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INTRODUCTION

This highly selective bibliography was prepared for useat the Ninth Military History Symposium on "The AmericanMilitary and the Far East" held at the United States AirForce Academy, 1-3 October 1980.

The resources cited were selected to try and show basicAmerican interests including military operations, policyand strategy in the Far East, how the military saw itsrole and what part it played from the time of the Spanish-American War to the present.

This bibliography was compiled by Mary Ann Robinson ofthe Reference Branch, United States Air Force AcademyLibrary. The manuscript was prepared for the printer byVonceil Porter.

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I. GENERAL WORKS

BOOKS ......... ................. 1PERIODICAL ARTICLES ..... .......... 7GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS .... ........ 9

II. PICTORIAL WORKS

BOOKS .... .......... ... ..... .. 10

III. 1898-1919

BOOKS. ................. 12PERIODICAL ARTICLES. ............. . 15GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS .......... .. 16

IV. 1919-1941 - INTERW4R YEARS

BOOKS ...... ................. 17PERIODICAL ARTICLES ............ . 21GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS .......... .. 23

V. 1941-1945 - WORLD WAR II

BOOKS. . ................. 24PERIODICAL ARTICLES3..........30GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS .......... .. 32

VI. 1945-1954 - COLD WAR AND KOREAN CONFLICT

BOOKS ...... ................. 33PERIODICAL ARTICLES ............ . 38GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS .......... .. 41

VII. 1954 TO THE PRESENT - VIETNAM AND BEYOND

BOOKS ...... ................. 42PERIODICAL ARTICLES ............ . 53GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS .......... .. 60REPORT LITERATURE ... ........... .. 63

VIII. BIBLIOGRAPHIES

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GENERAL WORKS

BOOKS

About face: the China decision and its consequences. JohnTierney, Jr., editor. New Rochelle, N.Y.: ArlingtonHouse, 1979. (E 183.8 .T3 A26)

Air Force Academy Assembly, 14th, U.S. Air Force Academy,1972. The United States and Japan: proceedings of theFourteenth Air Force Academy Assembly, April 12-15.1972. n.p., 1973. (UGB 849 .A8 A2 1972, Spec. Coll.)

American Assembly. The United States and Japan. HerbertPassin, editor. 2d ed., rev. Washington: ColumbiaBooks, 1975. (E 183.8 .J3 A64 1975)

American Assembly. The United States and the Far East.2d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, Inc.,1962. (DS 518.8 .A51 1962)

American Assembly. The United States and the Philippines.Frank H. Golay, editor. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.:Prentice-Hall, 1966. (E 183.8 .P5 A51)

American-East Asian relations: a survey. Ernest R. Mayand James C. Thomson, Jr., editors. Cambridge, Mass.:Harvard University Press, 1972. (DS 518.8 .A514)

The American image of China, with a history of Sino-American relations. Benson Lee Grayson, editor. NewYork: Ungar, 1979. (E 183.8 .C5 A73)

American University, Washington, D.C. Special OperationsResearch Office. A summary of the U.S. role ininsurgency situations in the Philippine islands,1899-1955. Andrew D. Sens, compiler. 1964. (DS

65.A5)

Asian dilemma: United States, Japan, and China. ElaineH. Burnell, editor. Santa Barbara, Calif.: Centerfor the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1969.(E 183.8 .C5 A83)

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Aspects of Sino-American relations since 1784. Thomas H.Etzold, editor. New York: New Viewpoints, 1978.(E 183.8 .C5 A79)

Barnett, A. Doak. China and the major powers in East Asia.Washington: Brookings Institution, 1977. (DS 740.5.R8 B37)

Battistini, Lawrence Henry. The rise of American influencein Asia and the Pacific. East Lansing: Michigan StateUniversity Press, 1960. (DS 518.8 .B33r)

Bisson, Thomas Arthur. America's Far Eastern policy. NewYork: International Secretariat, Institute ofPacific Relations, 1945. (DS 518.8 B62)

Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc. Browne and Shaw Inter-national Studies Division. The control of local con-flict: case studies. V.4. Far Eastern case studies.Waltham, Mass., 1969. (UA 11 .B69 v.4)

Brazil, Harold E. A world apart: American military dip-lomacy in Southeast Asia. Washington: UniversityPress of America, 1977. (on order)

Brown, Weldon Amzy. Prelude to disaster: the Americanrole in Vietnam, 1940-1963. Port Washington, N.Y.:Kennikat Press, 1975. (E 183.8 .V5 B76)

Buss, Claude Albert. The United States and the Philippines:background for policy. Washington: American Enter-prise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1977.(E 183.8 .P5 B87)

Charleton, Michael, et al. Many reasons why: the Americaninvolvement in V-etnam. New YorK: ill ana Wang,1978. (DS 558 .C46 1978b)

Clyde, Paul H. United States policy toward china: dip-lomatic and public documents. 1839-1939. New York:Russl a Russell, 1964. (E 183.8 .C5 C6)

Cohen, Warren I. America's response to China; am inter-pretive history of Sino-American relations. NewYork: Wiley, 1971. (E 183.8 .C5 C67)

. The Chinese connection: Roger S. Greene,Thomas W. Lamont George E. Sokolsk and American-East Asian relations. New York: Columbia University

Press, 1978. T=3. .C5 C623)

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Davies, John P. Dragon by the tail; American. British,Japanese, and Russian encounters with China and oneanother. New York: Norton, 1972. (DS 775 .D37)

Denlinger, Sutherland, et al. War in the Pacific; astudy of navies, peoples, and battle problems. NewYork: Arno Press, 1970. (DU 29 .D39 1970)

Dragon and eagle: United States-China relations: pastand future. Michel Oksenburg and Robert B. Oxnam,editors. New York: Basic Books, 1978. (E 183.8.C5 D7)

Dulles, Foster R. China and America; the story of theirrelations since 1784. Port Washington, N.Y.:Kennikat Press, 1946. (E 183.8 .C5 D88)

Emmerson, John K. The Japanese thread: a life in theU.S. Foreign Service. New York: Holt, Rinehartand Winston, 1978. (E 748 .E45 A34)

Fairbank, John K. China perceived; images and policiesin Chinese-American relations. New York: Knopf,1974. (E 183.8 .C5 F27 1974)

Chinese-American interactions: a historicalsummary. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers UniversityPress, 1975. (E 183.8 .C5 F29)

The United States and China. 4th ed. Cambridge,Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1979. (DS 735.F3 1979)

Fifield, Russell H. Americans in Southeast Asia: theroots of commitment. New York: Crowell, 1973.(DS 518.8 .F47)

Futrell, Robert F. United States policy toward SoutheastAsia, 1943-1968; a chronological compendium. MaxwellAir Force Base, Ala.: Aerospace Studies Institute,Air University, 1968. (DS 503.4 C83u)

Iriye, Akira. Across the Pacific; an inner history ofAmerican-East Asian relations. New York: Harcourt,Brace and World, 1967. (DS 518.8 16)

. The cold war in Asia; a historical introduction.Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1974.(DS 33.4 .U6 174)

