Aachen
Abrams, Creighton W.
"Absolute War" (poem)
Adcock, Gen. Clarence L.
Afrika Korps
Agrigento
Airborne attack in Sicily
Aircraft: light, experiments with adjunctive
role of
Air Force
Air support: in Tunisia in
Sicily in France
Alencon
Alexander, Gen. Harold attack on
Rommel and takes command in
Tunisia Patton's impression of fight for El Guettar and final battles
in Tunisia and Sicilian invasion and
training inspection by Sicilian
campaign and Italian mainland invasion
and Overlord plans and requests Patton return to Italy
Algeria
Algiers Patton's trips
to Sicilian invasion
planning in
Allen, Gen. Leven C.in
France
Allen, Robert S.
Allen, Gen. Terry de la Mesa in
Tunisia Patton's apology to, for Time article Sicilian campaign and relieved
of command
Allied Control Council
Allied Force Headquarters (AFHQ), creation
of
Alsace
American Red Cross Service Club (Mostaganem)
American Remount Association
Anders, General
Anderson, Gen. Jonathan W.
Anderson, Gen. Kenneth fighting
in Tunisia Kasserine Pass
and Sicilian invasion and
Andrews, Maj. Gen. Frank M.
Andrews, Roy Chapman
Anfa Conference
Angers
Animals in army
Antwerp
Anvil
Anzio
Arabs: Moroccan Tunisian Patton's view of
Ardennes
Argentan
Arkansas Democrat
Arlon
Armored division Patton's conception
of coordination in
Armored Force: creation of Chaffee appointed
commander of expansion of umpiring by Devers appointed
commander of
Armstrong, A.
Army Air Forces (AAF)
Army Ground Forces (AGF)
Army Service Forces (ASF)
Army War College
Arnim
Arnold, Gen. Henry H.
Arracourt
Aschaffenburg
Astor, Lady
Atlantic Monthly
Atomic bomb
Attlee, Clement
Augusta (cruiser)
Augusta, Sicily
Avalanche
Avranches
Ayer, Charles F.
Ayer, Frederick resents Patton's
"cheap publicity, shotgun
ordered for and memorandum on
scheme to discredit Patton goes to
Patton in Heidelberg hospital
Ayer, Hazen H.
Ayer, Neil
Ayres, Fairfax
Baade, General Paul W.
Bad Diirkheim
Bad Kreuznach
Bad Nauheim
Badoglio, Marshal Pietro
Bad Tolz
Bad Wiessee
Baltic people
Banning, Mrs. Hancock
Baruch, Bernard
Bastogne meeting of top command
in
Baum, Capt. Abraham J.
Bay of the Seine
Beauvais
Belfort
Belgium: Bastogne Battle of
Bulge
Bengasi
Bennett, Paul G.
Benson, Col. C. C
Berlin, plans for
Bernadotte, Count
Bernhard of Holland
Bess, Demaree
Besson, Col. Frank S.
Bethouard, Maj. Gen. R. M.
Bitburg
BivioSalica
Bizerte
Blanchard, Col. Wendell
Blatherwick, Col. Thomas
Blesse, Brig. Gen. Frederick A.
Blitzkrieg
Bloom, Sol
Blythe, California
Bolzen, Brigadier General
Bonn
Boppard
Bower, Midshipman
Boyle, Harold V.
Bradley, Gen. Omar N.: as commander
of Infantry School, Fort Benning
as Eisenhower's representative in North
Africa as Patton's deputy in Tunisia takes over II
Corps Patton's praise of at victory parade in
Tunis Sicilian invasion planning
and Eisenhower's praise
of in Sicilian campaign
slapping incident and ordered to
England Overlord
and Patton critical of
decorated with Companion of Bath
D-Day landings and in
France
meetings with Patton in France-
Moselle
crossing and
Montgomery and supply problems
and Saar campaign andin Luxembourg
Ardennes counteroffensive and
calls Patton to Luxembourg
Bastogne and
efficiency reports on Patton
takes over First Army from Montgomery Bulge andPatton requests
more divisions from orders
halt in attacking in Germany
congratulates Patton on capture of
Trier Palatinate and
gets four stars last offensive and becomes head of Veterans Administration
Breakout operation in France
Breamor House
Brecey
Brest
Brett, Col. Sereno £,
Brewster, Maj. Gen. Andr W.
Brickner, Rabbi B. R.
Bricquebec
Bridge, Col. Charles
Briggs, Major General
British: Europe-first strategy and in
North Africa Patton's resentment
of influence of, in North Africa in Sicilian
campaign Commando raids Oyer,lord and in France in Germany
British Army units: First. Army
Second Army Eighth
Army V Corps Corps Corps Corps 6th Armored Division
Brittany
Brooke, Field Marshal Alan
decorates Patton
Brooks, Overton (Congressman)
Brown, Arvin H.
Brown, Gen. Preston
Brown, Wilson
Browning, Major General
Brownrigg, Captain
Brussels
Bryant, Arthur
Bryson, John
Buchenwald
BUCO Headquarters
Buhrman, Parker W.
Bulge, Battle or developments toward
Bull, Gen. H. R.
Battle of Bulge and occupied
Germany and
Bundy, Harvey
Burgsinn
Bushfield, Harlan J.
Butcher, Harry C in England
Butera airfield
Byrnes, James F.
Caen
Caesar, Julius
Cairns, Brigadier Hugh
Cairo: Allied conference in Patton's
visit to
Calais
Caltagirone
Caltanisetta
Campanole, Col. Nicholas
in France
Campbell, Lt. Gen. Levin H.
Camp Forrest, Tennessee
Camp Young
Canadians in France
Cannae
Cannon, John
Carthage
Casablanca Patton's attack on Eisenhower's visit to
Allied conference in
Caserta
Cassibile
Cassino
Catania
Caumont
Cavalry
Cavalry Board
Central Task Force, North African invasion
and
Chaffee, Gen. Adna R.
Chalons
Ghamberlin, Brig. Gen. H. D.
Chartres
Ch&teaudun
Ch&teauneuf
Chateau Salins
Chateau Thierry
Chaumont
Cheltenham
Cherbourg
Chester
China
Chronology
Churchill, Winston in Washington North African invasion and at
Casablanca Conference at Cairo and Teheran meetings Anzio and at briefings
on Overlord Patton's
Knutsford remarks and
Cincinnati Times-Star
Clark, Capt. Charles W., Jr.
Clark, Gen. Mark Wayne as commander
of Corps as deputy for
North African invasion Patton critical of Patton
congratulates, on promotion to lieutenant
general gets Fifth Army
command Eisenhower's evaluation
Clark, Gen. Mark Wayne (contd.)of in Algiers Tunisian attack
and takes command in Morocco Casablanca Conference and Eisenhower's rebuke
of Patton and offered Fredenhall's
command Patton eases feelings
toward at Salerno takes Naples in
Italy Overlord and Anvil and suggested
for Seventh Army commander gets four stars
Clark, Renie
Clarke, Brig. Gen. Bruce C
Clay, Lt. Gen. Lucius D.
