Index
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y
Callan, Maj. Gen. R. E., 30, 40
Camp construction, 183, 184, 196,
196n, 204, 213-14
Canada, co-ordination of defense effort with U.
S., 119, 119n, 479, 479n. See also Newfoundland.
Canal Zone. See
Panama Canal Zone.
Cape Verde Islands, 362, 389
Carolina maneuvers.
See Maneuvers.
Caribbean Air Force, 491
Caribbean Defense Command,
462, 463, 464, 465, 491, 505
Carnegie Institution, 49
Caroline
Islands, 506
Case, Rep. Francis, 216
Cater, H. W., 31n
Cavalry
reorganization, 159
Cavite, 471
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Chancy, Maj. Gen. James E., 327, 338n, 385, 386, 404n, 409. 473
Chavez, Sen. Dennis, 151
Chemical Warfare Service, 49
Chemidlin,
Paul, 133
Chiang Kai-shek, 504
Chief of Staff, Office of
administrative burdens of, 10-11, 70, 81
all-inclusiveness of
responsibility, 7, 75-76
organizational charts, 65
powers, 64-69
reorganization of March 1942, 69, 81
Chile, 303, 304
China, 3, 113,
117, 153, 327, 328, 396 398, 407, 503, 504, 506, 507, 518
Churchill, Winston, 7, 107, 117, 124, 305, 348, 370, 375, 399,
400-06, 411, 477, 478, 479, 480n, 487, 507
Citizens' Military
Training Camps, 24
Civilian Conservation Corps, 112, 153
Civilian
Volunteer Effort, 184, 184n, 190-91
Clagett, Brig. Gen. H. B., 328
Clark, Capt. A. W., 370n
Clark, Brig. Gen. Frank S., 98, 103, 109,
112
Clark, Grenville, 189, 189n, 190, 191-92, 195
Clark, Gen. Mark
W., 237n, 239
Coastal Frontier Defense, 515
Cole, Maj. Gen. William
E., 242n
Collins, Gen. J. Lawton, 71n
Color plans, 87, 91, 103-04.
See also Orange War Plan; Rainbow Plans.
Combined Chiefs of Staff,
281, 297, 376
Command and General Staff School, 187, 269n
Commission on Chaplains, 235
Congress, 126. See also Pearl Harbor,
Congressional inquiry on.
active co-operation with Army when need
for it was clear, 7-9
allows scant funds for new weapons in prewar
Period, 30-35
committee report blames War Department for lack of
preparedness (1946), 18-22
eager to provide funds for national
defense (1940), 166-71
interest in defense of Panama Canal, 96
isolationist sentiment in early 1940, 164-66
Marshall's role in
legislative battle for draft extension, 222-31
pacifists active in,
34 and public opinion regarding a strong defense policy, 5, 15-17
seeks strengthening of antiaircraft defense, 150-51
supports
peacetime draft but extends it only by narrowest possible margin,
191, 230
Convoys, 216, 387-91
Co-ordinator of National Defense
Purchases, 203
Cornwall-Jones, Maj. A. T., 370n
Corps area
organization, 149, 149n, 158-59
Corps troops, lack of, mid-1939,
149
Council of National Defense, 50n, 202
Craig, Gen. Malin, 22n,
37-38, 50n, 55, 70, 83, 85, 90, 94, 101, 133, 146-47, 149, 203,
210, 242, 272, 285, 302, 337, 485
directs preparation of study of
steps to be taken in event of war, 153-54, 156
favors selling
planes abroad, 300-01
encourages study of "triangular division,"
158
mobilization plan considered by, 29
names board to study role
of air power, 100
orders study of Ground Forces' need for
augmentation, 101-02
recommends new Basic War Plan, 92
succeeded
by George C. Marshall, 155
warns against inadequate military
expenditures, 31
Crawford, Maj. Gen. R. W., 176, 178n, 363
Critical
materials. See Strategic materials.
Crowell, Benedict, 63, 283
Crowell Board, 283
Cunningham, Admiral Sir Andrew, 370
Curacao, 491
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