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James, Dorris C. The years of MacArthur. Boston: HoughtonMifflin, 1970-1975. (E 745 .MlIJ)

Japan, Korea, and China: American perceptions and pol-icies. Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books, 1979.TD(518.8 .J35)

Kahn, Ely J. The China hands: America's Foreign Serviceofficers and what befell them. New York: Viking,1975. (JX 1428 .C6 K34)

Kalb, Marvin L., et al. Roots of involvement; the U.S.in Asia, 1784-9ff. New York: Norton, 1971.(DS 557.6 .K315 1971)

Kasai, Jiuji G. The United States and Japan in the Pacific;American naval maneuvers and Japan's Pacific policy.New York: Arno Press, 1970.. (DS 845 .K19)

Kim, Young H. East Asia's turbulent century, withAmerican diplomatic documents. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1966. (DS 518.8 .K5)

Kubeck, Anthony. The Red China papers: what Americansdeserve to know about U.S. -Chinese relations. NewRochelle, N.Y.: Arlington House, 1975. (E 183.8.C5 K817)

Lifton, Robert J., comp. America and the Asian revolutions.Chicago: Aldine Pub. Co., 1970. (DS 558 .L5)

MacFarquhar, Roderick, comp. Sino-American relations,1949-1971. New York: Praeger, 1972. (E 183.8 .C5 M14)

May, Gary. China scapegoat: the diplomatic ordeal ofJohn Carter Vincent. Washington: New Republic Books,1979. (E 748 .V564 M39)

Mrazek, Rudolf. The United States and the Indonesianmilitary, 1945-1965: a study of an intervention.Prague: Academia, 1978. (on order)

Mutual images: essays in American-Japanese zelations.Akira Iriye, editor. Cambridge: Harvard UniversityPress, 1975. (E 183.8 .J3 M85)

Nationalism and communism in Asia: the American response.Norman Graebner, editor. Lexington, Mass.: Heath,1977. (on order) 4

Neu, Charles E. The troubled encounter: the UnitedStates and Japan. New York: Wiley, 1975. (E 183.8.J3 N367)

Neumann, William L. America encounters Japan; from Perryto MacArthur. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1963.(E 183.8 .J3 N49)

Nevin, David. The American touch in Micronesia. New York:Norton, 1977. (JQ 6451 .A3 N48 1977)

O'Connor, Richard. Pacific destiny; an informal historyof the U.S. in the Far East: 1776-1968. Boston:Little, Brown, 1969. (DS 518.8 018)

The Pacific rivals; a Japanese view of Japanese-Americanrelations. Asahi Shimbun staff. New York: Weather-hill/Asahi, 1972. (E 183.8 .J3 P113)

Pomeroy, Earl S. Pacific outpost; American strategy inGuam and Micronesia. Stanford: Stanford UniversityPress, 1951. (DU 647 .P78)

Pomeroy, William J. An American-made tragedy; neo-colonialism & dictatorshi? in the Philippines. NewYork: International Publishers, 1974. (DS 686.5.P58)

Poole, Peter A. Eight presidents and Indochina. Rev. ed.Huntington, N.Y.: Krieger Pub. Co., 1978. (on order)

Reischauer, Edwin 0. The United States and Japan. 3d ed.Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1965. (DS 849.U6 R34 1965)

Ropp, Theodore. The historical development of contemporarystrategy. United States Air Force Academy, Colorado,197P (U 162 R78, Spec. Coll.)

_ War in the modern world. Rev. ed. New York:Collier Books, 1962. (U 39 R6 1962)

Schaller, Michael. The United States and China in thetwentieth century. New York: Oxford University Press,1979. (E 183.8 .C5 S3)

Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. The bitter heritage: Vietnamand American democracy, 1941-1966. Rev. ed. Greenwich,Conn.: Fawcett, 1968. (E 183.8 .V5 S34 1968)

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comp. The dynamics 2f world power; a documentaryllistory of Un ted States foreign poIicy, 1945-1973.V. 4: The Far East. New YorX: Cnelsea House, 1973.(E 744 .Sl9FV.T4

Walton, Joseph A. polc rcdns United States in-volvement in Vieta 1941961. Fort LeavenworthKansas: U.S. Army Command and General Staff College,1975. (DS 558.2 .W3)

Whitson, William W. The Chinese high command; a hi sto yof Communist utilitary politics, 1927-71. New York:Praeger, M93. (UA 039.3 W513)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Baral, Jaya Krisha. U.S. involvement in Vietnam: fromCold War to 1960. China Report 12(3):28-52, 1976.

Bergbauer, Harry W., Jr. The Near West. U.S. NavalInstitute. Proceedings 96:47-51, June 1970.

Bundy, William P. The path to Vietnam: ten decisions.Orbis 11:647-663, Fall, 1967.

Cameron, M. E. Intervention and revolution. AmericanScholar 17:441-449, Autumn 1948.

Comn, Stetson. Guardian of the Pacific: the Army inHawaii, 1849-1945. Army Information Digest 15:15-23,July 1960.

Kattenburg, Paul M. Viet Nam and U.S. diplomacy, 1940-1970.Orbis 15:818-841, Fall 1971,

LaFeber, Walter. Before Pearl Harbor. Current History57:65-70, 114, August, 1969,

Lykke, Arthur F., Jr. Changing power relationships inthe Pacific. Parameters 2, no. 2:22-36, 1972.

Meacham, James A. Four mining campaigns: an historicalanalysis of the decisions of the commanders. NavalWar College Review 19:75-129, June 1967.

Peffer, Nathaniel. China in reappraisal: menace toAmerican security? Political Science Quarterly 71:481-515, December 1956.

Philippine commitments: committee weighs U.S.-Philippinemilitary relations. CQ Weekly Report 27:2421-2426,November 28, 1969.

Questar, George H. The impact of strategic air warfare.Armed Forces and Society 4:179-206, Winter 1978.

Rood, Harold W. Distant rampart. U.S. Naval Institute.Proceedings 93:30-37, March 1967.

Rowe, David N. Gen. George C. Marshall: strategist andpolicymaker. Issues and Studies 10:2-27, January,1974.

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Taccad, Serapio P. Philippine-American relations and theU.S. bases: a Filipino perspective. Naval War CollegeReview 30:67-74, Spring 1978.

Thee, Mark. War and peace in Indochina: U.S. Asian andPacific policies. Journal of Peace Research 10:51-70,1973.

Thompson, C.L. America in the Far East: the treaty ofPortsmouth; the Stimson doctrine; war and post-war.Current History 19:144-150, 198-205, 276-280, September/November1950.

Philippines: the United States withdraws. CurrentHistory 19:95-100, August 1950.

Van Alstyne, Richard W. The United States and the Chineserevolution, 1949-1972. Current History 65:97-101 +,September 1973.

Verrier, Anthony. Strategic bombing--the lessons of WorldWar II and the American experience in Vietnam. RoyalUnited Service Institute Journal 112:157-161, May 1967.