Coast Artillery Journal
Coblenz
Cobra plan
Codman, Lt. Col. Charles: appointed
Patton's aide in Palermo
visits Malta in Naples Overlord
and in France Bastogne and, on leave with Patton Patton's promotion
to four stars and personal
comments on Patton
Cohen, Harold
Collins, J. Lawton: Overlord and in France
Colmar pocket
Cologne Hodges captures
Columbus, Georgia
Comiso
Command structures
Commercy
Communications Zone in France
Communists
Compasses
Conner, Maj. Gen. Fox
Connor, Maj. Gen. William D.
Constantine
Conyngham, Air Marshal: Patton's criticism
of air cover in Tunisia and
Sicilian invasion and
Cook, Gilbert
Cooke, Adm. Charles M.
Copenhagen
Corlett, Gen. Charles
Corsica
Cosmopolitan magazine
Cota, Gen. Norman
Cotentin
Coughlin, Miss
Coutances
Craig, Gen. Louis
Craig, Gen. Malin
Crane, Gen. John A.
Crane, Lt. Col. W. Carey
Craw, Mrs. Nick
Crerar, Lt. Gen. H. D. G. Overlord
and in France
Cress, Lt. Col. Erie F.
Crimea Conference
Crittenberger, Willis D.; as 2d
Armored Division commander
Crocker, Lt. Gen. J. T.
Cunningham, Adm. Andrew B.;
Sicilian invasion and
becomes First Sea Lord
Cunningham, Adm. John
Currier, Dr. Donald E.
Cutler, Colonel
Czechoslovakia
Dalferes, Colonel
Daniell, Raymond
Darby, Colonel
Darlan, Adm. J. L. X. F.; Eisenhower
and assassination of
Davidson, Admiral Patton's
praise of
Davis, Capt. T. J.
Dawley, Gen. Ernest: Sicilian tampaig
and relieved of VI
Corps command
D-Day approach of
Deane, Maj. Ernest C
De Bakey, Lt. Col. Michel
De Gaulle, Gen. Charles
De Guingand
De Lattre de Tassigny, Jean J. M. G.
Dempsey, Lt. Gen. Miles Sicilian
invasion and Overlord
and in France
Denazification-29-
Eisenhower's directive on
Patton's run-in with press on
non-employment law and Smith's
Denazification (contd.)press conference on Eisenhower-
Patton discussion on
Patton on
Desert Training Center
Des Moines Tribune
Devers, George (Mrs. Jacob L.)
Devers, Gen. Jacob L.: as chief of Armored
Force commendation of
Patton for training program Life
article and Desert Training Center
andon sending first armored
corps overseas North African
invasion and task force report
to visits North Africa compliments Patton report
on North African inspection
Overlord and
in France
attempts to take troops from Patton gets XV Corps
Saar campaign and Bastogne and Bulge and Eisenhower
and Patton distrust gets four stars crosses Rhine named head of
Army Ground Forces
Devine, John M.
Dick, Commodore
Diekirch
Dieppe
Dietrich, Marlene
Dill, Field Marshal John C at Casablanca Conference
Dillingham, Walter F. friendship
with Patton on Patton's leadership
Dillon, Gen. Joseph
Dinan
Displaced persons camps Patton's inspection
of
Dodecanese Islands
Dody, General
Dol
Doolittle, Gen. James H.;
North African invasion and
Dorn, Professor
Dorsale Mountains
Dover
Dragoon
Dreux
DUKWS
Dunckern, Maj. Gen. Anton
Dunphie, Brigadier Charles
Eagles, William
Eagle's Nest
Earnest, Brig. Gen. Herbert
Eastern Dorsale Mountains
Eastern Task Force, North African invasion
and
Eastland, Senator James
Echternach
Eclipse
Eddy, Gen. Manton S.; in Tunisia Sicilian campaign
and decorated with
Companion of Bath in France at Nancy Saar campaign and Bulge and
in Germany Hammelburg rescue
mission and Gay's
description of
Eichelberger, Lt. Gen. Robert L.
8th Armored Division
Eighth Army
Corps: Overlord and in France, Saar campaign and Ardennes
counteroffensive and Patton
takes command of Bastogne
and Bulge
and in Germany
8th Infantry Division
80th Division: in France
Ardennes counteroffensive and
Bastogne and
82nd Airborne Division
Division
87th Infantry Division: Bastogne and Bulge and
89th Division
Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D.: wants transfer
to Armored Force in Washington as Chief of
Operations Division in London, desires Patton's services North
African invasion and-81becomes Commander in Chief
of Allied Forces Franco-American
relations and Patton discusses
Eisenhower, Gen Dwight D. (contd.)military matters with, in Gibraltar Darlan and visits Casablanca promotion of Patton and, in Algiers Patton critical
of evaluations of Patton by, calls off Tunisian attack appoints Truscott deputy increases
control of battlefield as
commander of NATOUSA at Casablanca
Conference assigns Patton
command of II Corps at
Gafsa British influence on
Patton praises battle of
Kasserine Pass and lack of air
cover in Tunisia and final
Tunisian battles and Husky
plans and victory parade in Tunis
and Sicilian campaign and slapping incident and, reconrmends
Patton as Army commander
becomes Supreme Allied Commander Overlord and called Divine
Destiny by Patton Alexander's request
for Patton and orders
Patton to replace Gay gives
reception at Claridge's Knutsford
incident and final
Overlord briefing and addresses
troops French campaign
and favors broad front replaces Montgomery in com^
mand of ground forces blunders
in halting Third Army extends
authority over 6th Army Group
Rhine crossing plans October
pause and offers Corps
to Devers supply problems and at Moselle Saar campaign and Bastogne and promoted to general of
the army Bulge and Palatinate campaign and in
Trier Hammelburg incident
and policy of sharing victory visits OhrdrufNord prison camp at Buchenwald end of
Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D. (contd.)war and appointed Commander
in Chief, USFET in Frankfurt denazification anddisplaced
persons and discusses
stateside assignment with Patton
transfers Patton to Fifteenth Army as Chief of Staff letter to
Patton in Heidelberg hospital
compared with Patton
Eisenhower, John
Eisenhower, Mamie
El Alamein
11th Airborne Division
11th Armored Division Bastogne and Bulge and in
Germany
El Guettar fight for end of battle
of
Ellender, Allen J.
Eller, Lt. Comdr. Ernest M.
