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THE CITADEL.
ARCHIVES AND MUSEUM
ALLIED FORCE IlEADQUAR'.I • S
l5 October 1942.
MEMORANDUM TO c General Eisenhower•
SUBJECT
1
Conferences and Decisions.
For yom· information, the following conferences were held and decisions
announced during l4 October&
1 . General Gruenther reported t hat owi:ng to t he l oss of three personnel ships by enemy action, the t otal available personnel 1L-rt f or KW? :3 has
been reduced below requirements . This shortage can be met, in part , from
Britiah sources. A cable is being prepared in which a request f or one ,U. S.
ship, capacity 3, 500, will be ma.de .
2. With Generals Smi th a.n· Gruentber, Col onel Holmes, a · Mr . Matthews, I went over the draft of their cable on monetsry arrangements f or
the Torch theater and approved it. Major discussion centered around whether
people in the area would be allowed to turn in r egular ii.merican dollars for
the special yellow seal American dollars t hat we will take in. ·:e decided
to postpone this decision until we know the local conditions, i . e . whether ·
the Ger mans can flood the area with counterfeit regular u.s. notes and j\llt
how fr~ave a possibilit y is a black mart et.
Colonel Holmes and Mr . Matthe vs ·reported tha t he British Treaaury
The r ate wi ll be 75 francs to t he dollar
has approved the monets.ry s et-up.
end JOO to the pound.
liext we di scussed t he procla.t1ations. It is imper ative t hn..t General
Pe.tton have the procla.r,1ation in Arabie before his Task Force sails . The
primary consideration wa.s whether to have th:t.s Arabic proclar.iation pr:tnted
in the u.s. or here . We can get this to Patton up to October 22nd and we
agreed t hat every attempt shot
be made , for reasons of security, to have
this proclamation printed in London rather than in v·ashington•
.:, . General Gal e and Colonel Stokes came in with a. draft of a cabl
to the a.r Department designed to adjust the difference of opinion which
has arisen over the British r equest for 25 additional cargo sh~s per month
fron the u.s. The Ministry of a.r Transport wants Washington to reexamine
the capa.cit of · he U. S. to carry out vhot it regll"ds as an earl ier a.(,Teement. Stokes will attend a meetine; \7ith ]: l to insure that the cable cor ..
ect~ expresses the situation aa it is viewe over her e .
�Since the War Department has again expresled its diisapproval Qt
our plan f a r ~ but ha• .l ett the final deciaion to you, I told General
Gale that I would get him and Admiral Ramsey together and try to work out
the best poaaible solution.
4. General Lenmitzer came in while General Gale was still preeent.
had gone to Lemnitzer to aay- that
after close examimtion of the tentative plan to pat Ameraon'• force into
Spani.ah Morocco 1n the event 0£ hoatile reaction 1n that area prior to DDay, he ia convinced that woh an operation cannot be logistically SU11f0rted
through the port ot Ceuta U" the A.xi• air tarce 1a baaed on drdromes 1n
southern Spun. I told them that work on thia alternative plan 'trOUld continue, but that t he view advanced by General Gale '.lfould be given~ consideration before au;y deoiaion wa, reached that would pit the operation
into effect.
La.et night Gale with mem~• o:f hie staff
Lemmtzer next t'Cl"ought up the letter or 1netruct1ons which is to
to Colonel F.ddy in .· Tangier by Colonel Gunther• These inet'l"uctione pit Eddy in charge of OSS and SOI operatiou 1n Jlorocco under the
direction ot llurJJb1'. A caw o£ this letter will al.so go to Murphy• Commun1cat1ona between llurpby and &idy can be carried on by diploatic pouch.
be delivered
5. With Admiral.a Bieri and Bennett I again diecusaed the dispited
paragraph 8 of the Naval Directive i ssued by Admiral nng,, showed them the
cable we have sent requesting 1ta deletion, and ~1ned the reaaon therefor.
We next took up the wording ot Admiral Bennett•• Center Be.val Taak
Poree directive and 80Dle ellght changes were made (I diacuesed thia with you
later in the afternoon),
I then intormed them or the Prime lliniateF 1a deaire to ha'Ye three
American surface vessels incorporated into the Brit1eh Mediterranean fleet and
have three British veasela subetituted 1n the Western Naval Taek Force so
there 1rOUlc be naval thip• flying the American flag in the llecliterranean
during the aa,ault. Bieri said thie could have been done earlier but that
such a change in ple.na would be serious now since the use and diepoaition
or the six cruieera 1n the Western Naval Task Force has 'a lread1 been arranged
and their dutie.e assigned. Although the Prime Jliniater mentioned the use
ot aruieera, I a.eked why three destroyers couldn•t be used. Admiral Bieri
said that would have t o be a matter for Admiral King to decide.