Warner, Geoffrey. The United States and Vietnam 1945-65.International Affairs 48:379-394, July; 593-615,October 1972.

Wilson, Dick. The American quarter-century in Asia.Foreign Affairs 51:811-830, July 1973.

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GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services.United States-Vietnam relations, 1945-1967. Studyprepared by the Department of Defense. (Popularlyknown as Pentagon Papers). 92nd Cong.4 Ist sess.,1971. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1971.(Y4 .Ar5/2: V67/3/945-67, BKI-12)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary.The. Amerasia papers: a clue to the catastrophe ofChina. Prepared by the subcommittee to investigatet e-administration of the Internal Security Actand other internal security laws...91st Cong., 1stsess., 26 January 1970. Washington: U.S. Govt.Print. Off., 1970. (Y 4.J89/2:Am 3/2/V.1 & 2)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations.Background information relating to Southeast Asiaand Vietnam. 6th Revised Edition. 91st Cong., 2ndsess., June 1970. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print.Off., 1970. (Y 4.F76/2: V67/5/970)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations.China and the United States: today and yesterday.Hearings...92nd Cong., 2nd sess., 7-8 February 1972.Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1972. (Y 4.F76/2:C44/9)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations.U.S. policy with respect to mainland China. Hearings...89th Cong., 2nd sess., 8, 10, 16, 18, 21, 28, 30March 1966. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off.,1966. (Y 4.F76/2: C44/5)

U.S. Dept. of State. Historical Office, Bureau ofPublic Affairs. A historical summary of United States-Korean relations, with a chronology of importantdevelopments, 1834-1962. Washington: U.S. Govt.Print. Off., 1962. (Sl.38:115)

U.S. Dept. of State. Historical Office, Bureau of PublicAffairs. The record on Korean unification 1943-1960.Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1960. (S 1.38:101)

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PICTORIAL WORKS

BOOKS

Adams, Bruce. Battleground South Pacific. Rutland, Vt.:C. E. Tuttle Co., 1970. (Oversize D 767.9 .A21)

Brodie, Howard. War drawings: World War II, Korea. PaloAlto, Calif.: National Press, 1963. (OversizeNC 1075 .B86)

Francillon, Rene J. U.S. Army Air rorces in the Pacific.Fallbrook, Calif.: Aero Pub., 1969. (D 790 F81)

Gasei, Watari group information dept. piline ex-peditionary force. Manila, 1948. Oversize D 02.P5 G3)

Griffiths, Philip Jones. Vietnam Inc. New York: Mac-millan, 1971. (DS 557.72 .G7 1971)

Hunter, Kenneth E., et al., comp. The war against Japan.Washington: Officeof the Chief of Military History,Dept. of the Army, 1952. (D 769 .A74 v.5 pt.3)

Jury, Mark. The Vietnam ghoto book. New York:Grossman Publishers, 1971. (DS 557.72 .J87)

Moeser, Robert D. U.S. NaV: Vietnam. Annapolis, Md.:United States Naval Institute, 1969. (OversizeDS 557 .A61 M69)

Neely, Frank T. Fighting in the Philippines; authenticoriginl photographs. Chicago: F. T. Neely, 1899.DS 684.3 .N37)

Nelson, William H. and Vandiver, Frank E. Fields ofglory, an illustrated narrative of American landwarfare. New York: Dutton, 1960. (E 181 .N42)

Pictorial history of the Korean War, 1950-1953; the graphicrecord of the United Nations forces in action through-out every phase of the Korean conflict. Ridgway andClark report. Veterans of Foreign Wars memorial ed.,n.p., 1954. (DS 918.15 .P6)

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Pictorial story of the Korean War, the graphic recordof the United Nations forces in action throughoutevery phase of the Korean conflict. MacArthurreports. Veterans of Foreign Wars memorial ed.,n.p., 1951. (DS 918.15 .P5)

Rosholt, Malcolm L. Days of the Ching Pao: a photographicrecord of the Flin Ti ers--l4th Air Force in China

in World War II. Rosholt, Ws.: Rosholt House, 1978.(Oversize D790 .A3 14th R7)

Steinberg, Rafael. Return to the Philipines. Alexandria,Va.: Time-Life Books, 1979. (Oversize D 767.4 .S73)

The United States Air Force in Southeast Asia, 1961-1973:an illustrated account. Carl Berger, editor.Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1977. (RDS558.8 .U54)

United States. Navy. Power in the Pacific; official U.S.Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard photographsexhibited at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.New York: U.S. Camera Pub. Co., 1945. (D 767 .U5)

The Vietnam War: the illustrated history of the con-flict in Southeast Asia. Ray Bonds, editor. NewYork: Crown Publishers, 1979. (Oversize DS 557.7.V53 1979)

Waterhouse, Charles H. Vietnam war sketches, from theair, land, and sea. Rutland, Vt.: C . TuttleCo., 1970. (DS 557.72 .W32 1970)

Wilcox, Marrion. Harper's history of the war in thePhijlipines. New York: Harper, 1900. (OversizeDS 7 .W

1898 - 1919

BOOKS

Beers, Burton F. Vain endeavor: Robert Lansing's attemptsto end the American-Japanese rivalry. Durham, N.C.:Duke University Press, 1962. (E 183.8 .J3 B41)

Blount, James H. The American occupation of the Phil-ippines, 1898-1912. New York: G. P. Putnam's sons,

Bose, Newmai S. American attitude and policy to thenationalist movement in China: 1911-1921. AtlanticHighlands, N.J.: Humanities Press, 1970. (on order)

Braisted, William R. The United States Navy in thePacific, 1897-1909. Austin: University of TexasPress, 1958. (E 182 .B81)

_ The United States Navy in the Pacific, 1909-1922.Austin: University of Texas Press, 1971. (E 182 B81u)

Chung, Henry. The oriental policy of the United States.New York: Fleming H. Revell Co., 1919. (DS 518.8C55)

Clinard, Outten J. Japan's influence on American navalpower, 1897-1917. Berkeley: University of CaliforniaPress, 1947. E 182 .C64)

Curry, Roy W. Woodrow Wilson and Far Eastern policy, 1913-1921. New York: Bookman Associates, 1957. (E 766

Denlinger, Sutherland, et al. War in the Pacific; a studyof navies peop les and battle problems. New York:R.M. McBride, 1936. (DU 29 .D39)

Dennett, Tyler. Roosevelt and the Russo-Japanese war;a critical study of American policy in eastern Asiain 1902-5, based primarily upon the private papersof Theodore Roosevelt. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday,Page & company, 1925. (E 756 .D39)

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Dingman, Roger. Power in the Pacific: the origins ofnaval arms limitation, 1914-1922. Chicago: Univer-sity of Chicago Press, 1976. (JX 1974 .D465)

Esthus, Raymond A., Theodore Roosevelt and Japan. Seattle:University of Washington Press, 1966. (E 183.8.J3 E79)

Foreign relations of the United States, nineteen hundredone: affairs in China. Report of William W. Rock-hill, late Commissioner to China, with accompanyingdocuments. San Francisco: Chinese MaterialsCenter, 1941. (on order)