Ely, Hanson
Emmett, Captain
England: battle of Britain ends-16.See also British
Enna
Enniskillen manor
Envelopment, attacks of
Epinal
Erlangen
Estonian displaced persons
Etna Line
ETOUSAio
Europe: preparations (1942) for invasion
of first Allied invasion of map
of Third Army progress through (Aug. 1944-May 1945)
Faid Pass
Falaise
Fansler, Ed
Farello
Faulhaber, Cardinal
Feldafing
Felix of Luxembourg
Feriana
Field (writer for Life)
Fifteenth Army, Patton as commander of
Corps: Overlord and
in France
Devers takes command
of at Moselle Bas
Corps: Overlord (contd.)togne and Hammelburg incident
and Saar campaign and
Fifth Army: in North Africa invades Italian mainland-
Overlord plans
and
V Corps: Overlord and in France Ardennes counteroffensive
and moves to Czechoslovakia
5th Division: Overlord and
in France Saar campaign
and in Luxembourg
crosses Rhine
I Armored Corps Patton
becomes commander of
desert training and Keyes commanding
1st Armored Division in Tunisia Eisenhower's criticism of
Sicilian invasion and
Patton's apology to, for slapping incident
First Army Overlord and D-Day landings and in France Saar
campaign and Ardennes counteroffensive
and Montgomery
takes command of Bastogne
and command
returned to Bradley Bulge and in
Germany
1st Army Group
1st Infantry Division in Tunisia,
Fish, Hamilton
Fisher, Col. George on Patton's
relief from Third Army command
Fitzgerald, Colonel
Fivemiletown
Flaherty, Thomas J.
Fletcher, Col. Robert H.
Flint, Harry (Paddy)i killed in action
Foch, Madame Becourt
Foch, Marshal Ferdinand
Fondouk
Fort Benning Patton's assignment
to 2d Armored Division
created at as I Armored Corps head
Fort Benning (contd.)quarters
Fort Driant
Fortitude cover plan
Fort Knox
Fort Myer, Patton's transfer from. 3
45th Division Patton's
talk to
Fougeres
4th Armored Division: in France
fey takes command of Ardennes
counteroffensive and
Bastogne and
Bulge and in Germany Hammelburg rescue
mission and
14th Armored Division, prison camps
liberated by
France: armistice with Germany and Italy Axis occupation of Moroccan
politics and
Casablanca Conference and D-Day landings in
Cobra plan in breakout from
Cotentin pursuit of Germans
in first Allied crossing of Seine narrow-vs. broad-front approach
in Lorraine campaign
at Moselle Saar campaign-91. See also French troops
Franco, Francisco
Frankfurt hospital
at
Frankfurter, Felix
Fredendall, Maj. Gen. Lloyd R. battle of Kasserine Pass
and replaced by Patton
French troops: in North Africa meeting with
Patton Patton's role in relations
with Corps
2d Armored Division
enter Paris capture Metz
Freyberg, Lt. Gen. Bernard
Frisch, Mrs. George, Jr.
Fuller, J. F. C
Gabes
Gaffey, Gen. Hugh G.: in North Africa at battle of Gafsa
in Sicilian campaign,
Gaffey, Gen. Hugh G. (contd.) considered to replace Gay
Patton requests services of Overlord
and in France Siegfried Line
and at Nancy takes
command of 4th Armored Ardennes
counteroffensive and
Bastogne and Bulge and
Trier and takes 2000 prisoners
Gafsa
Gage, Brig. Gen. Philip S.
Gairdner, General, Sicilian invasion and
Gallagher, Brig. Gen. P. E.
Gauthier, Lt. Paul S„ 772
Gay, Gen. Hobart (Hap): in North Africa in Sicilian campaign Overlord and Eisenhower orders replacement of, as chief of staff Knutsford
incident and in France-
Saar campaign and Ardennes counteroffensive and
Bastogne and Bulge
and Hammelburg incident and description of generals by on
displaced persons on taking Berlin describes Buchenwald in
occupied Germany denazification
and personal characteristics
of in car accident with Patton
Gela
Gemunden
General Headquarters
General Motors
George VI
German troops: in North Africa in Sicily XIV Panzer
Corps in Italy
Fifteenth Army Nazi officers
interviewed by Patton
Ardennes counteroffensive by
Germany: blitzkrieg (1939-40); Polish
campaign of declares war
against U.S.A.; Patton's attitude on
relations with Patton
crosses Sauer into Palatinate
campaign last offensive in-
gold reserve of displaced
Germany: blitzkrieg (contd.)persons of {see also Displaced persons);
postwar denazification
and nonfraternization in {see
also Denazification)
Gerow, Gen. Leonard T.; Overlord
and in France becomes commandant of War College
Gibraltar, Patton visits Eisenhower in
Giessen
Gillem, Maj. Gen. Alvan G.
Giraud, General replaces Darlan as French
commander Casablanca Conference
and
Gold reserve, German
Goldsmith, Adolph
Gondrecourt
Goode, Colonel
Gordon, Jean
Gort, Field Marshal Lord
Gowlina, Lt. Gen. Bishop
Graham, James B.
Grand Vizier of Morocco
Grant, Robert A.
Graves, Francis P.
Great Britain. See British England
Green, G. Cyril
Green Meadows
Greenock
Griggs, Sir James
Grow, Gen. Robert C in France at Moselle Bastogne and in
Germany
Gruenther, Gen. Alfred M.;
Sicilian campaign and
Anvil and
Guderian, Gen. Heinz
Gustav Line
Guzzoni, Gen. Alfredo
Haidra
Haislip, Gen. Wade: Overlord and in Francz leaves Third Army Bastogne
and
Hall, Adm. J. L.; North African
invasion and at Casa-
Hall, Adm. J. L. (contd.)blanca Conference Sicilian invasion
plans and
Hamm, Luxembourg
Hammelburg incident
Hanau
Handy, Gen. Thomas T. transfer to Marshall's
office North African invasion and Sicilian campaign and suggests Patton get into action in France gets four stars
Hannibal
Harbord, Maj. Gen. James G. Jenson scholarship
fund and advises Patton on future
Harkins, Colonel: Sicilian invasion and in France Bastogne and
in Germany
Harmon, Gen. Ernest N.: North African
invasion and
Casablanca attack and visits Volubilis
with Patton takes over in
Tunisia battle of Kasserine
Pass and at Faid Pass
meets Marshall in Czechoslovakia
Harriman, Averell
Harris, Air Chief Marshal Arthur
Harrison, Mr., displaced persons report
by
Hart, Capt. Basil H. Liddell
Hawley, Maj. Gen. Paul R.
Heidelberg, Patton hospitalized at
"Hell on Wheels," 35
Henriques, Colonel
Henry, Maj. Gen. Guy V.
Henson, Leslie
Hermann Goering Division
Herr, Maj. Gen. John K.
Hessdorf
Hewitt, Adm. H. Kent: North African invasion
and Patton
thanks to promoted to vice
admiral Sicilian invasion and
criticized by Patton
Hill School
Hillman, Sidney
Himera
Hines, Col. John L., Jr.
