SMS 347 BROWN, MARK H., LT. COL USAF (RET) Preliminary
SMS 347 BROWN, MARK H., LT. COL USAF (RET)
Preliminary Inventory
Linear Ft: 4.5
Approx no of Pgs: 9,000
SERIES 1 INTELLIGENCE: PHOTOGRAPHS, MAPS, BOMB PLOTS BOX 1 Folder 1 Aerial photographs used for bombing of tactical targets, photographs included are: Sinzing, Mannheim, Ebelsbach, Frankfurt am Main, Darmstadt Germany and 2 Villacoublay, Le Bourget Air Field, Orleans/Bricy, Paris, France, 1943-1945
Aerial photographs and maps used for bombing of tactical targets, Photographs and maps included are: Rostock/Marienehe, Osnabruck, Dusseldorf, Cologne, Merseburg, Mannheim, Muich, Essen, Hamburg, Brauschweig, Stuttgart, Regensburg, Hannover, Peine, Magdeburg Germany, and two of Brest and Strasbourg, France, 1943-1945
Folder 2 Map of targets used for bombing raids, including: Paris/Fontainbleu, Bordeaux/Limoges, Villacoublay, France, Dortmund, Emden, Frankfurt, Germany, and Trezebinja, Poland, 1943-1945
Folder 3 Bombing targets plots, including: Royan Juvincourt, and Villacoublay France, Brunswick, Frankfurt, Kiel Germany, All were bombing raids performed by 93rd Combat Bomb Wing, 3rd Bombardment Division, 1944-1945
Folder 4 United States Strategic Bombing Survey (USSBS) materials: Blueprint/ bomb damage map of Ektouku plant of Aichi Aircraft Company, Japan, plus USSBS damage assessment work sheets (Undated)
2 aerial photographs plus one map depicting bomb damage on Funakata Plant and Aichi Clock and Electric Company, Japan, with USSBS damage assessment worksheet (Undated)
Blueprint of Japanese Second Naval Fuel Depot Yokkaiti Harbor, Japan, showing bomb damage, plus USSBS damage assessment worksheets (Undated)
1 USSBS damage assessment worksheets for unidentified Japanese targets (Undated)
USSBS Instruction and definition report (Pacific, undated)
Map depicting bomb damage to Hanomag, Germany rail yards and surrounding area (Undated)
Bomb damage report of Weimar, Germany, August 24, 1944, 1 sheet (8 photographs) of bomb coverage by 8 aircraft on 1 mission over Brown-Boveri Manufacturing Company, Mannheim, Germany, August 14, 1944 (Hand drawn map only, no narrative)
Rare German-produced bomb damage assessment map of small unidentified plant next to large Hannomag Gun Factory in Hannover, Germany, Thought to be the only German bomb assessment in Allied hands
SERIES 1 INTELLIGENCE: PHOTOGRAPHS, MAPS, BOMB PLOTS BOX 2 Folder 1 6 Damage Assessment Reports (“K-Reports”) issued by Allied Central Intelligence Unit, most with photographs, immediately following bombing missions, Reports cover following areas:
Amizy Railroad Bridge, France, August 14, 1944
Folder 2 Brest, France, Submarine Pens, Undated
Folder 3 Caen, France, Coke ovens, Undated (See below)
Folder 4 Chalons Sur Marne, France, April 27, 1944
Folder 5 Combourg, France, July 17, 1944
Folder 6 Folligny, France, Railroad Marshalling Yard, June 7, 1944
Folder 7 Genevillers, France, June 22, 1944
Folder 8 Guillerville, France, Panzar Tanks, Undated
Folder 9 Issy Les Moulineaux, France, September 3-5, 1944?