Gates, John M. Schoolbooks and Krags; the United StatesArmy in the Philippines, 1898-1902. Westport, Conn.:Greenwood Press, 1973. (DS 679 .G38)

Hunt, Michael H. Frontier defense and the open door;Manchuria in Chinese-American relations, 1895-1911.New Haven: Yale University Press, 1973. (DS 740.5.U5 H8)

Iriye, Akira. Pacific estrangement; Japanese and Americanexgansion, 1897-1911. Cambridge, Mass.: HarvardUniversity Press, 1972. (E 183.8 .J3 174)

Marks, Henry S. The failure of the United States tomaintain the independence of Korea and the effect ofthis failure upon Americans in Korea: from the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 to the Russo-Japanese War of1904-1905. Florence, Ala.: n.p., 1P62. (E 183.8.K7 M34)

Millard, Thomas F. F. America and the Far Eastern ques-tion: an examination of modern phases of the FarEastern question...New York: Moffat Yard and Co.,1909. (DS 518.8 M64)

Neu, Charles E. An uncertain friendship: Theodore Roo-sevelt and Japan, 1906-1909. Cambridge, Mass.:Harvard University Press, 1967. (E 183.8 .J3 N47)

Pugaca, Noel H. Paul S. Reinsch, open door diplomat in

action., Milwood, N. J.: KTO Press, 1979. (E 748. R3- P83)

Reinsch, Paul Samuel. An American diplomat in China.Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1922.(DS 775 .R37)

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Root, Elihu. The military and colonial policy of theUnited States; addresses and o . New York:AMS Press, 1970. (UA 23 F7 R2)

Salamanca, Bonifacio S. The Filipino reaction to Americanrule, 1901-1913. Hamden, Conn.: Shoe String Press,1968. (DS 685.$15)

Schirmer, Daniel B. Republic or empire; American resis-tance to the Philippine war. Cambridge, Mass.:Schenkman Pub., Co., 1972. (E 721 .S3)

Sexton, William T. Soldiers in the sun: an adventurein imperialism. Freeport, N.Y.: Books for LibrariesPress, 1939. (DS 679 .S51)

Stanley, Peter W. A nation in the making: the Philippinesand the United States, 1899-1921. Cambridge, Mass.:Harvard University Press, 1974. (DS 686 .S75)

Varg, Paul A. Open door diplomat; the life of W. W.Rockhill. Urbana: University of Illinois Press,1952. (E 744 .R68V)

Waite, Carleton F. Some elements of international mil-itary cooperation in the suppression of the 1900antiforeign rising in China with special referenceto the forces of the United States. Los Angeles:Univ. of Southern Calif. Press, 1935. (DS 771.5W14)

Welch, Richard E., Jr. Response to imperialism: theUnited States and the Philippine-American War 1899-1902. Chapel Hill: University of North CarolinaPress, 1979. (E 721 .W4)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Agnew, James B. Coalition warfare--relieving the Pekinglegations, 1900. Military Review 56:58-70, October,1976.

Bailey, T. A. World cruise of the American battleshipfleet, 1907-1909. Pacific Historical Review 1:389-423, December 1932.

Braisted, W. R. Philippine naval base problem 1898-1909.Mississippi Valley Historical Review 41:21-40, June1954.

Burdett, Thomas F. A new evaluation of General Otis'leadership in the Philippines. Military Review 55:79-87, January 1975.

Diplomatic relations between the United States and Japan,1908-1924. International Conciliation no. 211,pp. 161-219, June 1925.

Faust, Karl I., et al. The Army's navy. By Valor andArms 2(4):4-24, 1976.

Hargreaves, Reginald. Comrades in arms. (U.S. andBritish Marines in China, 1900.) Marine CorpsGazette 48:50-55, October 1964.

Livermore, S. W. America's naval-base policy in the FarEast, 1850-1914. Pacific Historical Review 13:113-35, June 1944.

Levi, W. American attitudes toward Pacific Islands, 1914-1919. Pacific Historical Review 17:55-64, February1948.

United States and Japan. International Conciliation no.124, pp. 91-129, March 1918.

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GOVCROUNT PUSLXCAZOUS

United States. Dept. of State. Poreig relations of theUnited State 120. Af fairs in enina. washinqton:U.S. Got. Prt. Off.. 1IVOZ. (.9 1.i:901/Apndx.)

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INTERWAR YEARS

BOOKS

Bodley, Ronald V. C. The drama of the Pacific; being atreatise on the immediate Problems which face Japanin the Pacific. Tokyo: Hokuseido Press, 1934.(DU 29 .B66)

Borg, Dorothy. American policy and the Chinese revolu-tion, 1925-1928. New York: American Institute ofPacific Relations, Macmillan, 1947. (DS 740.5.U5 B73)

* The United States and the Far Eastern crisis of1933-1938; from the Manchurian incident through theinitial stage of the undeclared Sino-Japanese war.Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1964.(DS 784 .B73)

Buell, Raymond L. The Washington conference. New York:Russell & Russell, 1922. (1974.5--2)

Buhite, Russell D. Nelson T. Johnson and American policytoward China, 1925-1941. East Lansing, Mich.: StateUniversity Press, 1968. (E 183.8 .C5 B93)

Butow, Robert J. C. The John Doe Associates: backdoordiplomacy for peace, 1941. Stanford, Calif.:Stanford University Press, 1974. (D 753 .B84)

Bywater, Hector C. Sea-power in the Pacific; a study ofthe American-Japanese naval problem. London: Con-stable and Co., 1934. (DS 849 .U6 B99)

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Treaties &agreements with, and concerning China, l919-T. "Westport, Conn.: Hyperion Press, 1929. (on order)

Christopher, James W. Conflict in the Far East; Americandiplomacy in China from 1928-1933. New York: ArnoPress, 1950. (E 183.8 .C5 C55)

Davis, Warren J. JapanL the air menhce of the Pacific.

New York: Arno Press, 1927. (UGK 65 .J3 D26)

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Essays on American foreign policy. David C. DeBoe, etal. Margaret F. Morris and Sandra L. Myres, editors.Austin: University of Texas Press, 1974.(E 744 .E87)

Farago, Ladislas. The broken seal; the story of "OperationMagic" and the Pearl Harbor disaster.