6. I again took up w1th 11.r • Mack the question o:f hia .f"uture position
in the HeadqllBrtera, telling him you bad aucrgested that he might become
;your personal adviser on political matters under aome such title as •Bt-iti,m
Liaison Officer f'rom t he Foreign Office.• lack waa quite responaive to
thi• su,ggeation. He believe• a better.title would be •British Civil Liaison
Of'ticer•-thia appeale ,to him as being sufficient~ vague to cover en::,
tunctiona you may want to aeaign to him. I assured him you
anxious
•~e
�to ret.ain his services, e>~laining again t,hat it tm.s o:ril br.;1el!'tuse of'
possible tdsunderstandini;:, both ey the
en· ar.id ou:r poG•ple# ·that the
questi<:<n of his at.atus l'..s.s been raised. :~
w.ck said ,his arran;:.,!ement was
pe,rfeotly sa.tinf'aeto1-y to hill. He ··nrlEr·· stands t hat it if-J r,ieec&sa.r".f for
us to guard &Eis.inst the appearanGe of Brit! h political d b-eeticn bohind
the seen.ea.
rtttn :'L s understood, I told him ! wo d reco, . nd to you that
the .Politi.cal ..;o,ation o..; this Headquarters be eliminated. fiturptiy would
head up 01.v1i Affairs w:l.th
tth s as his dopu~y, Ma.ck ooing 1lsed to
advise th you and .Murphy in , ttars pert.a . nine to hia fiold •.
7 . General Gruentb. r brought up th qu.estion of. t ho 11s.., o.t• the
Gen~l''fa Red ross in t.he f'ield . Le recor.roendo•, and I am in ae;r .c'itcmt, l1ith
hirAt that we should
tioulously adhero to t ia provisions of the Geneva .
Corli'erenca.. Tii..is same principle appJ.iE!:S to any !nstl.'11etions re .t lzy' iasuo
eontJernin.g treatment ,o f risoners of war.
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World War, 1939-1945
World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
Military campaigns.
United States—History, Military—20th century.
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Mark W. Clark (1896-1984) was a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He served in World War I and World War II, and was President of The Citadel from 1954 to 1965. This finding aid describes Clark's archival collection at The Citadel Archives, the bulk of which covers Clark's World War II career and his time as Citadel President.
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Letter from Mark W. Clark to Dwight D. Eisenhower, September 12, 1942
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'l'odq, with both present* I ropeatea the uae points and. told tilera that
a. directiff waa being prepared. Both a:pressed ~e~vo.s as undel"S'tanding
th~ plan an4 u boing 8atisfiod.
1
Air 1'.~ l flelsh aid that he would. like to baTe 'fandelll>erg aa
an .Amerioa.n ~reqntati« on his atd't'. .t t old ·h:1:m that h e had~. s,et
up as Chief' of Staff' f'or Doolittle but t hat Ransell and. Gale WOttl4 probably be with }Wo..
)
He alao braught up the question. of a.ftilability of air ~ t s.
Be understands now that 1n additica ta the tra..11aporta to~ us.i in the,
paratroop attacu:. up to f1Te o ~ squadroo,.8 wi ll be available in tho U. L
'tor later o..-ratlcaa 1n ,N orth Atr!oa, giYing & total of '5 tnuaaporta plua
thoati atill in Oj?Ol'at:i.iag oonditicn aft.or tl'!.t· initial attack. Vlelsh suggee.t od
the for: tion or· a group of transport. ~tin& ~
· under t.t.l.s heaa-·
quartc,rs, t<> uae in mering tJ!tooJ,e anc1 supplies uywh.-e :ln the theater.
10., Brtgaai~ Kockl.e r • P ~ and General Gru~1:ber, with Colonel.a
Dlcbcat a.n4 &meat.eel• came in to discuss the, •ppillg
Wsl.ker, Bollma.'ll,
aittntica.