Hitler, Adolf: Sicilian invasion and
Hitler, Adolf (contd.)Mussolini's abduction and assassination
attempt on Ardennes
counteroffensive and rumors about
Hodges, Gen. Courtney: becomes Chief of
Infantry in Sicily
Overlord and transferred
to First Army in France
supplies of drives toward
Cologne at Moselle Saar campaign
and Bulge and captures Cologne crosses
Rhine first in Germany promoted
to four-star general goes to
China
Hoegner, Dr. Wilhelm
Hoeven, Charles B.
Hoge, Gen. William Hammelburg
rescue mission and
Holbrook, Brig. Gen. W. A.
Holmes, Brigadier
Holzkirchen Field
Hoover, Herbert
Hope, Bob
Hopkins, Harry at Casablanca
Conference
Horan, Mrs. M. B.
Horses in army
Houdemon, General
Houffalize
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Howard, Roy W.
Hubbard, Bernard
Hube, Gen. Hans Valentine withdrawal in Italy by
Huebner, Maj. Gen. Clarence R.: Sicilian
campaign and
relieved as deputy chief replaces
Allen slapping incident and
Hughes, Gen. Everett encourages Patton Overlord and becomes
Eisenhower's personal representative Knutsford incident and in France sends humorous
note to Patton Bulge and
in Paris Patton's promotion
to four stars and in Germany
Hull, Gen. John E.
Hunter, Kent
Husky: plans for preparations
for
Huss, Pierre J.
Indio, California
Infantry, tank use combined with
Ireland
Ismay, General
Italian troops: in Tunisia in Sicily
Italo-German Panzerarmee
Italy: declares war against U.S.A.; surrender
of killing of prisoners
in
Jackson, Lt. Col. Montgomery C
Japan, U.S. entry into war and
Jeffery, Foster
Jenson, Echo
Jenson, Capt. Richard N.; selected by
Patton as aide in Tunisia killed in action memorial
fund for
Jerusalem
Jews: Moroccan displaced
persons camps for Patton's attitude
toward
Johnson Edwin C
Johnson, F.
Johnson, Hiram
Johnson, Jed
Johnson, Dr. P. P.
Johnson, Col. Thomas J.
Joyce, Maj. Gen. Kenyon A.; slapping incident and
Juin, Gen. Alphonse
Kairouan
Karnak
Kassel
Kasserine Pass: battle of map
of
Kean, William
Kemper, G. A.
Kenner, Albert W.
Kerwin, Lt. Col. Walter J.
Kesselring Albert
Keyes, Gen. Geoffrey North African
campaign and,
Keyes, Gen. Geoffrey (cohtd.) Rabat visit by
in Casablanca Casablanca Conference
and in charge of
I Armored Corps sent to
Algiers in Sicilian campaign gets II Corps command in Naples considered to replace
Gay congratulates Patton in Germany Patton's accident
and
Kilburn, General
King, Ernest, J. /
Kirk, Admiral
Kittle, General
Knapp, Virginia
Knutsford Patton's "rule the world"comments at
Koch, Oscar
Koechlin-Schwartz, General
Rrieger, Mary Jane
Krueger, Gen. Walter
Kuhl, Charles H.
Kuter, Laurence
Kyll
Lambert, Col. Kent L.
Langres
Larache
Laval
Lavitrano Cardinal Luigi
Leclerc, Maj. Gen. Jacques P. asks for assignment to Patton
Lee, Gen. John C. H. Overlord
and in France Patton critical of
Leese, Gen. Oliver Sicilian invasion
and
Legion of Merit
Lehman, Herbert
Leicester-Warren, Major
Leigh-Mallory, Air Marshall Trafford
Le Kef
Le Mans
Lemnitzer, Gen. Lyman L.; becomes
Alexander's deputy chief
Letters of instructions, Patton's-25~33oh tank destroyers oil envelopment on occupation on displaced persons
Levin, Carl
Lewis, Admiral, Sicilian invasion and
Lewis, Ira G.
Libya: Mussolini's attack on Rommel's
success in Rommel's withdrawal
in
Licata
Life magazine Patton
on cover of
Linz
Liri valley
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr.
Lohr
Loire River
Long, Lt. Col. Perrin H.
Long, Tania
Longwy
Lorch
Lorient
Lorraine campaign
Louisiana maneuvers
Lowry, Col. Earl E.
Lucas, Gen. John: appointed Eisenhower's
deputy Sicilian invasion
and slapping
incident and receives VI Corps
command Patton meets, in
Naples Anzio landings and replaced by Truscott
Luce, Clare Booth
Luckner, Count von
Ludwig, Emil
Luneville
Lunts
Lutes, Maj. Gen. LeRoy
Liitzen
Luxembourg
Lyautey
Lynch, Lieutenant
Maas River
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas
McAuliffe, Gen. Anthony
McBride, Gen. Horace L.; in
France Ardennes counteroffensive
and Bastogne and
McCarthy, Frank
McCloy, John Patton meets, in Constantine on Patton's future
McClure, Brig. Gen. R. A.
McCoy, Maj. Gen. Frank R.
McCreery, General: in Tunisia made corps
commander Dawley arid
McDermott (of Associated Press)
McGee, Col. Hugh H.
McLain, Raymond
McLaughlin, Kathleen
McNair, Lt. Gen. Lesley J. at GHQ marking
of vehicles and assigns Patton
overseas in North Africa
ordered to England killed in
action
McNarney, Gen. Joseph Overlord
and gets four stars
Patton's resentment of becomes
commander, ETO
McNutt, Paul
Macon, Robert
McQuillin, Brig. Gen. Raymond E., at
Faid Pass
McSherry, General, in Sicily
Maddox, Colonel
Magruder, John
Mainz
Maison Blanche airport
Maknassy
MalOne, Maj. Gen. Paul B.
Maloney, Gen. Harry
Malta
Maneuvers (of 1941)-30-40
Mannheim Patton's accident near
Manpower Board
Mantes
Maps: North Africa (Nov. 8-17);
Kasserine Pass (Feb. 14-22);
H Corps attack in Tunisia (Mar. 17-31); Sicily (July 10-Aug. 17); Western Europe (Aug. 1944-May
i945)
March Field
Mareth Line
Market-Garden, Operation
Marking of vehicles
Marrakech
Marseilles
Marshall, Mrs. Francis C
Marshall, Gen. George C: appoints Chaffee
Chief of Armored Force as
General Headquarters commander
at 1941 maneuvers orders with-
Marshall, Gen. George C. (contd.)drawn for Patton to go to North Africa North African invasion and praises Patton suggests increasing
Patton's authority at Casablanca
Conference
promotions list and
Sicilian invasion and
suggests Patton travel conspicuously Overlord plans and
Knutsford incident and asks Patton to see World War
I landlady at Moselle
in Marseilles Patton requests Pacific
duty from offers troops to
MacArthur Potsdam Conference
and denazification controversy
and
Marshall, Katharine
Mason, Frank E., denazification controversy
and
Mauldin, Bill
Mayenne River
Mazagan
Mears, Jennie
Mechanization
Meeks, Sgt. George transfer
to Desert Training Center North
African campaign and in Sicily on leave with
Patton
Melun
Menzing, Mrs. Ralph
Merle-Smith, Major
Merrill, Keith
Merzig
Messina
Metz
Allied capture of
Meurthe River
Meuse
Meyer, Col. Constantin
Michelier, Admiral
Mickelsen, Brig. Gen. Stanley R.