New York:

Random House, 1967. (D 742 .U5 F21)

Feis, Herbert. The road to Pearl Harbor; the coming ofthe war between the United States and Japan. Princeton;Princeton University Press, 1950. (D 753 .F29)

Fox, Frank. The mastery of the Pacific! can the Britishand the United States agree? New York: Arno Press,1928. (DU 29 .F79)

Fry, Varian. War in China; America's role in the Far East.New York: Arno Press, 1938. (DS 777.53 .F94)

Grew, Joseph C. Ten years in Japan, a contemporary recorddrawn from the diaries and private and official papersof Joseph C. Grew,_United States ambassador to Japan,1932-1942. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1944.(DS 849 .U6 G84)

Gulick, Sidney L. Toward understanding Japan; construc-tive proposals for removing the menace of war. NewYork: Macmillan Co., 1935. (DS 885 .G8)

Ichihashi, Yamato. The Washington conference and after;a historical survey. Stanford University, Calif.:Stanford University Press, 1928. (JX 1974.5 .116)

Iriye, Akira. After imperialism. The new search for anew order in the Far East, 1921-1931. Cambridqe,Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1965. (DS 511 16)

Kasai, Jiuji G. The United States and Japan in thePacific; American naval maneuvers and Japan's Pacificplc. New York: Arno Press, 1935. (DS 845 .K19)

Koginos, Manny T. The Panay incident; prelude to war.Lafayette, Ind.: Purdue University Studies, 1967.(E 183.8 .J3 K78)

Moore, Frederick. With Japan's leaders; an intimate recordof fourteen years as counsellor to the Japanese gov--rnment, ending December 7, 1941. New York: C.Scribner's Sons, 1942. (DS 849 .U6 M82)

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Pearl Harbor as history: Japanese-American relations,1931-1941. Dorothy Borg and Shumpei Okamoto, editors.New York: Columbia University Press, 1973.(E 183.8 .J3 B67)

Pelz, Stephen E. Race to Pearl Harbor: the failure ofthe Second London Naval Conference and the onset ofWorld War II. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard UniversityPress, 1974. (D 742 .J3 .P44)

Perry, Hamilton D. The Panay incident; prelude to PearlHarbor. New York: Macmillan, 1969. (E 183.8 .J3P4UT

Pitkin, Walter B. Must we fi ht Japan? New York: TheCentury Co., 1921. (E 78 .P68

Puleston, William D. The armed forces of the Pacific; acomparison of the military and naval power of theUnited States and Japan. New Haven: Yale UniversityPress, 1941. CUA 845 .P98)

Rappaport, Armin. Henry L. Stimson and Japan, 1931-33.Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1963. (E183.8 .J3 R22)

Rea, George B. The case for Manchoukuo. New York:Appleton-Century Co., 1935. (DS 784 .R28)

Richardson, James 0. On the treadmill to Pearl Harbor;the memoirs of Admiral James 0. Richardson. Wash-ington: Naval History Division, Dept. of the Navy,1974. (V 63 .R53 A33)

Schroeder, Paul W. The Axis alliance and Japanese-American relations, 1941. Ithaca, N.Y.: CornellUniversity Press, 1958. (D 742 .J3 S38)

Soyeshima, Michimasa, et al. Oriental interpretations ofthe Far Eastern problem. Chicago, Ill.: Universityof Chicago Press, 1925. (DS 511 .S73)

Tuleja, Thaddeus V. Statesmen and admirals; guest for aFar Eastern naval policy. New York: Norton, 1963.CE 746 T91)

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Wheeler, Gerald Z. Prelude to Pearl Harbors the UnitedStates Navy and the Far East. lgZl-1g3l. Columba:university of MIssouri Press, 1963. (Z 746 .W56)

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Adams, F. C. Road to Pearl Harbor: a reexamination ofAmerican Far Eastern policy, July 1937-December1938. Journal of American History 58:73-92, June1971.

American policy in China. Foreign Policy AssociationInformation Service 3:61-76, May 11, 1927.

Bisson, T. A. The United States and the Far East: asurvey of the relations of the United States withChina and Japan, September 1, 1930 to September1, 1931. Pacific Affairs 5:66-81, January 1932.

Buell, R. L. American policy toward the Sino-Japanesedispute. Foreign Policy Reports 8:280-290, February1, 1933.

Bywater, H. C. Japanese and American naval power in thePacific. Pacific Affairs 8:166-75, June 1935.

Clay, James P. Pearl River log--a different Navy, adifferent world. U.S. Naval Institute. Proceedings96:58-67, September 1970.

Dennett, Tyler. From Mukden to Pearl Harbor; based onU.S. State department's Peace & war, a review ofAmerican policy 1931-1941. Pacific Affairs 17:93-9,March 1944.

Doyle, Michael K. The United States Navy: strategy andFar Eastern foreign policy, 1931-1941. Naval WarCollege Review 29:52-60, Winter 1977.

Farley, M. S. American maneuvers in Asia. Far EasternSurvey 10:148-55, 14 July 1941.

Hornbeck, S. K. Has the United States a Chinese policy?Foreign Affairs 5:617-632, July 1927.

Johnson, William S. Naval diplomacy and the failure ofbalanced security in the Far East--1921-1935. NavalWar College Review 24:67-88, February 1972.

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Kiralfy, Alexander. The armed strength of the UnitedStates in the Pacific. Pacific Affairs 11:208-223,June 1938.

Kirk, Grayson. Philippine-American relations: recenttrends. Political Science Quarterly 54:321-342,September 1939.

La Plante, John B. The evolution of Pacific policy andstrategic planning: June 1940-July 1941. NavalWar College Review 25:57-72, May/June 1973.-

Pmaurer, Maurer. A delicate mission: aerial reconnais-sance of Japanese Islands before World War II.Military Affairs 26:66-75, Summer 1962.

Neufeld, Gabrielle, et al. Smedley Butler's Air Corps:first marine aviators in China. U.S. Naval Institute.Proceedings 103:48-59, April 1977.

Pratt, W. V. The broad aspect of our Pacific problem.U.S. Naval Institute. Proceedings 53:1-12, January1927.

Quigley, H. S. open door policy and American neutralityin the Far East. Pacific Affairs 9:436-42,September 1936.

Sekine, Gumpei. America's strategy against Japan.Pacific Affairs 14:215-221, June 1941.

Swanson, Harlan J. The Panay incident: prelude to PearlHarbor. U.S. Naval Institute. Proceedings 93:26-37, December 1967.

Taylor, P. B. America's role in the Far Eastern conflict.Foreign Policy Reports 13:278-288, February 15, 1938.

Thomas, Walter R. Pacific blockade: a lost opportunityof the 1930's? Naval War College Review 19:36-42,November 1966.

Treat, P. J. The good offices of the United States duringthe Sino-Japanese war. Political Science Quarterly47:547-575, December 1932.

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GOVERNMN PUBLICATIONS

U.S. Dept. of State. Peace and war. United States feignlicy 191-141.Washington: U.S. Govt. PRint.

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WORLD WAR II

BOOKS

Appleman, Roy E. Okinawa: the last battle. Washington:Historical Division, Dept. of the Army, 1948.(D 769 .A74 v. 2 pt. 11)

The atomic bomb: the critical issues. Boston: Little,Brown, 1976. (E 813 .A85)

Barrett, David D. Dixie mission: the United States Armyobserver group in Yenan, 1944. Berkeley: Center forChinese Studies, University of California, 1970.(E 183.8 .C5 B27)

Beck, John J. MacArthur and Wainwright; sacrifice of thePhilippines. Albuquerque: University of New MexicoPress, 1974. (D 767.4 .B38)

Blair, Clay. Silent victory: the L.S. submarine waragainst Japan. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1975.

