War, Internment of Aliens and Prisoners of War, Military Equipment, National Defense, Surplus Disposal, War Industries, and Women in the Military, 1939-1946

File — Box: 12, Folder: 22

Identifier: CAC_CC_007_2_12_22_0000

Staff Only

Topics include United States War Assets Administration, military automobiles, defense industries, American military assistance and England, American military assistance and France, military education, amphibious motor vehicles, pulpwood industry, small business, American surplus military property, typewriters, World War II and Europe, World War II American prisoners and prisons, United States Armed Forces appropriations and expenditures, United States Armed Forces equipment, United States Armed Forces officers, United States Armed Forces pay allowances, United States Armed Forces women, United States defenses, military preparedness, overseas deployment of troops, and troop rotation. Correspondents include Morton Gould, Henry Lewis Stimson, General Motors Corporation, United States Office of War Production, Fred Boone, and Bartlett-Collins Company.