Middleton, Drew
Middleton, Gen. Troy H.: Sicilian campaign
and Overlord and rejoins Patton
shooting of prisoners and in
France,
Middleton, Gen. Troy H. (contd.) Saar campaign and Bastogne and
Battle of Bulge and Patton requests retention of Trier and in Germany Gay's description of visits
prison camp
Miles, Maj. Gen. Sherman
Miley, Gen. William M., Bastogne and
Miller, General, Sicily and
Millikin, Gen. John: Ardennes and Bastogne and Battle
of Bulge and
Mims, Sgt. John L. personal
comments on Patton
Monrovia
Monschau
Montereau
Montgomery, Gen. Bernard L.: pursuit of
Rommel Kasserine Pass and fight for El Guettar and in
Tunisia Sicilian invasion and-
in Sicilian campaign amphibious
operation of invades Italian mainland Overlord and final meeting with D-Day
commanders D-Day landings
and in France wants narrow front replaced
by Eisenhower in command of
ground forces promoted to field
marshal dominance over Eisenhower wants Americans
to slow down air drop operation
and secures bridgehead on Maas
and Waal seeks to regain command
of ground forces takes command
of First and Ninth Armies
Patton critical of, Bastogne
and Bulge and crosses Rhine
Moosburg prisoner of war camp
Morgan, Edward P.
Morgenthau, Henry
Morison, Comdr. S. E.
Morlaix
Morocco: Jews in invasion
plans landings in
political problems in Patton visits Sultan
Morris, Gen. William
Mortain
Moselle small bridgehead established
at plans for crossing> crossing of
Moselle-Saar triangle
Mosely, Maj. Gen. George Van Horn
Mostaganem
Mould, G.
Mountbatten, Louis
Mule-killing incident
Mulhouse
Muller, Brig. Gen. Walter J.
Sicilian invasion and
Munich
Murnane, George
Murphy, Col. John B.
Murphy, Robert
Mussolini, Benito Libyan attack of abduction of
Mygatt, Gerald
Nancy
Nantes
Naples
Napoleon
NATOUSA
Navy, U.S.: North African invasion and Sicilian invasion and
Nazis: captured officers interviewed by
PattonEisenhower's
directive on exclusion of, from
positions of importance Truscott's
statement on. See also Denazification
Needles, California
Nehou
Nemours
Nevins, Brig. Gen. Arthur S.
New York Daily News
New York Times denazification story
by
Niles, David
Ninth Army: in France
Montgomery takes command of
Bulge and in Germany reaches Rhine
9th Armored Division: Sicilian invasion
and Bastogne and in Germany
9th Infantry Division in Tunisia,
9th Infantry Division (contd.)183
Corps in France
Tactical Air Command
90th Division: in France
Bastogne and Bulge and
in Germany
94th Division
95th Division: Bastogne and Bulge
and in Germany
Nogues, Gen. A.P.C. as Moroccan governor
. Clark takes command in
Morocco and Casablanca Conference
and
Nordling, Ralph
Normandy, invasion of
Normans
Norstad, Capt. Lauris
North Africa: Patton ordered to invasion of, planned task
forces for Moroccan
landings map (Nov. 8-17) Theater of Operations established
North Carolina maneuvers
Nuremburg
Occupation of Germany-814. See also
Denazification
O'Daniel, Brig. Gen. John W.
Odom, Col. Charles B.
O'Donnell, John
OhrdrufNord
Oliver (of 5th Armored)
Omaha Beach
101st Airborne Division: Bastogne and Battle of Bulge and
O'Neill, James
Oppenheim
Oran
Orgaz, General
Orleans
Osborn, Gen. Frederick
Our River
Overlord commanders discussedJ Plansinvasion
command structure preparations
for London briefing
on Fortitude plan of deception
and approach of D-Day
final briefing on invasion-
Pacific: 1942 situation in Patton's
requests for duty in
Paget, Gen. Bernard
Palatinate campaign origin of
Palermo Patton's headquarters
in near famine in
Palmer, Williston, B.
Panama City, Florida
Pantelleria
Paris: Patton intends to let French in
first 2d Armored Division ordered
to French troops enter
Patton's visits to
Patton receives decoration from De
Gaulle in
Parks, Maj. Gen. Floyd Desert Training Center and reassures Patton becomes AGF
chief of staff informs Patton of
overseas assignment
Pas de Calais
Patch, Gen. Alexander in France" in Germany
Hammelburg incident and
Patterson, Robert Porter becomes
Secretary of War
Pattison, Sgt. Earl
Pattison, Hal C
Patton, Beatrice (Mrs. John K. Waters, Jr.)
Patton, Beatrice Banning Ayer at
Fort Benning Stimson visited
by on news coverage and social
activities
birthday letter
from visits the wounded encourages
Patton
radio broadcasts by reports
Marshall's and Stimson's praise
statement to press on slapping incident makes gift to Jenson Memorial
Fund Patton's return to U.S.A.