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Buck, Pearl. American unity and Asia. New York: JohnDay Co., 1942. (D 743.9 .B92)

Caldwell, Oliver J. A secret war: Americans in China,1944-1945. Carbondale: Southern Illinois UniversityPress, 1972. (D 767.3 .C14)

Cannon, M. Hamlin. Leyte: the return to the Philippines.Washington: Office of the Chief of Military History,Dept. of the Army, 1954. (D 769 .A74 v.2 pt. 5)

Chennault, Claire L. Way of a fighter; the memoirs ofClaire Lee Chennault. New York: G. P. Putnam'sSons, 1949. (D 767.3 C51)

Coggins, Jack. The campaign for Guadalcanal; a battlethat made history. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday,1972. (D 767.98 .C58)

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Coox, Alvin D. Japan: the final agony. New York:Bantam Books, 1970. (D 767.2 C77)

Crowl, Philip A. Campaign in the Marianas. Washington:Office of the Chief of Military History, Dept. ofthe Army, 1959. (D 769 .A74 v.2 pt. 14)

• Seizure of the Gilberts and Marshalls. Washington:Office of the Chief of Military History, Dept. of theArmy, 1955. (D 769 .A74 v.2 pt. 6)

Drachman, Edward R. United States olicy toward Vietnam1940-1945. Rutherford: Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityPress, 1970. (on order)

Feis, Herbert. The atomic bomb and the end of World War II.Rev. ed. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press,1966. (D 767.2 .F29 1966)

• The China tangle; the American effort in Chinafrom Pearl Harbor to the Marshall mission. Princeton:Princeton University Press, 1953. (DS 740.5 .U5 F29)

Frank, Benis M. Okinawa: the great island battle. NewYork: Elsevier-Dutton, 1978. (D 767.99 .045 F721978)

Hagar, Alice. Wings for the dragon; the air war in Asia.New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1945. (D 790 .H14)

Haugland, Vern. The AAF a ainst Japan. New York:Harper, 1948. CD 790 .H37)

Havens, Thomas R. H. Valley of darkness: the Japanesegeople and World War Two. New York: Norton, 1978.(D 767.2 .H29 1978)

Hayashi, Saburo. Kogun; the Japanese Army in the PacificWar. Alvin D. Coox, collaborator. Quantico, Va.,:Marine Corps Association, 1959. (D 767.2 .H41)

Hess, William N. Pacific sweep; the 5th and 13th FighterCommands in World War II. Garden City, N.Y.:Doubleday, 1974. (D 790 .H48)

Holmes, Wilfred J. Undersea victory; the influence ofsubmarine operations on the war in the Pacific.Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1966. (D 783 .H75)

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Hoyt, Edwin P. The battle of Leyte Gulf; the deathknell of the Japanese fleet. New York: Weybrightand Talley, 1972. (D 774 .P5 H69)

_ The lonely ships: the life and death of the U.S.Asiatic Fleet. New York: McKay, 1976. (VA 63 .A78H68)

Lattimore, Owen. America and Asia; problems of today'swar and the peace of tomorrow. Claremont, Calif.:Claremont Colleges, 1943. (DS 518.8 L36)

Liang, Chin-Tung. General Stilwell in China, 1942-1944:the full story. Jamaica, New York: St. John'sUniversity Press, 1972. (E 745 .S85L)

Lindley, John M. Carrier victory: the air war in thePacific. New York: Elsevier-Dutton, 1978. (D 790. z--n)

Lundstrom, John B. The first South Pacific campaign:Pacific Fleet strategy, December 1941 - June 1942.Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1976. (D 774.C63 L86)

Matsuo, Kinoaki. How Japan plans to win. Boston: Little,Brown and Co., 1942. (DS 849 .U6 M43)

Melosi, Martin V. The shadow of Pearl Harbor: politicalcontroversy over the surprise attack, 1941 - 1946.College Station: Texas A & M University Press, 1977.(D 742 .U5 M44)

Mercer, Charles E. Miracle at Midway. New York: Putnam,1977. (D 774 .M3H47T77)

Miles, Milton E. A different kind of war: the little-known story of the combined guerrila forces createdin China by the U.S. Navy and the Chinese duringWorld War II. Garden City, N.Y.; Doubleday, 1967.(D 769.64 .M64)

Miller, John. Cartwheel: the reduction of Rabaul.Washingtont Office of the Chief of Military History,Dept. of the Army, 1959. (D 769 .A74 v.2 pt. 8)

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Miller, John. Guadalcanal: the first offensive. Wash-ington: Historical Division, Dept. of the Army,1949. (D 769 .A74 v.2 pt. 3)

Milner, Samuel. Victory in Pagua. Washington: Officeof the Chief of Military History, Dept. of the Army,1957. (D 769 .A74 v.2 pt. 7)

Morison, Samuel Eliot. History of United States navaloperations in World War II. Vols. 3, 4, 5, 7, 8,12, 13, 14. Boston: Little, Brown, 1947-1962.(D 773 .M86)

Morrison, Wilbur H. Point of no return: the story ofthe Twentieth Air Force. New York: Times Books,1979. (D 790 .A3 20th M88)

Morton, Louis. Strategy and command; the first two years.Washington: Office of the Chief of Military History,Dept. of the Army, 1962. (D 769 .A74 v.2 pt. 15)

Nalty, Bernard C. Tigers over Asia. New York: Elsevier-Dutton, 1978. (D 792 .C5 N3)

Pearl Harbor and Hawaii; a military history. Editors ofArmy Times. New York: Walker, 1971. (D 767.92.P39)

Pratt, Fletcher. The Marines' war, an account of the

struggle for the Pacific from both American ande urces. New York: W. Sloane Associates,

1!98. (D 767 .P91)

Romanus, Charles F., et al. Stilwell's command problems.Washington: Office T the Chief of Military History,Dept. of the Army, 1956. (D 769 A74r)

__ Stilwell's mission to China. Washington: Office

of the Chief of Military History, Dept. of the Army,

1953. (D 769 A74 v.9 pt. 1)

Schaller, Michael. From war t3 revolution: the United

States and China, 1938-1945. New York: ColumbiaUniversity Press, 1979. (on order)

__ The U.S. crusade in China, 1938-1945. New York:

Columbia University Press, 1979. (E 183.8 .C5 S325)

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Service, John S. The Amerasia 2aers: some problemsin the history of U.S.-China relations. Berkeley:Center for Chinese Studies, University of California,1971. (E 183.8 .C5 S49)

Lost chance in China; the World War II despatchesof John S. Service. New York: Random House, 1974.(DS 777.55 .S443)

Sherrod, Robert L. History of Marine Corps aviation inWorld War II. Washington: Comat Forces Press, 1952.(D 790 .Y2 $55)

Smith, E. D. Battle for Burma. New York: Holmes &Meier Publishers, 1979. (D 767.6 .S6 1979)

Smith, Robert R. The approach to the Philippines. Wash-ington: Office of the Chief of Military History,Dept. of the Army, 1953. (D 769 .A74 v.2 pt. 12)

