941
2-455 To Major General George A. White, May 16, 1941
2-456 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, May 16, 1941
2-457 Memorandum for G-3: (Attention Colonel Walker), May 16, 1941
2-458 Editorial Note on Officer Training Camps, 1941
2-459 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-1 [Haislip], May 17, 1941
2-460 To Lieutenant General Daniel Van Voorhis, May 17, 1941
2-461 Memorandum for General Richardson, May 17, 1941
2-462 Memorandum for General Richardson, May 19, 1941
2-463 Editorial Note on Rainbow 5 and Supply Production, 1941
2-464 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, WPD [Gerow], May 21, 1941
2-465 To Frederick D. Patterson, May 24, 1941
2-466 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, May 28, 1941
2-467 To Roger L. Scaife, May 31, 1941
2-468 To Mrs. Julian L. Schley, June 2, 1941
2-469 To Major General Frank R. McCoy, June 2, 1941
2-470 Memorandum for General Arnold, June 2, 1941
2-471 Memorandum for General Miles, June 2, 1941
2-472 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, June 3, 1941
2-473 Memorandum for Senator Truman, June 4, 1941
2-474 To Mrs. John B. Wilson, June 4, 1941
2-475 Memorandum for General Richardson, June 4, 1941
2-476 Memorandum for Colonel Wilson, G-4, June 4, 1941
2-477 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, June 5, 1941
2-478 Memorandum for General Haislip, June 6, 1941
2-479 Speech at the College of William and Mary, June 9, 1941
2-480 Editorial Note on Origins of Pentagon Building, 1941
2-481 Memorandum for General Ulio, June 12, 1941
2-482 To Lieutenant General Daniel Van Voorhis, June 12, 1941
2-483 To Lieutenant General Walter Krueger, June 13, 1941
2-484 Speech at Trinity College, June 15, 1941
2-485 Memorandum for General McNair, June 18, 1941
2-486 Editorial Note on 1942 Army Budget
2-487 To James F. Byrnes, June 20, 1941
2-488 To General Douglas MacArthur, June 20, 1941
2-489 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, June 20, 1941
2-490 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, June 20, 1941
2-491 To Harry S. Truman, June 21, 1941
2-492 Memorandum for Colonel Ginsburgh, June 21, 1941
2-493 Editorial Note on Relations with Brazil, 1941
2-494 Memorandum for War Plans, June 21, 1941
2-495 To the Commanding General, First Army, June 26, 1941
2-496 Memorandum for General Peterson, June 27, 1941
2-497 To Admiral Harold R. Stark, June 27, 1941
2-498 Memorandum for Mr. McCloy, June 28, 1941
2-499 To Mrs. Rose Lumetta, June 28, 1941
2-500 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, June 28, 1941
2-501 Memorandum for Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 [Miles], June 30, 1941
2-502 Editorial Note on Army Expansion
2-503 To Nat Patton, July 5, 1941
2-504 To Major General Walter S. Grant, July 7, 1941
2-505 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, July 7, 1941
2-506 Memorandum for Mr. Welles, July 10, 1941
2-507 Editorial Note on 1939-41 Biennial Report
2-508 Memorandum for the President, July 15, 1941
2-509 Memorandum for the President, July 16, 1941
2-510 Memorandum for General Arnold, July 16, 1941
2-511 To Lieutenant Colonel Darryl F. Zanuck, July 17, 1941
2-512 Memorandum for the Assistant Secretary for Air, July 18, 1941
2-513 To John Osborne, July 18, 1941
2-514 To Spencer L. Carter, July 19, 1941
2-515 To Colonel E. R. Warner McCabe, July 21, 1941
2-516 To John F. O’Hara, July 22, 1941
2-517 To Brigadier General Omar N. Bradley, July 22, 1941
2-518 To Lieutenant General John L. De Witt, July 22, 1941
2-519 Memorandum for General Miles, July 24, 1941
2-520 To General Douglas MacArthur Telegram, July 26, 1941
2-521 To Mrs. Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., July 28, 1941
2-522 Memorandum for the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2 [Miles], July 28, 1941
2-523 Memorandum for General Moore, July 28, 1941
2-524 To General John J. Pershing, July 31, 1941
2-525 Memorandum for General Haislip, August 1, 1941
2-526 Memorandum for the Secretary Of War, August 1, 1941
2-527 Memorandum for the President, August 2, 1941
2-528 Editorial Note on the Atlantic Conference, August 1941
2-529 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, August 15, 1941
2-530 To Mrs. J. Franklin Bell, August 16, 1941
2-531 Memorandum for General Haislip, August 18, 1941
2-532 To Bernard M. Baruch, August 19, 1941
2-533 To Major General Campbell King, August 19, 1941
2-534 Memorandum for the Inspector General [Peterson], August 19, 1941
2-535 To Walter G. Andrews, August 19, 1941
2-536 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, August 29, 1941
2-537 Memorandum to the President, August 29, 1941
2-538 To Admiral Harold R. Stark, August 29, 1941
2-539 To Mrs. James J. Winn, September 4, 1941
2-540 Editorial Note on Reinforcement of the Philippines, 1941