and Patton's final letter to
goes to Patton in Heidelberg hospital
Patton, General George Smith, Jr.UNITED STATES DUTY: assigned to Ar–mored Force, Fort Benning
appointed commanderd Armored
Brigade made acting commanderd Armored Division promoted to
Patton, Gen. George Smith, Jr. (contd.)brigadier general offers Eisenhower
post in Armored Force
training of troops at Fort Benningold tank brigade
members offer to join relationship
with men housing
at Benning promoted to
major general and commander of 2d
Armored Division on maneuvers
(1941)-30
becomes commander of I Armored
Corps wants to engage Rommel as Desert Training Center
commander
NORTH AFRICAN CAMPAIGN: ordered to
North Africa preparation
for invasion in England for
planning Moroccan landings
morale-building letter by
descriptions of invasion by Franco-American relations
in moves to Casablanca political problems in
Morocco distrust of Nogues military
matters discussed with Eisenhower instructions on discipline visits with
Nogues, Sultan and Grand Vizier sees
Eisenhower in Gibraltar
recommended for three stars suffers from lack of action&
Thanksgiving
Day message to troops
meets Eisenhower and Clark in Algiers report to Stimson on
Morocco checks on tank losses
in Tunisia dangerous flight
from Algiers on Christmas
in Morocco visits Spanish
Morocco Clark takes command worries about backbiting Casablanca Conference
and Eisenhower suggests promoting
to deputy commanding general meets Churchill
Kasserine Pass and
Sicilian invasion plans and
resents British influence meets British officers in
Pattern, Gen. George Smith, Jr. (contd.)Tripoli moves headquarters
to Rabat in Tunisia
assigned commanding general,
Corps in Constantine
fight for El Guettar makes Bradley deputy
speech to men before El Guettar promoted to lieutenant general visits wounded in Tunisia criticizes lack of air cover outraged at nonparticipation
in Tunisian battles at
front in Tunisia final Tunisian battles
relieved of II Corps command-
visits Timgabia summarizes
Tunisian campaign to date praises Eisenhower at
victory parade in Tunis
SICILIAN CAMPAIGN: plans for Husky resents British role meeting at Alexander's
headquarters, Algiers
preparations for invasion
messages to men
relations with men principles
for meets George
embarks for Sicily landings
in Sicily becomes Seventh
Army commanding general airborne
attack and on
beachhead Agrigento attack meets Alexander in Tunis summary of events forms
Provisional Corps mulekilling
incident Palermo campaign, Messina campaign
road use and meets with
Montgomery and Alexander
palatial headquarters in Palermo wants to beat British to
Messina visits wounded inactivity after Messina . congratulatory
messages slapping incidentstatement
praising Seventh Army
apologizes for slapping incident meets Eisenhower in Algiers feels slighted about Bradley and
Clark assignments Marshall's
promotions list and
Patton, Gen. George Smith, Jr. (contd.)recommended by Eisenhower for
Army command notes on
Sicilian operation nominated
for permanent major general rank comments on southern
Italy campaign suggests
how to kill more Germans
idea on Anzio landings goes
to Egypt and Holy Land
visits Malta relieved of Seventh
Army command shelled on
Naples visit
ENGLAND AND OVERLORD: travels as cover role planned forAnvil plans and ordered to United Kingdom
appointed Third Army commander becomes Army Group commander
as deception
Alexander asks for, to return to Italy assumes command of Third
Army inspections of troops speeches to troopskilling of Italian prisoners
and letters of instructions to
officers,
at briefing on invasion
Fortitude plan and "rule
the world" comments at Knutsford Eisenhower's reprimand-
meets with D-D ay commanders D-Day invasion and congratulates Bradley on
landing
FRANCE: gets orders to France
lands near Omaha Beach
Operation Cobra and Periers
St. Lo bombing and Third
Army becomes operational
breakout operation interviews
German officers
moves out of Brittany plans
for entering Paris appointed
major general, Regular Army
pursuit of Germans visits
wounded Trun
attack delayed "another Dunkirk"
remark made by report to
Marshall meetings with Bradley
news coverage of plan
for sweep to Beauvais lack of
Patton, Gen. George Smith, Jr. (contd.)supplies
heads for Meuse aches for
tribute Lorraine campaign
requests future Pacific duty prepares Siegfried Line attack plans for Moselle crossing press conferences of
at Moselle-
arranges defensive front at Nancyvisits World War I
sites at battle of Fort Driant shelled at Nancy talks
to troops Saar campaign Metz capture and predicts Ardennes counteroffensive Ambassador Harriman visits directive on trench foot
instructions on envelopment on
relations with German people
BELGIUM: Ardennes counteroffensive called by Bradley to Luxembourg takes over Corps Bastogne and New
Year's Day (1945) message to troops press conferences
Battle of the Bulge loses 95th
Division to Ninth Army goes on
leave to Paris
GERMAN CAMPAIGN: crosses Sauer into
Germany Palatinate campaign
and gets 10th Armored
Division promotion move in
Congress Vincent Sheean's praise
of interviews German officers reaches Rhine requests Far East duty other generals promoted
over press conferences-
congratulations from Eisenhowercongratulations
from Marshall displaced
persons and praises troops in
general orders crosses Rhine Hammelburg prisoner rescue
attempt anxious to move
faster visits prison
camps at Buchenwald promoted to fourstar
general in plane attacked
by RAF Spitfire Russian advance
and end of war and
Patton, Gen. George Smith, Jr. (contd.)
GERMAN OCCUPATION: attitude toward
against oppression of German
people goes on leave in
Paris and London bluffs
Tito Russians and
moves headquarters to Bad Tolz letter of instructions on occupation wants China duty
goes on leave to the United States welcoming ceremony on return addresses troops bitterness
grows learns of Teheran
deal with Russians regrets
end of war denazification
and-46-84" at civil government conference seeks stateside appointment run-in with press "scheme" to
discredit Eisenhower
meets with, on denazification problem inspects DP camps-
relieved as Fifteenth
Army commander becomes
Acting Theater Commander visits
Copenhagen
DECORATIONS AND RATINGS: Scott's efficiency
reports on Scott's
commendation of Eisenhower's
efficiency ratings of second DSM awarded Grand Cross awarded by Sultan
of Morocco awarded Oak
Leaf Cluster to DSC decorated
with Companion of Bath Bradley's
efficiency reports on
Europeans make awards to
awarded Order of Kutuzov honored
at home decorations listed decorated by Czech government receives honors in France decorated in Brussels
PERSONAL AND FAMILY MATTERS: person–ality of health and medical
problems news media treatment of physical
exercising by helps in son's
appointment to Military Academy worries about age dislike
Pattern, Gen. George Smith, Jr. (contd.)of Clark last call on Pershing reading habits religion and
learns French Dick Jenson's
death and criticizes
Eisenhower smoking and drinking
habits
advice to son George pistol wearing by expresses fears
Eisenhower's description of (in 1943) criticizes Bradley dislike of Bedell Smith buys bull terrier advises
nephew on entering West Point aches for tributes
resents Devers criticizes
Montgomery has premonition
of death hunting by as tletters written
by has car accident hospitalized
in Heidelberg dies
in sleep burial of personal
glimpses of
VIEWS AND CONCEPTS: on usage of tanks on German campaign
in Poland of armored
division on removal of
wounded uniform and flag designed
by on aircraft usage on saber usage on
automatic movements of men on
marking vehicles on Japanese
Americans on desert training
North African journal begun
on England on leadership on publicity for fighting men on discipline and fitness on
amphibious landing tactics
impression of Arabs writes short story on soldier in
combat weapons experiments by suggest three divisions to a corps poetry by on Italian food
on Normans writes soldier's
prayer fighting principles, on French
people protests Stars and
Patton, Gen. George Smith, Jr. (contd.)Stripes policy on military education on Russians
OH
German people on horses, on Communists on
denazification
on atomic bomb writing book, War as I Knew It on Jews
Patton, George S. appointment
to Military Academy academic
problems of advice to, from father
Patton, Nita adopted children of; on news coverage of Patton
Patton, Ruth Ellen. See Totten, Ruth
Ellen Patton
Pearl Harbor
Pearson, Drew
Peover Hall
Periers-St. L road
Perry, Colonel
Pershing, John J.;
Patton's last call on flattering
letter to, from Patton denounces
Patton on slapping incident as model for Patton
Petain, Henri Philippe
Phillips, Col. Gilbert
Phillips, William
Piano de Greco
Piburn, Col. E. W.