• Triumh in the Philippines. Washington: Officeof the Chief of Military History, Dept. of the Army,1963. (D 769 .A74 v.2 pt. 16)

Stewart, Adrian. The battle of Leyte Gulf. New York:Scribner, 1980. CD 774 .P5 $75 1980-

Thorne, Christopher G. Allies of a kind: the UnitedStates, Britain, and the war against Japan, 1941-1945.New York: Oxford University Press, 1978. (D 749.T48 1978)

Tsou, Tang. America's failure in China, 1941-1950.Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1963. (DS777.53 .T88)

U.S. Army. Far East Command. Statements of Japaneseofficials on World War II: English translations.Washington: Library of Congress PhotodiplicationService, 1975. (Microfilm D 735 .U55)

U.S. Army Air Forces. Historical Office. Army Air Forcesin the war against Japan, 1941-1942. Washington:U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1945. CD 790 .A29j)

U.S. Congress. Joint Committee on the Investigation ofthe Pearl Harbor Attack. Investigation of the PearlHarbor attack. Report.. .Washington: U.S. Govt. Print.Off., 1946. (D 767.92 .U5)

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U.S. Congress. Joint Committee on the Investigation of thePearl Harbor Attack. Pearl Harbor attack. Hearings...Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1946.(D 767.92 .A5 1946 pt. 1-29)

U.S. Marine Corps. The Marshalls: increasing the tempo.Washington: Historical Branch, G-3 Division,Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, 1954. (D 767.99.M3 45)

U.S. Office of Air Force History. The Army Air Forcesin World War II. vol. 4: The Pacific--Guadalcanalto Saipan, August 1942 to July 1944. Wesley FrankCraven and James Lea Cate, editors. Chicago:University of Chicago Press, 1948. (D 790 .U5 v.4)

___ vol. 5: The Pacific--Matterhorn to Nagasaki,June 1944 to August 1945. Wesley Frank Craven andJames Lea Cate, editors. Chicago: University ofChicago Press, 1948. (D 790 .U5 v.5)

U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey. Summary report (PacificWar). Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1946.T -- 785 .S898 No. 1)

Van Der Rhoer, Edward. Deadly magic: a personal accountof communications intelligence in World War II inthe Pacific. New York: Scribner, 1978. (D 810.C88 V36)

Varg, Paul A. The closing of the door; Sino-Americanrelations, 1936-1946. East Lansing: Michigan StateUniversity Press, 1973. (E 183.8 .C5 V295)

Wheeler, Richard. Iwo. New York: Lippincott andCrowell, 1980. D- 767.99 .19W52)

Willoughly, Charles A. MacArthur, 1941-1951. New York:McGraw-Hill, 1954. CE 745 MIIW)

World War II in the air: the Pacific. James F. Sunderman,editor. New York: F. Watts, 1962. (D 790 .S95)

World War II surrender documents: Japan surrenders, 1945.Washington: National Archives and Records Service,1976. (D 814.3 W67)

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Berkes, Ross N. World War II in Asia. Current History57:71-76, 114-115, August 1969.

Buell, T. B. Battle of the Philippine Sea. U.S. NavalInstitute. Proceedings 100:64-79, July 1974.

Byrd, Martha H. Battle of the Philippine Sea. AmericanHistory Illustrated 12:20-35, July 1977.

Futrell, Robert F. Air hostilities in the Philippines,8 December 1941. Air University Review 16:33-45,January/February 1965.

Isby, David C. Island war: the U.S. amphibious offen-sive against imperial Japan, 1942 to 1945. Strategyand Tactics (52):21-36, 1975.

Lott, Arnold S. Japan's nightmare--mine blockade.U.S. Naval Institute. Proceedings 85:39-51, November1959.

Martin, James V., Jr. Thai-American relations in WorldWar II. Journal of Asian Studies 22:451-467, August1963.

May, Ernest R. The United States, the Soviet Union andthe Far Eastern War, 1941-1945. Pacific HistoricalReview 24:153-174, 1955.

Morton, Louis. The Marianas. Military Review 47:71-82,July 1967.

Porter, C. Future of Philippine-American relations.Pacific Affairs 16:261-76, September 1943.

Schaller, Michael. SACO! The United States Navy'ssecret war in China. Pacific Historical Review44:527-553, 1975.

Souberman, Eugene. Philippine air diary. AmericanAviation Historical Society Journal 13:240-256,Winter 1968.

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Tolley, Kemp. The strange assignment of USS Lanikai:in 1941 ordered in the path of the Japanesefleet... .U.S. Naval Institute. Proceedings 89:70-83, September 1962.

World War 1I, 1939-45: war in the Pacific. Air Force 40:169-181, August 1957.

Yarnell, H. E. War in the western Pacific. AmericanAcademy of Political and-Social Science.-Annals1126:62-72, March 1943.

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Johnson, Ellis A. and Katcher, David A. aines aainstJapan. Silver Spring, Md.: Naval Ordnance Lab-oratory, 1973. (D 215.2: J27)

National Archives of the United States. The end of thewar in the Pacific. Surrender documents in fac-simile. National Archives Publication No. 46-6.Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1945. (AE1.2: Su7)

U.S. Congress. House. Opposing the sending of ships ofthe United States fleet to war in Asia (H.J. Res.126). Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1942.(Y 4.N22/la: 940-41/61)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on InternationalRelations. Selected executive session hearings ofthe committee, 1943-50: v.VII and VIII, UnitedStates policy in the Far East. Washington: U.S.Govt. Print. Off., 1976. (Y 4.In8/16: H62/v.7 and 8)

U.S. Dept. of State. Foreign relations of the UnitedStates, diplomatic papers: 1942 and 1943. China.Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1956.(S 1.1/2: C44/942 and 943)

U.S. Dept. of the Navy. The amphibians came to conquer:the story of Admiral Richmond Kelly Turner. GeorgeCarroll Dyer. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off.,1972. (D 207.10/2: Am7/v.l-2)

U.S. Marine Corps. Marine aviation in the Philippines.Washington: Historical Division, Headquarters,U.S. Marine Corps, 1951. (D 214.2: Av5)

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KOREAN CONFLICT

1945 - 1954

BOOKS

Appleman, Roy E. South to the Naktong, north to the Yalu:June-November 1950. Washington: Office of the Chiefof Military History, Dept. of the Army, 1961.(DS 918 .U59 v.1)

Beal, John-R. Marshall in China. Garden City, N.Y.:Doubleday, 1970. (E 183.8 .C5 B36)

Buesst, Tristan, et al. Security problems in the Pacificregion. Melbourne: Robertson & Mullens, 1949.(DU .B92)

Cagle, Malcolm W., et al. The sea war in Korea. Annapolis:United States Naval Institute, 1957. (DS 920 .A2 C13)

Chern, Kenneth S. Dilemma in China. Hamden, Conn.:Archon Books, 1980. (E 183.8 .C5 C434)

Cho, Soon S. Korea in world politics, 1940-1950; anevaluation of American responsibility. Berkeley:University of California Press, 1967. (E 183.8.K7 C54)

