... and universal service. The Army was, in effect, divided between those soldiers in the States and those on occupation duty, especially those in Far East Command. That separation became all too evident when war came to Korea. Almond Edward M Almond Margaret Crook Camp Swift Texas casual camp for awaiting...

... and high level operational policies and duties as director of operations.” Colonel Richard Stilwell, during this period, was put in charge of the Far East's Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), operations. Since Stilwell was well aware of who would be able to help him in his tasks, he recruited from his 90th...

... that would turn strategic principles into operational reality. The account contrasts the relative ease of planning for the Atlantic, European, and Middle East theaters with the negotiators’ inability to craft a coherent strategy for the Pacific and Far East and the intense friction that occasionally resulted...

...This chapter by James Goldrick analyzes the Royal Navy's experiences in relation to the submarine force in the Far East during the interwar years. It argues that the story of submarine policy and operational plans for the Far East is a generally consistent one, with the Royal Navy maintaining...

... are also described, as are the composition of static, mobile, amphibious/riverine, and parachute forces. 2nd Armored Division French 9th Colonial Infantry Division French Commando Ponchardier Far East Marine Brigade French French Far East Expeditionary Corps CEFEO French Union forces Indochina...

...Rusch returned to Japan to find destruction, despair, and starvation everywhere. Rusch began his work for the Civil Intelligence Section in Tokyo, uncovering evidence for the International Military Tribunal of the Far East (IMTFE). Rusch hoped that the Allies would bring justice to postwar Japan...