Pilsen
PM
Podhajsky
Poetry by Patton purchased by magazine
Poland, Patton's lecture on German campaign
in
Polish II Corps
Polk, Jimmy
Pompeii
Pont-a-Mousson
Pontaubault
Porto Empedocle
Postwar Europe
Potsdam Conference
Pound, Dudley
Prague
Press conferences, Patton's: (Sept. 7) (Sept. 23) (Nov. 6) (Nov. 24) (Jan.
Press conferences, Pattern's (contd.) (Jan. 12)
(Feb. 23) (Mar. 17) (Mar. 30); (April 20, i945) (April 27, i945)
(May 8) (Sept. 25).
Prison camps, German Hammelburg
rescue mission Buchenwald Eisenhower and
Patton visit
Prisoners, shooting of, in Italy
Provisional Brigade (Washington, D.C.)
Provisional Corps (Sicily)
Public Relations Office, Cobra security
breached by
Quiberon Bay
Rabat Patton's visits toAmerican-French parade
in Patton moves headquarters
to
Ramsey, Admiral: Sicilian invasion and Overlord and
Randle, Col. Edward
Rangers in Sicily
Red Ball Express
Redeployment policy
Redoubt area in Germany
Regensburg
Reims
Remagen
Rennes
Reserve divisions
Reynolds, Senator Robert D.
khine: 6th Army Group arrives at
plans for reaching Ninth Army
at crossings 658 Patton
crosses
Richardson, Gen. Robert ("Nelly")
Sicilian invasion and
Ridgway, Matthew B.
Riley, Flat Foot
Riverside, California
Robenson, Col. John A.
Robertson, Brigadier Brian
Robinett, Gen. Paul
Roer River
Rogers, Edith Nourse
Rommel, Erwin Patton's desire to
engage Bengasi recaptured by
Rommel, Erwin (contd.)victories in Libya at El Alamein Montgomery's pursuit of withdrawal in Libya
battle of Kasserine Pass and
returns to Germany book by
Rooks General
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Elliott
Roosevelt, Franklin D.: promotions lists Churchill conferring with
North African invasion and Patton's
meeting with (1942) message
to Sultan of Morocco at
Casablanca Conference
praises Patton at Cairo and
Teheran meetings death of
Roosevelt, Gen. T. R. Sicilian campaign
and relieved of
command dies in sleep-
Rose, Maurice
Rothkirch, Maj. Gen. Ernst George Edwin
Royal Naval College
Russell, Consul General
Russia: 1941 invasion of Patton's
Knutsford remarks on Patton
forecasts trouble with Patton's
attitude toward conspiracy theory
and postwar Germany and-
Russian troops: advances in Germany Third Army in Czechoslovakia
4th Guards Army
Ryder, General, in Tunisia
Saar, campaign in
Saarbourg
Saarbrucken
Saarlautern
Saar-Moselle triangle 644
Sabers
Safi
St. Avoid
St. Dizier
St. Goar
St. Hilaire
St. James
St. Malo
St. Martin
St. Paul's School
St. Sauveur le Vicomte
St. Vith
Salerno
Salzburg
San Stefano
Sarreguemines
Saturday Evening Post
Sauer River
Saverne
Sbeitla
Scally, Mary
Schaeffer, Friedrich
Schelde
Schlieffen Plan
Schloss Wiessenstein
Schwartzenburg
Scoglitti
Scott, Gen. Charles L. efficiency
reports on Patton at
maneuvers assigned to Fort Knox
Scott, Mrs. C. L.
2d Armored Brigade
2d Armored Division: Patton's transfer
to creation of training of, at
Fort Benningnewspaper
interest in Patton assumes
permanent command of maneuvers
(1941) by-30"Hell
on Wheels" nickname of Patton
leaves command of in North Africa Sicilian campaign and Patton's apology to, for slapping
incident in Germany
2d Division, Overlord and
II Corps Patton takes command
of in Tunisia-201-
in Sicilian campaign
Keyes gets command of
See River
Sdes
Seille River
Seine first Allied crossing of
Selune River
Semmes, Col. Harry H.
Senate Military Affars Sub-Committee
Sens
7th Armored Division
Seventh Army: Sicilian invasion and,
Seventh Army (contd.)274 Patton takes command of plans for, after Messina Patton's
praise of Patton relieved
of command of Patch takes
command of in France Saar
campaign and Bulge and in Germany
Corps: Overlord and in France Bastogne
and
17th Airborne Division
78th Division
79th Division, in France
"Seven Up" (poem)
SHAEF
SHAEF Reserve
Sheean, Vincent
Shemitz, Reuben B.
Sherman, William Tecumseh
Shingle operation
Sibert, Gen. Edwin L.
Sicily: plans for invasion of preparations for invasion of Patton's principles for campaign landings in airborne
attack on Palermo
campaign Messina campaign road use in amphibious
operations in
prisoners shot in
SidibouZid
Siegfried Line plans for breakthrough dragon's teeth of
Silverman, Dr. Jacob R.
Simpson, Gen. William H.
Sitrep
6th Armored Division: Overlord and
in France at Nancy Bastogne
and Bulge
and in Germany
6th Army Group at Rhine
Bastogne and Bulge and
Corps: in Italy Dawley
becomes commander Anzio and Saar campaign and
16th Armored Division
65th Division
Skoda Munitions Plant
Slapping incident official report
on Patton's record of
Patton apologizes for reemergence
of Patton's
statement to Stimson on
Smith, Mrs. Constantine
Smith, Senator Ellison D.
Smith, Van S. Merle
Smith, Gen. Walter Bedell in North Africa in Sicilian
campaign commends Patton to
Marshall slapping incident and Patton expresses liking for Overlord and Patton's
dislike of Knutsford incident
and in France at
Versailles congratulates Patton on
Trier capture denazification and in occupied Germany
Snow, Edgar
Solomon's Island, Maryland
Somervell, Gen. Brehon nominated
for permanent rank of major
general gets four stars
SOS (Services of Supply) headquarters
South, Betty
South Hamilton, Massachusetts
Spa
Spaatz, Gen. Carl Overlord
and in France
gets four stars
Spain
Spang, Lt. Gen. Karl
Spanish Morocco
Spanish Riding Academy
Spellman, Archbishop
Sprigg, Helen
Sprindis, Lt. S. W.
