Glassford, William A. (William Alexander)

Black and white 5x7 photograph of CAPT W.A. Glassford, Jr., Junior Class Staff, circa 1931.

College curriculum items, including orientation materials, lectures, addresses, tactical, strategic, demonstrative, scouting and screening and operational problems, maneuver rules, fire effect diagrams, quick decision problems, directives, manuals, articles, historical presentations compiled by members of the Department of Intelligence on naval battles, and translations of the War at Sea, 1914–1918, and miscellaneous NWC publications.

Jutland Decisions by Captain William A. Glassford, U.S.N.

College curriculum items, including orientation materials, lectures, addresses, tactical, strategic, demonstrative, scouting and screening and operational problems, maneuver rules, fire effect diagrams, quick decision problems, directives, manuals, articles, historical presentations compiled by members of the Department of Intelligence on naval battles, and translations of the War at Sea, 1914–1918, and miscellaneous NWC publications.

College curriculum items, including orientation materials, lectures, addresses, tactical, strategic, demonstrative, scouting and screening and operational problems, maneuver rules, fire effect diagrams, quick decision problems, directives, manuals, articles, historical presentations compiled by members of the Department of Intelligence on naval battles, and translations of the War at Sea, 1914–1918, and miscellaneous NWC publications.

Army and Navy manuals, 1911-1943; Notes and papers on communications, 1919-1943; Battle of Jutland and Dogger Bank NWC curriculum materials, 1920-1931; Monograph on submarines; NWC lectures, 1932-1945; Chart of German Fleet, 1914; The Cruiser War in Foreign Waters, Vol. 1, Parts I and II; Essays on Life of Nelson by Mark Kerr, 1931; ONI MIB 1926, 1932; notes on Naval War College; Saturday Evening Post, 4/4/1931; Two books. San Pedro, CA, 1911-1947.

Confidential War Diary, 29 November 1941-15 March 1942 including departure from Shang­hai, China, in USS Luzon to Freemantle, Australia, March 1942.