2-541 To Lieutenant General Douglas MacArthur Telegram No. 121, September 5, 1941
2-542 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, September 5, 1941
2-543 Memorandum for the President, September 6, 1941
2-544 Memorandum for the President, September 6, 1941
2-545 To General Sir John Dill, September 9, 1941
2-546 Memorandum for the President, September 9, 1941
2-547 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, September 12, 1941
2-548 Speech to the American Legion, September 15, 1941
2-549 Memorandum for the Commanding General, First Army, September 18, 1941
2-550 To Leland M. Ford, September 19, 1941
2-551 Memorandum for General Moore, September 22, 1941
2-552 To Major General Charles H. Bonesteel, September 23, 1941
2-553 To Charles J. Graham, September 23, 1941
2-554 Memorandum for the Surgeon General, September 23, 1941
2-555 To Major General Jacob L. Devers, September 24, 1941
2-556 Memorandum for the President, September 25, 1941
2-557 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, September 25, 1941
2-558 Address for Delivery to the Graduates of the First Officer Candidate School, September 27, 1941
2-559 To Major General Ernest D. Peek, September 29, 1941
2-560 To George A. Beecher, September 30, 1941
2-561 Memorandum for the Honorable Robert P. Patterson, Undersecretary of War, September 30, 1941
2-562 Editorial Note on the State of Army Morale, 1941
2-563 To Allen T. Brown, October 4, 1941
2-564 To Colonel Hjalmar Erickson, October 6, 1941
2-565 To Brigadier General Charles H. Corlett, October 6, 1941
2-566 To Major General Walter K. Wilson, October 7, 1941
2-567 To Harry H. Woodring, October 8, 1941
2-568 To Major General Edward Martin, October 9, 1941
2-569 Memorandum for Mr. Hopkins, October 10, 1941
2-570 To Lieutenant General Walter Krueger, October 11, 1941
2-571 To Colonel Fay W. Brabson, October 11, 1941
2-572 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, October 13, 1941
2-573 To Major General Lloyd R. Fredendall, October 13, 1941
2-574 Editorial Note on Women’s Auxiliary, May-October 1941
2-575 Speech to the Women’s Advisory Council, October 13, 1941
2-576 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, October 14, 1941
2-577 To Lieutenant General Frank M. Andrews, October 14, 1941
2-578 Memorandum for the Quartermaster General [Gregory], October 15, 1941
2-579 To General John J. Pershing, October 18, 1941
2-580 To Major General Herbert A. Dargue, October 1941
2-581 To Generals Drum, De Witt, Lear, and Krueger, October 21, 1941
2-582 To Lieutenant General Ben Lear, October 25, 1941
2-583 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, October 25, 1941
2-584 To Mrs. James J. Winn, October 29, 1941
2-585 To Lieutenant General Walter Krueger, October 30, 1941
2-586 Editorial Note on Aid to China
2-587 Memorandum for the Record by Colonel Charles W. Bundy, November 1, 1941
2-588 To Lieutenant General Ben Lear, November 1, 1941
2-589 To Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum, November 3, 1941
2-590 To Allen T. Brown, November 3, 1941
2-591 Memorandum for General Gerow, November 5, 1941
2-592 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, November 5, 1941
2-593 Memorandum for Admiral Stark, November 6, 1941
2-594 Memorandum for Colonel Smith, November 6, 1941
2-595 N.B.C. Radio Broadcast on the Citizens, November 11, 1941
2-596 To Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum, November 12, 1941
2-597 Press Release on Overseas Army Service, November 13, 1941
2-598 To Brigadier General John McA. Palmer, November 13, 1941
2-599 Memorandum for General Moore, November 14, 1941
2-600 To Mrs. James J. Winn, November 15, 1941
2-601 Editorial Note on Planning Regarding Japan, Fall 1941
2-602 Robert L. Sherrod Memorandum for David W. Hulburd, Jr., November 15, 1941
2-603 To Major General Roy D. Keehn, November 19, 1941
2-604 Editorial Note on Air Corps Demands for Independence
2-605 Memorandum for the Secretary of War, November 26, 1941
2-606 Editorial Note on Japan, November 1941
2-607 Memorandum for the President, November 26, 1941
2-608 To the Commanding General, Port of Embarkation, San Francisco, November 29, 1941
2-609 To Colonel Ralph H. Goldthwaite, December 1, 1941
2-611 To Field Marshal Sir John Dill Memorandum for The Adjutant General, December 2, 1941
2-612 Memorandum For Colonel Bundy, December 2, 1941
2-613 Memorandum For General Moore, December 3, 1941
2-614 To Andrew J. May, December 3, 1941
2-615 To James Grafton Rogers, December 3, 1941
2-616 To Lieutenant General Ben Lear, December 3, 1941
2-617 To Lieutenant General Hugh A. Drum, December 4, 1941
2-618 To Mrs. Allen T. Brown, December 5, 1941
2-619 To Mrs. James J. Winn, December 6, 1941
Volume 2: We Cannot Delay – Composite Book

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Date: July 1, 1939 - December 6, 1941
 
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