I f1rat -,poke to ~ e h ) l 4 W and to Colonel V!albsr about
tho nee1 tor a plan to ocmrr the eucklen Yith:1nrtla1 or the U. S. A.A.Pe
aquadrm$: !ran operations based on u. L ,• arld ·showerl tbeit our outgoing
measago l'fo. 192'. The G-2 s.ct·v.m will develop ,a auitable oover pl a
f:or ~••
• ~ then ._.t into the •P ai\uatica.
saliaf'acia:., dJ.,81.ri:bu•
t:ton liat ba.e btMrl workecl out. A l,150.000 map. · pl.Qs •I> matitutea, will
'be aft.ila'ble tor the u8&Ulting troopa. lloeaioa on. a scale ot a.bout
l/15,ooo rill lie a.nilable tor dutrib:aticm, down to oarapmies ·ancl poae.ibl.f
to platoons. The photo--.p OOYVa&• at Algl_.. 1s good. while that at Ora
811d. Oaablanca 1a
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Kodela haw been 0C11Structed or aCGe of ttui, beaal'1es , the work
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by~
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the uaaw. t . I diNct ecl 111\~ ~ to • - wbat oould be ~ •bout
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World War, 1939-1945
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969
United States—History, Military—20th century.
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Clark, Mark W. Correspondence
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
World War, 1939-1945
World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
Military campaigns.
United States—History, Military—20th century.
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Mark W. Clark (1896-1984) was a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He served in World War I and World War II, and was President of The Citadel from 1954 to 1965. This finding aid describes Clark's archival collection at The Citadel Archives, the bulk of which covers Clark's World War II career and his time as Citadel President.
This online collection features his correspondence.
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Letter from Mark W. Clark to Dwight D. Eisenhower, August 27, 1942
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969
United States—History, Military—20th century.
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Air J.Hniata-y uaod Gu..J.ter· in OClll'MilOtiCJrl with operatlcas ir1 ll.alta 813d
the nQ&J' Eaat.
Told Geieral Andersen t hat . the u.
OQllba.t team W'i th his ~
&~tecl 'by antSA1rcratt or otbezyiae as he cleeiroa. & is t o let
I,
oan
U8
11:noW.
,S- Ada1ra1. RatDae,- talked about the l.aok at W>0<DOdat1cas at a.co.,.
ralter 1MlwUng ottioe ~ and living quarteN. He aleo spoke of the
llait-1 barl,or- oapeoity and tbe Aangc to eldpl ~ cuta1do f'l"QIII - .
marines aa1 <a. •n -,paetio ~
.~
Air
v~
wel.Oh dlaouNed the air pl.at:I.
1'b o Britub.
are now firm as to tho Dllll'ber of airaratt to be used onl ho.VO mrked out
a teatativo plan ot operatima. u.s. Air POJ"QOII ~or the operatiOl are ·n ot
dofia1te]3 M't. It rill be neoo.saary to go .tUlOlld
th a tent.atift pl.au
ba.sc,d •" 1 t ~ that haft bee aakod. t"or• Tb:: total u. s. -Brtti:ab ir •oroe
in'rol.,.. th.l US4' of about 1200 aircraft. ·Gcmetal Arlderaca a.p.in mentiellOl
t.be 'W811:ness of baDbor support f or his attru:tk 1:.lftd auggeeW that the cmtire
AU" s.trcaagth, 'both U•
and ~t~ ~ bo ~ e e l eJ:l A Glit to b4J
uH4 una.r the direotim of the C & o. I ~lied that tMa is esactly
What 1IOt\ld be dolt.et but that a:J.noe he cwl4 foreDeQ a wa.lQleas. in hi~ air
euppo,-t he aboald tat neoe&f..laTY at,e.pa t obta.i.n additiGnal. meus frcm
llritiah. sOILU"Oell Wore the ~J.Ual a.tar-too. I add«l 't'.hat ~ 1 , ttoo.
�·• J-
A-•-
hu aaari:tioed abipputg Bpaoe wbJ4h he . • 1t Will MVQ uaac1 for ~lll'ld
trool)8 An
to obtain the
. air aupport tor h1.s attack,.,
.M, ~ argaaisatian of
Air tatt for the operaticrl
Gpla1no4-&Jw cm the u.
ai.dAt, ocrtain off'ioer• DOif ~p.g1::u :bl p1anaJng
wwld b4tccae . wa or the oj,G-ati(G&l air awr.
J1.
