Naval War College (U.S.)

Black and white 8x10 photograph of the NWC civilian staff in 1984.

Fiske, Clarence O., CAPT, USN, 1922-1991. Naval Aviation Cadet, 1942; Designated Naval Aviator, 1943; WWII service in Fighter Squad­ ron 6 and Patrol 27 Squadron 1943-1945; Polar Research, including participation in various Arc­ tic research and construction projects, 1946-1956; Undergraduate education; Intensive coverage of Naval War College administrations of Admirals Colbert, Semmes and Turner, including his own assignments as Assistant Chief of Staff for Plans and Operations, Acting Chief of Staff, and In­ ternational Conferences Coordinator, 1969-1974.

5x7 color photo of Naval Station Newport - NETC and NWC

NAVWARCOL NOTE 5050 listing the schedule of events and participants for the Conflict termination and military strategy conference held at the Naval War College, 1985 Sep 23-24.

Lecture given by LCDR R. Conolly in which he defined "probability," familiarized the audience with the terms used in connection with probability, provided the rules for combining probabilities in multiple events, and showed some of the applications and chance devices used in war gaming.

Huff, Craig, 1920. Education at Williams College; Attack on Pearl Harbor, Enlisted in the Navy, 1942; V-7 class, Columbia University; assigned to Amphibious Naval Training Headquarters; Commissary and Stores officer, LST-4, Norfolk, Va.; Voyage to North Africa; Landings in Sicily, Salemo, Anzio, and Southern France; Damage Control School, 1944; Drill Officer, Midshipmen's School; Discharged in December, 1945; Textile Machinery business and Hayes Pump, Inc; Significance of his naval service. part of the WWII Veteran's Oral History Project.

This folder contains memorandums, schedules of events, and letters concerning the planning and preparation for Current Strategy Forums held at the Naval War College in 1977 June and in 1978.

Set of 51 unruled index data cards for naval officers attending the Second International Seapower Symposium. The cards are typed with handwritten annotations and capture participants data and logistical information.

Ellis, De Ette Unruh, 1924-. Reminiscences of a WWII enlisted WAVE. Includes family, secretarial school and work at GM in Pontiac, Mich.; Reaction to Pearl Harbor bombing; Joined Navy in 1944; Patriotism and elder brother in the navy were motivating factors; Wrote articles on her experience as a WAVE for the Pontiac newspaper; Trained at USNTS (WR), Hunter College, Bronx, N.Y.; Attended Yeoman School at Stillwater, Okla.; Assigned to NYC; Conducted inventory at Bremerton, Wash., Navy Yard for five months; Returned to NYC and Pine Street separation office; Loved NYC; Visited Wil­liam Paley's apartment; Marriage in 1950; WAVES service, a positive experience.

Ellis was born in 1924 in Pretty Prairie, Kansas, attended secretarial school in Pontiac, MI and worked at General Motors before joining the Navy. She remained in New York, worked for a dress designer, and was married in 1950. At the time of recording, she lived in Newport, RI.

Demonstrative chart maneuver assignment given to the Naval War College, Senior Class of 1934 to be worked on by four groups of students the first week of July 1933.