Clough, Ralph N. Deterrence and defense in Korea; the roleof U.S. forces. Washington: The BrookingsInstitution, 1976. (UA 26 K6 C56)

Clubb, Oliver E. The United States and the Sino-Sovietbloc in Southeast Asia. Washington: BrookingsInstitution, 1962. (DS 518.8 C64)

The cold war in Asia. Akira Iriye and Yonosuke Nagai,editors. New York: Columbia University Press,1977. (on order)

Containment: documents on American policy and strategy,_1945-1950. Thomas H. Etzold and John LeAs Gaddis,itors. New York: Columbia University Press, 1978.(E 813 .C68)

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Dunn, Frederick S. Peace-making and the settlement withJan. Princeton, N. J.: Princeton University Press,1963. (D 814.8 D92)

Fehrenbach, T. R. The fight for Korea; from the war of1950 to the Pueblo incident. New York: Grosset &Dunlap, 1969. (DS 918 .F29f)

This kind of war; a study in unpreparedness. NewYork: Macmillan, 1963. (DS 918 .F29)

Futrell, Robert F. The United States Air Force in Korea1950-1953. New York: Dull, Sloan and Pearce, 1961.(Ref DS 920.2 .U5 F99)

Gardner, Lloyd C., compiler. The Korean War. New York:Quadrangle Books, 1972. (DS 919 .G37)

Gunther, John. The riddle of MacArthur; Japan, Korea,and the Far East. New York: Harper, 1961.(E 745 .MllG)

Gurtov, Melvin. The first Vietnam crisis; ChineseCommunist strategy and United States involvement,1953-1954. New York: Columbia University Press,1967. (DS 556.38 .G8)

Guttman, Allen, comp. Korea: cold war and limited war.2d ed. Lexington, Mass.: Heath, 1972. (DS 919.G8 1972)

Hermes, Walter G. Truce tent and fighting front. Wash-ington: Office of the Chief of Military History,United States Army, 1966. (DS 918 .U59 v.2)

Jackson, Robert. Air war over Korea. New York: Scribner,1973. (DS 920.2 .A2 j3 19'73b)

Joy, Charles T. Negotiating while fighting: the diary ofAdmiral C. Turner Joy at the Korean Armistice Con-ference. Stanford, Calif.: Hoover InstitutionPress, 1978. (DS 921.7 .J625 1978)

Kawai, Kazuo. Japan's American interlude. Chicago:University of Chicago Press, 1960. (DS 889 .K22)

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Kim, Sung Y. United States - Philipine relations, 1946-1956. Washington: Public Affairs Press, 1968.T-83.8 .P5 K4)

The Korean War: a 25-year perspective. Francis H.Heller, editor. Lawrence: Regents Press of Kansas,1977. (DS 919 .K67)

Latourette, Kenneth S. The American record in the FarEast, 1945-1951. New York: Macmillan, 1952. (DS518.8 L35Y

Lewe van Aduard, Evert J. Japan from surrender to peace.New York: Praeger, 1954. (DS 889 .L67)

Lowe, Joseph D. The role played by the American politicalscientists in the Supreme Commandfor the AlliedPowers: the purge program. San Francisco, Calif.:Sixth U.S. Army, Presidio of San Francisco, 1971.(DS 889 .L69)

Lowitt, Richard, comp. The Truman-MacArthur controversy.!Chicago: Rand McNally, 1967. (DS 919 .L91)

Marshall, George C. Marshall's mission to China; Decembe41945-January 1947: the report and agpended document.Arlington, Va.: University Publicationsof America,1976. (E 183.8 .C5 M33)

Marshall, Samuel L. A. The military history of the KoreanWar. New York: F. Watts, 1963. (DS 918 .M36m)

May, Ernest R. The Truman administration and China, 1945-1949. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1975. (E 183.8 .C5 M38)

Meade, Edward G. American military government in Korea.New York: King's Crown PresS, 1951. (DS 917 .M48)

Noble, Harold J. Embassy at war. Seattle: University ofWashington Press, 1975. (DS 919 .N6 1975)

The origins of the cold war in Asia. Yonosuke Nagai andAkira Iriye, editors. New York: Columbia UniversittyPress, 1977. (DS 35 .075)

Paddock, Paul. China diary: crisis diplomacy in Dairen.Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1977. (E 183.8.C5 P25)

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Paige, Glenn D. 1950: Truman's decision: the UnitedStates enters the Korean War. New York: ChelseaHouse, 1970. (E 813 .P14T

Rose, Lisle A. Roots of tragedy: the United States andthe struggle for Asia, 1945-1953. Westport, Conn.:Greenwood Press, 1976. (DS 33.4 .U6 R65)

Rovere, Richard Halworth,et al. 1e MacArthur controversyand American foreign policy. New York: Farrar,Straus and Giroux, 1965. (E 745 .MllR 1965)

Rush, Eugene J. Military strategic lessons learned fromthe Korean conflict as they related to the limitedwarfare. Carlisle Barracks, Pa.: U.S. Army WarCole-ge, 1974. (UA 11.5 .R8)

Schnabel, James F. Policy and direction: the firstf ear. Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1972.DS 918 .U59 v.3)

Sebald, William J. With MacArthur in Japan; a personalhistory of the occupation. New York: W. W. Norton,1965. (DS 889 .S4)

Stone, Isidor F. The hidden history of the Korean War.New York: Monthly Review Press, 1969. (DS 918 .S87)

Uncertain years: Chinese-American relations, 1947-50.Dorothy Borg and Waldo Heinrichs, editors. NewYork: Columbia University Press, 1980. (on order)

U.S. Dept. of State. The China white paper, August ]949.Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 19(E 183.8 .C5 U5 1967)

United States. Marine Corps. U.S. Marine operations inKorea, 1950-1953. Washington: Historical Branch,G-3, Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, 1954.(DS 919 .A516 v.1-5)

Wellesley College. Mayling Soong Foundation. QuadrennialInstitute. 2d, 1946. America's future in thePacific; lectures delivered by John Carter Vincentand others. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press,1947. (DS 518.8 .W45)

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Westover, John G. Combat supvrt in Korea: the UnitedStatem in the Korea conflict. WashingtontCombat Forces Press, 1955. (S 918 .W53)

Whitney, Courtney. MacArthur: his rendezvous with his-tory. New York: Knopf, 1955. (Z 745 14111h)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Air war in Korea. Air University Quarterly Review 4;19-39, Fall 1950.

Air war in Korea: III. Air University Quarterly Review4:83-96, Summer 1951.

Albert, Joseph L., et al. Air war in Korea: IV. AirUniversity Quarterly Review 5:86-92, Winter 19n752.

Ballis, W. B. The power struggle in Asia and AmericanFar Eastern policy. South Atlantic Quarterly 52:20-28, January 1953.

Bhagat, B. S. Military lessons of the Korean conflict.Military Review 32:73-79, December 1952.

Booth, Donald P. Okinawa, keystone of the Pacific. ArmyInformation Digest 13:32-41, December 1958.

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