General .C el,e s tatod th
t tho planning
.or Nh-1ni.e.tre.Ucn
ot
ciYil &train should b e ~
•
a.e preaent. "
gave• the
opportunity to again N.3 that an
riGan abould 11084 the sdurin:l.aq-atJ.m
at civU attaira. Gener&.l G
spob of t-he n
tor a ropreamt.ativo or·
the oiT.ll
t&Jn ott1aer with both Q,cneral. Anderaca
Gmcral Patt<m.
,i. I NIDOUIIOfn that o~ru.a. Fattm would lea.Ye tor the u.s. and
that he 'WQJld i.m, G4liera1a '.i"rUSOOtt ana Larkin hero
bi.a 1:"ePl"••ta.t1na
tor the time being.
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THE CITADEL.
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ARCHIVES AND MUSEUM
1,
Nartoll: Hoa.so
St. James Sq.
~Olt&NDtll !OJ
I
Geeral Ehenhowr. -
s O<efenucee ,a nd Deciaicma.
Po:r your intomat1cm• the following caa.termcee were held and de..
cia1GDS announoed during 17 Avguat.
1. C..-al Tru.aoott oallod to diBCJU.aa the matter ot amphibious trainI brought him up t.o date aa to the employ.aant of the oaaba t team trcm
the 34th DirlaJaa. Ini'~ h1a alao that it waa planned to send mits ot
the 1st Dirlsian to InTerat'IIJ' tor: traiaing aa socn aa the }4.th Dirlaicn
units Yaoate. .Also cllacussed with h1,m t he minutes or the c. o. Hq meeting
which were not mtirely clear to me 1a their reterenoe to cadres. He ia to
got this cleared up an4 will intora c.o. Hq that '.ft are 6nmoua to do 81\1""
thi:Dg we can to haaten the alllpli.bioas training~ our uni.ta 'b ut 1R111t llJlalJ ·
exaotq what tho British 1111Ult hca ua. Later Truoott "turned {0'Ouu.el
was alao present) to explain the aadre aystan a.a used by the British. · Thia
will tit in well with our requirments. Sane personnel fraa the 1st Diving.
iaicm can be train.eel a t the same time as the canbat team traa the Jl+th
J>1Yiaica.
2. I imtruoted Colan.el O'Daniel that he and his statt would ,go to
Inver&.ra3" to assist ill the tra;n1ng of the Jlt.tb Din.sion if thia waa accept•
a.ble to .the Britiah. He la.tor reported that th1.& wa.s the· case.
J. I discussed with Geeral.a Alle:n and Ryder the possibility of .m oving
equipnent trca the 34-th Dinaion to equip a ccabat team of the lat D1Tiaim
by the 24,th ot August. Deoidod. that thi wa.a impracti.oal• considering tiao,
apace and dU't_.enoes in equipae:nt. General fcydor dosip.ted the 168th
Intantry c:eai:.t team ~or amphibious tretn1ng. 'l'hia wd.t baa a atroog oaamandor and excellct anl.isted persaanel. General Allen said that maJl3
of'tioora or t h., 1st Di'Yi.aian who went throogh uplibiowa training in the u.s.,
ban .a inoe lef't his Di:rlaiOl'l. I instroctod G.....i Allen to alort one of
hi.a oaabat teams f or praapt JIO'lement to the amphibious training urea; that.
we would mab eTery eff ort to get i ta equipaent off of th ahipa 1n the
l ea.at poaaible timeJ that in the evmt the target date is set back and the
equipNnt has arriv • it is still possible that t he, oomba.t team 0£ the 1st
Dinaicn tllAy be substituted t or th.at of the 34th.
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• _,.,
,
'
~ •it';;,.i,
,
4. I 1ntoraed Colcael Ihlghes of t he above plan and inatmctecl hUI to
get R,der• • oarabat wam mot"ed; a.lao to get the SOS pocple rea.q to -work
ta.st cm. tho equipi.ent tor the 1st Divuicm.
,5. · Geeral Dewing oame in to disou.ss Kr. llaok's function. We went
oftr th1a atter 1n a rather general W8J•· I told him that I. thought the
Prmah ahould be pemitted•. in ciril • t tera. to retain 11oaiual ccmtrol• it
poi1aible• and that Kr. Ka.ck shew.a tunotion ·a ore or less in the: ·' beokgromid.
S.Wal DewiDg sugges ted that Mr. Uack should ccu.cmlt with Gceral Gale.
