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Amusement & Recreation, 1952

File — Box 68, Folder: 28

Identifier: RG-03- File P10

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Correspondence and memoranda regarding College administration, faculty and staff, curriculum, facilities, finances and organization, visitors, lectures, conferences and events.

The majority of this collection is filed using Navy file numbers. For more information about this filing system, please refer to the Navy Filing Manuals and Bureau of Ordnance File Numbers in the External Documents section of this finding aid.

Dates: 1952

Found in: Naval War College Archives / Central Office records

Amusement & Recreation, 1954

File — Box 101, Folder: 23

Identifier: RG-03- File P10

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Correspondence and memoranda regarding College administration, faculty and staff, curriculum, facilities, finances and organization, visitors, lectures, conferences and events.

The majority of this collection is filed using Navy file numbers. For more information about this filing system, please refer to the Navy Filing Manuals and Bureau of Ordnance File Numbers in the External Documents section of this finding aid.

Dates: 1954

Found in: Naval War College Archives / Central Office records

Amusement & Recreation Jan.-June, 1953

File — Box 79, Folder: 31

Identifier: RG-03- File P10

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Correspondence and memoranda regarding College administration, faculty and staff, curriculum, facilities, finances and organization, visitors, lectures, conferences and events.

The majority of this collection is filed using Navy file numbers. For more information about this filing system, please refer to the Navy Filing Manuals and Bureau of Ordnance File Numbers in the External Documents section of this finding aid.

Dates: 1953

Found in: Naval War College Archives / Central Office records

Amusement & Recreation, July-Dec, 1953

File — Box 79, Folder: 32

Identifier: RG-03- File P10

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Correspondence and memoranda regarding College administration, faculty and staff, curriculum, facilities, finances and organization, visitors, lectures, conferences and events.

The majority of this collection is filed using Navy file numbers. For more information about this filing system, please refer to the Navy Filing Manuals and Bureau of Ordnance File Numbers in the External Documents section of this finding aid.

Dates: 1953

Found in: Naval War College Archives / Central Office records

An Acceptable Solution of the Planning Study, 1957

File — Box 232, Folder: 6

Identifier: RG-04

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

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.

Dates: 1957

Found in: Naval War College Archives / Publications Office records

"An Address", 1978

File — Box 1: Series I; Series II, Folder: 3

Identifier: MSC-073- Series I

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Speeches on the Law of the Sea, International Law, International Organization, The Use of Force in Peacetime, undated–1979; Subjects file on Naval War College Electives Program and International Law, 1977–1979. Newport, RI.

Dates: 1978

Found in: Naval War College Archives / Gordon A. Christenson papers / Series I. Speeches

An Address to NWC, Chester W. Nimitz

Digital Record

Identifier: RG15_VR2290

Dates: 1960 Oct 10

Found in: Naval War College Archives

An Administrative History of the Caribbean Sea Frontier, 1948

File — Box 8: Series V; Series VI, Folder: 4

Identifier: MSC-308- Series V

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of fourteen boxes of manuscript material documenting the admiral’s distinguished naval career, with emphasis on the World War II period.Series I, Naval Orders, 1902–1952, consists of his appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy, assignments to ships and shore duty, promotions, travel orders, leave of absence requests, temporary duty assignments, additional duty assignments, change of duty assignments, requests for instruction, examinations for promotion, commendations, awards, citations, appointments, and a transfer to the retired list.Correspondence, 1941–1948, comprises Series II. This is the largest series in the collection and contains letters both sent and received during the World War II period when Hoover was Commander of the Caribbean Sea Frontier, Commander Marianas, and briefly Deputy Commander in Chief of the Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas under Admiral Chester W. Nimitz.Subseries I contains letters sent and received regarding the administration of the Caribbean Sea Frontier, 1941–1945, with a focus on the Free French Government in Martinique, the administration of Aruba-Curaçao, Guantanamo, Cuba, and Trinidad, as well as some miscellaneous correspondence. Topics discussed in the correspondence include local defense plans, Army-Navy cooperation, the U-boat menace, routing of convoys, supply problems, shipping of oil and bauxite, relations with the British, Dutch, and French, personnel issues, need...

Dates: 1948

Found in: Naval War College Archives / John H. Hoover papers / Series V. Journal

"An Admiral's Yarn," Chapter 1, undated

File — Box 1: Series I; Series II; Series III, Folder: 16

Identifier: MSC-115- Series III

Content Description From the Collection: The collection consists of six boxes as well as folio size materials that document his naval career. It is divided into five series.Series I, correspondence, contains several letters sent, but, by far, the bulk of the material consists of letters received during the years 1902-1941. Most of the correspondence is of an official nature; there are a few personal letters from family members, however. Congratulatory letters on his retirement were received from Admirals Harold Stark, H. Kent Hewitt, Reginald R. Belknap and Richard L. Conolly as well as from Herbert Lehman, Eugene Wilson and Arthur Hays Sulzberger. Naval orders, thank you letters and correspondence regarding his funeral complete the series.Speeches form the second series and contain an address given at Laning's High School graduation in Petersburg, Illinois, in 1890 and one at his retirement dinner in 1937. The rest were given by Laning on various occasions, including a commencement speech at Peekskill Military Academy, his alma mater, in 1936, and at various navy events. Writings, Series III, contain a cruise journal which Laning kept aboard the MONADNOCK in 1898, an article on the navy he had published in Nayy Day, and both a holograph and typed version of his unpublished autobiography entitled "An Admiral's Yarn." The latter will be published as part of the Naval War College Historical Monograph series.Series IV contains photographs of naval career situations...

Dates: undated

Found in: Naval War College Archives / Harris Laning papers / Series III. Writings

"An Admiral's Yarn," Chapter 2, undated

File — Box 1: Series I; Series II; Series III, Folder: 17

Identifier: MSC-115- Series III

Content Description From the Collection: The collection consists of six boxes as well as folio size materials that document his naval career. It is divided into five series.Series I, correspondence, contains several letters sent, but, by far, the bulk of the material consists of letters received during the years 1902-1941. Most of the correspondence is of an official nature; there are a few personal letters from family members, however. Congratulatory letters on his retirement were received from Admirals Harold Stark, H. Kent Hewitt, Reginald R. Belknap and Richard L. Conolly as well as from Herbert Lehman, Eugene Wilson and Arthur Hays Sulzberger. Naval orders, thank you letters and correspondence regarding his funeral complete the series.Speeches form the second series and contain an address given at Laning's High School graduation in Petersburg, Illinois, in 1890 and one at his retirement dinner in 1937. The rest were given by Laning on various occasions, including a commencement speech at Peekskill Military Academy, his alma mater, in 1936, and at various navy events. Writings, Series III, contain a cruise journal which Laning kept aboard the MONADNOCK in 1898, an article on the navy he had published in Nayy Day, and both a holograph and typed version of his unpublished autobiography entitled "An Admiral's Yarn." The latter will be published as part of the Naval War College Historical Monograph series.Series IV contains photographs of naval career situations...

Dates: undated

Found in: Naval War College Archives / Harris Laning papers / Series III. Writings

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Amusement & Recreation, 1952

Amusement & Recreation, 1954

Amusement & Recreation Jan.-June, 1953

Amusement & Recreation, July-Dec, 1953

An Acceptable Solution of the Planning Study, 1957

"An Address", 1978

An Address to NWC, Chester W. Nimitz

An Administrative History of the Caribbean Sea Frontier, 1948

"An Admiral's Yarn," Chapter 1, undated

"An Admiral's Yarn," Chapter 2, undated

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