The Papers of George Catlett Marshall: "The Right Man for the Job," December 7, 1941-May 31, 1943 (Volume 3)

by George Catlett Marshall

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Volume 3 illuminates Marshall's evolving relationships with President Roosevelt and his selection of such commanders.

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Used as a printed primary source for my GCMH project while at the NWC. Very helpful and informative source to help build the strategic understanding of the ever-narrowing lens of evidence I used for my paper on logistics during Guadalcanal.

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2 vols., we have both

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