'•
Air Y ~ Welcth broQght ~ a paper on
D-1§ t o r ~
Air
Rx9-9¥9!99ts HR
He atatea that ·G «leral And4.,'Tsan ·baa seen .the paper and
has aocepteditbut that he has not aa :,et had an opportunity of sholdng i t
to General Pattcm. '1'he paper is to-be exami ned. b,y tho 1r llinistr:, to determine tAe a'ftilabilit:, of air craft 1n Bnglam, ta.c1ll ties at Gilraltor tor
bandl.iD&. and ahippiag requirements for air pt,raoanel and auppl:ies to be
ao'i'ed by' sea. I ~ ho.Te not as yet had an ~ t y to stooy tbia pa.per.
to
1• ~-cauod~r Doncmm traa the 1\dm.iral ty called to cliScuaa caab.ined
traizdng oenters ill the south. He sa.ya tha t tho adairalty beliena that regardlea■ of iJDediate plana• " mst go ahe ad with the prep&ratica ot ad.di•
tiaa&l t ao111tioa cm tho sou'th coast. .I ~ with th.is rlew.
hi•
, S. 'I diaous.aed with G-e,ne-ral Patton
ootUne plan of operatimsa
t ho· 0Qllp08iticAl or OCGVQYB and the s chedulo of arrinl t or various units.
Patton h1aselt plaa to be an the Admiral' s ship and to go aahore a.a earl.7
u possilue. We also discussed t he need. tor bollplta.l ah1P8 t o n.occapeny
the first oarroy.
9. General J1o01.un, oall.ecl at -., requeat. Be ata-ted that ho ccaai4erocl
1 \ daageroua to haft an attache CCtllM: to Londm traa l&adrid. Betore oaaing
~ a deoiaica <.S thia• he will t alt 1 t C1'IVZ' w1 t.~ liockler-Pe:rr.,aaB.
I f' an
ottioer is ordered here traa. Spain. 1 t should be Duscberg.
,
10. Cmeral, Gale rill haft a. stucly made of' Britiah and U. S. ll'!JFIP>i t;ioll
. 'l"h1a in order that Nl'IJWmitim requi.rcraent s f or the u.s.
and. Brltiab toroea in the theater m£i3 'tMt figured ca the stt.me baaia.
811PP13 ~
lL " • CLARK•
J&aJor ·G eneral. u. s. Anltr•
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Letter from Mark W. Clark to Dwight D. Eisenhower August 18, 1942
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
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Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969
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THE CITADEL.
ARCHIVES AND MUSEUM
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COPY
.i.ISH JOil1T ST
'ISSi m
of t he Combined hiefs of Staf f
asbington
10t h June, 1942
I,y dear General 1
I have just cane from the Combined hief s of $ta.ff Meeting
at wilJ.oh General Marshall made t. o announcement of your new
appointmmt and I am hastening to of fer you 11\Y' most sincere
oongra'bllationa.
I hope you will not think it out or plaoo 1£ I tell you t hat
if I had been allowod to select from l the officers I have cane
in contact with the two Generals td. t h whom I would most like to
work in the great &vs to come, I .should have selected General
F,isenhower and yourself.
The knowledge that you have been sel.ooted literally alters my
lihole out.look in the operati ons ,ve are going to undertake . ? mv I
know we w1ll succeed one hundred per cent.
Yow.·s sincerely,
( Signed)
·or General !J. 'll. Clark,
A1"llU ar Coll.ego,
ashington, D.
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Louis Mountbatten"
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Letter from Louis Mountbatten to Mark W. Clark, June 10, 1942
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
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Letter from Louis Mountbatten congratulating Clark on his new appointment.
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T 'HE CITADEL.
ARCHIVES AND MUSEUM
'--
HEADQUARTERS THIRD ARMY
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDING GENERAL
SMITH-YOUNG TOWER
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
October 7, 1941
Dear Wayne:
All major units are at home stations - or practically so and, thank the Gods of War, we had no tie-ups in getting
them there! It I s now ti e for those double scotches, so
you ' d better come down to this sector for a day or so.
The re-classification business goes awfully slowly, but
or a
bomb shell hits us we're going to have a new first team
on this club, ere long.
we're doing the best we can, and unless a hurricane
I wonder whether or not you can yet predict the probable
future station of the 104th Anti-tank Battalion -- now
assigned to one of the Anti-Tank Groups in Carolina. If,
at any time, it should become apparent to you that the
battalion will not come back to Fort Sam Houston, let me
know by radio. We need the barracks it used to occupy.
Orders were issued t o send you Po rter; also the Artillery
Officer was changed according to your request. I hope that
gang works out well!