Spurling, Col. R. Glen
SS troops, postwar treatment of
Stalin, Joseph: invited to Casablanca
Cairo and Teheran meetings and
praises Third Army Potsdam Conference
and
Stars and Stripes, Patton's protest against
Stauffenberg, Colonel Count von
Stiller, Maj. Alexander C,
Stiller, Maj. Alexander C. (contd.) selected by Patton as aide
Sicilian invasion and visits Malta praises Patton, to Beatrice at
Knutsford in France
recollects Patton-Bradley meeting (Aug. 1944) Bulge and crosses
Rhine on Hammelburg rescue
mission reported missing
in action recollects Patton's meeting
with Patterson
Stilwell, Gen. Joseph
Stimson, Henry L. promotion of Patton and maneuvers (1941) and
North African invasion and praises Patton slapping
incident and Knutsford
incident and in France
Patton requests more personnel of
defends Patton's attitudes Potsdam
Conference and denazification
and resigns
Stockdale, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Stockholm
Stove, desert, Patton's invention of
Strasbourg
Stratemeyer, Gen. George E.
Sultan, Maj. Gen.JDaniel I.
Sultan of Morocco
awards medal to Patton
Casablanca Conference and
Summerall, Charles P. praise of
Patton by Patton
expresses gratitude to slapping incident
and on news coverage
Summersby, Kay
Sumner, Jesse
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary
Force
Surles, Gen. A. D.
Swedish-American Society
Swift, Gen. Innis P.
Swing, Joseph
Symbol
Syracuse
Szubin
Tabor of Goums
Taf t, Robert A.
Tank Corps
Tanks: Patton's expertise in German
tactics with concept of usage of marking of
losses of, in Tunisia letter of
instructions on tactics destroyer
units and combined use of
infantry with suspension idea
for
Task Force A
Task Force Baum
Task forces for North Africa
Taylor, Donald M.
Taylor, Gen. Maxwell
Bulge and as Superintendent of
Military Academy
Taylor, Mrs. T.
Teb£ssa
Tedder, Chief Air Marshal Arthur
Sicilian invasion and Overlord and
Bastogne and
Teheran, Allied conference in
Tennessee maneuvers (1941)
10th Armored Division: Bastogne and Bulge and goes under
Patton's command in Germany
Corps
10th Panzer Division
Terill, Sergeant
Termini Imerese
Texas maneuvers
Thelepte
Thionville
3d Armored Division
Third Army: in England for Overlord Patton's address to embarkation
to Europe in France becomes operational in France map of progress of, in Europe
(Aug. 1944-May 1945) October
pause of at Moselle
Saar campaign and Bastogne
and Battle of Bulge and-
Palatinate campaign and
in Germanyoccupation
plan and denazification
and Truscott replaces
Patton as commander of
III Corps: Ardennes and Bastogne
Corps (contd.)and Bulge and in Germany
3d Division Sicilian campaign
and
Patton's apology to
30th Division
34th Division: in Tunisia discipline poor
35th Division: in France
Bastogne and Bulge and
Thompson, Sgt. Robert L„
Thompson, Comdr. (Churchill aide)
Time magazine
Timgabia
Tito
Tobruk
Toft Hall
Tolbukhim, Marshal
Torch
Totten, James W. praised by commander
Totten, Ruth Ellen Patton
Toul
Trainer, Tom
Transportation, American superiority
Trask, Caroline
Tregaskis, Richard
Trench foot, directive on
Trier
Trieste
Tripoli, Patton meets British officers in
Troina
Troyes
True Confessions
Truman, Harry S. Potsdam Conference
and
Trun
Truscott, Gen. Lucian K. North
African invasion and appointed Eisenhower's
deputy Sicilian campaign and
on Italian mainland in Naples replaces Lucas at Corps
promotion of replaces Patton in
Third Army statement by, on Nazism
Trecovery vehicle
Tucker, Reuben H.
Tullahoma, Tennessee
Tunis final attack on
victory parade in
Tunisia invasion of
Anderson's fighting in
Patton's impression of Arabs in
Allied attack fails in Axis
buildup in fight for El Guettar map of II Corps attack (Mar.
17-31) battle of Kasserine
Pass Bizerte and Tunis
taken by Allies
12th Army Group-Bulge and in Germany
Corps: Overlord and in France JSaar campaign
and Bastogne and
Bulge and
in Germany Hammelburg
rescue mission and
Corps: Overlord and in France at Moselle Saar
campaign and Bastogne and Bulge and in
Germany
Army Group
Bulge and in Germany
21st Panzer Division
26th Division Bastogne and
Uhlan
Ulio, Gen. James
Umpiring maneuvers
Uniform, tankers'
UNRRA
USFET
U.S. Military Academy. See West Point
U.S.S.R. See Russia
Utah Beach
Vandenberg, Col. Hoyt
Van Fleet, Gen. James
Vannes
Varro
Vaux, Charles de
Verdun Bastogne strategy meeting
at
Versailles
Victor Emmanuel
Virginia Military Institute
Volubilis
Voorhis, Lt. Gen. Daniel Van
Waal River
Wainwright, Gen. Jonathan M.
Walker, Gen. Fred, Sicily and
Walker, Gen. Walton H.: Overlord and in France at Metz
Saar campaign and Bastogne
and Bulge and in Germany
Trier and
Gay's description of visits prison
camp
Wallace, Lt. Col. Brenton G.
Wallach, Lt. K. E.
Wain, Nora
Wangenheim, Lt. Col. Freiherr von
War as I Knew It
War College
Ward, Orlando (Pink)relieved
Washington Post
Washington Star
Waters, Beatrice Patton
Waters, Lt. Col. John K., Jr. in North
Africa missing
in action found safe
Hammelburg rescue mission and-
awarded Silver Star awarded
DSC
Watson, Edwin ("Pa")
Weaver, William
Wedemeyer, Gen. Albert C at Casablanca Conference in
Sicilian campaign
Weeks, Edward
Welfratshausen
"Werewolves,"
Werra
Weser River
Western Task Force, North African invasion
West Point Patton's son's appointment
to Patton's comment
on curriculum
West Wall. See Siegfried Line
Weyland, Gen. Otto P.
White, Harry Dexter
White, Maj. Gen. I. D.
Whiteley, General
Whitfield, Col. Harry
Whiting, Mrs. Edgar M.
Widewing
Wiesbaden
Wigglesworth, Air Marshal
Wilbur, Col. W. H. at Casablanca
Conference
Wilcox, Edward E.
Williamson, Edward C
Wills, Mrs. William L.
Wilner, Joseph
Wilson, Sir Henry Maitland
Patton's description of
Winton, Lieutenant (of World War I tank
brigade)
Wolfe, William H.
Woman's Home Companion, Patton's
poem published by
Wood, John S. ("P.")
Saar campaign and relieved of duty
Woodring, Horace L.
World War I
Worms
Wounded, removal of
Wuerzburg
Wyche, Ira T.
Wyman, Col. W. G.
Yalta Conference
Yordy, Dr. Frank S.
Young, Gen. S. B. M.
Yuma, Arizona
Zhukov, Marshal