The Second Division is giving me a guard of honor. I'm
completely overcome , particularly because of the cordiality
of the invitation, even after I demurred. I've always been
on the other end of such things, and I hope to hek I don't
fall over my own feet! But durned if the prospect doesn't
scare me more than would an order to go charge Hitler 's
l egions 1
Love to Renie and regards to the gang!
As ever
Brig . General M. W. Clark
General Headquarters
Army War College
Washington, D. C.
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
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World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
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Mark W. Clark (1896-1984) was a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He served in World War I and World War II, and was President of The Citadel from 1954 to 1965. This finding aid describes Clark's archival collection at The Citadel Archives, the bulk of which covers Clark's World War II career and his time as Citadel President.
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Mark W. Clark Collection
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Letter from Dwight D. Eisenhower to Mark W. Clark, October 7, 1941
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969
United States—History, Military—20th century.
Correspondence
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Eisenhower tells Clark about minor changes in command
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Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969
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CP Clark
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The Citadel Archives and Museum
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1941-10-07
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rHf CITADEL.
ARCHIVES AND MUSEUM
COMMONWEALTH OF THE PHILIPPINES
OFFICE OF THE MILITARY ADVISER
1 CALLE VICTORIA
MANILA
October 11, 1939
Dear
1.i~ayne :
Through the Quartermaster Department I ' ve r equested
t hat my household goods, now stored at New Cumberland depot,
be sh i pped to Lewis, to arrive about December 1. I ' ve also
reques t ed the Fidel ity St orage Company, in ''lashington, D.C . ,
to make a private shipment, to arrive about the same t ime.
Both are t o be sent in care of Post ~uart ermaster, and I
wonder whether you ' ll ask him to keep you informed as to
their arrival, etc. The commercial sh i pment is to be prepaid,
by a friend in "ashington.
I saw W. D. orders the other day, deta iling Col.
't alker to the G.S., so of course, someone else will be the J
Commanding Officer of the · 15th. I had assumed that he was •
close to his f ull Colonelcy, and would probably be assigned
to command the regiment .
We have just two months more in the Philippines.
We ' re ge t ting to the po i nt we can hardly wait for De cember 1 3 .
If general Sweeney is still at Lewis, please pay
my respec t s to him.
11vi th cordia l
regards to yourself, and many t hanks
for all the trouble I cause you,
As ever,
Major 1'Vayne Clark, G.S.
Ft. Lewis
~a shington, U. S.A.
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Clark, Mark W. Correspondence
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
World War, 1939-1945
World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
Military campaigns.
United States—History, Military—20th century.
Description
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Mark W. Clark (1896-1984) was a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He served in World War I and World War II, and was President of The Citadel from 1954 to 1965. This finding aid describes Clark's archival collection at The Citadel Archives, the bulk of which covers Clark's World War II career and his time as Citadel President.
This online collection features his correspondence.
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CP Clark
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The Citadel Archives & Museum
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Mark W. Clark Collection
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English
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Letter from Dwight D. Eisenhower to Mark W. Clark. - October 11, 1939
Subject
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969
United States—History, Military—20th century.
Correspondence
Description
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Eisenhower tells Clark about having to move to his new post.
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Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969
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CP Clark
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The Citadel Archives and Museum
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1939-10-11
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Mark W. Clark Collection
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THE CITADEL.
ARCHIVES AND MUSEUM
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June 9, 1939.
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Clark, Mark W. Correspondence
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
World War, 1939-1945
World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
Military campaigns.
United States—History, Military—20th century.
Description
An account of the resource
Mark W. Clark (1896-1984) was a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He served in World War I and World War II, and was President of The Citadel from 1954 to 1965. This finding aid describes Clark's archival collection at The Citadel Archives, the bulk of which covers Clark's World War II career and his time as Citadel President.
This online collection features his correspondence.
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CP Clark
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The Citadel Archives & Museum
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Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409.
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Mark W. Clark Collection
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English
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https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/collections/show/58
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Radiogram from Maj. Gen. Sweeney to Eisenhower, June 9, 1939
Subject
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Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.
World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, American
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969
United States—History, Military—20th century.
Correspondence
Description
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Major General Sweeney responds on Clark's behalf regarding school for Eisenhower's son.
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Sweeney, Charles W.
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CP Clark
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The Citadel Archives and Museum
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1939-06-09
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Mark W. Clark Collection
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https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/1860