Folder 10 Le Bourget Air Field, France, Undated
Folder 11 Le Harve, France, September 10, 1944 (Two reports)
2 Folder 12 Les Mureaux, France (Undated)
Folder 13 Orleans/Bricy Airfield, France, August 1, 1944 (Four reports)
Folder 14 Orly Airfield, Paris, France, May 24, 1944 (Five reports)
Folder 15 Pont De La Roque Bridge, France, Undated
Folder 16 Pontaubault Bridge, France, June 14, 1944 (Two reports)
Folder 17 Quai De Jarel, Paris, France, September 15, 1943
Folder 18 St. Malo Citadel Fortress, France, Undated
Folder 19 Trappes Marshalling Yards, France, June 3, 1944
Folder 20 Versailles/Matelots Railroad Depot, France, June 11, 1944
Folder 21 Villacoublay Airfield, France, June 25, 1944
Folder 22 D.V.M. Hedderheim, Frankfurt, Germany, October 4, 1943
Folder 23 Ebelsbach, Germany, August 6, 1944 (Two reports)
Folder 24 Mannheim (Brown-Boveri A.G.), Germany, February 8, 1945
Folder 25 Krzessinki (Kreising), Poland, May 30, 1944
Folder 26 Sorau (Zary), Poland, May 10, 1944
(Above dates are dates of latest raids on each target)
Folder 27 Handwritten list of bombing missions, unknown code numbers, and dates (Matches possibly the above listed “K” Reports)
SERIES 2 PHOTOGRAPHS BOX 2A Folder 1 41 photographs of various bomb damaged locations, including: Frankfurt, Germany, Gennevillers and Orly Airfields, France, and Sorau, Poland. Most are captioned, dated 1943-1944, Possibly related to “K” reports listed above in Series 1
Folder 2 259 Stereo pairs photographic plates of American, British, French, German, French, Canadian Artillery, Trains, Convoys, Bases, Bombing Targets, Factories, Military Vehicles, Naval Facilities, U-Boats, Aircraft, Ships, and Chemical and Manufacturing plants,
3 1943-1944, Many captioned (For use with artifact No. 3, Stereo pair viewer)
Folder 3 329 photographs of shuttles to Africa, air crew briefings, aircraft landings, crashes, unidentified American air bases and American air crews loading bombs into aircraft
Folder 4 203 photographs of bomb sorties over Orly, Reims, Villacoublay, and Mourmelon Le Grand France, Bremen, Kiel, Ansbach, Hannover, Ingolstadt, and Hof Germany, Included also are bomb plotting reports and forms, Many are captioned, dated 1943-1945
SERIES 2 PHOTOGRAPHS BOX 3 Folder 1 114 photographs of Nuremburg, Kassel, Wuppertal, hamburg, Stuttgart, Leuna, Karlsruhe, Regensburg, Germany and several other German and European cities. Included are aerial reconnaissance bomb damage reports and photographs, Captioned, dated 1944-1945
Folder 2 192 photographs of 66th Fighter Group, 56th Fighter Group, 96th Fighter Group, Operation “Chow Hound” (food drop to Rotterdam, Holland), aircraft (U.S.), bomb raids on Arnheim, Germany, USSBS photographs of various German cities, D-Day Invasion aerial photographs, HQ 3rd Air Division at Elnedor Hall, England, Thetford, England, Poltava mission, many captioned, Dated 1943- 1945
Folder 3 255 photographs of WWII aircraft nose art, predominately 385th and 388th Bomber Groups, Many with aircraft crews, Captioned, Also included are 17 original drawings of the aircraft nose art by Sgt. Johnnie White (Undated)
Folder 4 53 photographs of WWII crews kneeling under aircraft noses showing aircraft nose art, Captioned, Dated 1943-1945
SERIES 2 PHOTOGRAPHS BOX 4 Folder 1 95 aerial reconnaissance photographs of Poland, France, and Germany, Many captioned, Dated 1943-1945
Folder 2 160 photographs of Munich, Cologne, Kaiserslautern, and Hamburg following allied bombing raids, low level oblique aerial photographs of Hamburg, Koblenz, Giessen, Munich and other cities following the D-Day Invasion
4 Folder 3 Eighth Bomber Command memorabilia, including about 25 photographs of an Operations Board on D-Day, Paris following D- Day, maps, 56th Fighter Group Aces, aircraft tail markings, personnel, and various items including dinner menu, certificate, from the “Lucky Bastard Club,” and New Year’s message to all members of 8th Air Force Commanding General, Lt. Gen James H. Doolittle, Dated January 10, 1945
Folder 4 154 aerial photographs taken during bombing raids and follow up reconnaissance missions of railroads, hangars, bridges, and industrial areas in Juvincourt, Chalons-Sur-Marne, Reims, Le Bourget, Marienburg, Rouen, Villacoublay, France, and Mannheim and Weimar, Germany, 1943-1945
Folder 5 22 photographs of Raid to Marienburg, Germany, Dated September 10, 1943
27 photographs of German concentration camps and victims (Dachau, Buchenwald, Giesen) (Undated)
1 photograph of unidentified prisoners from German POW Camp following Liberation by Allies (Undated)
4 photographic rosters of personnel of HQ 3rd Bombardement Division, November 1, 1943, March 10, 1944, August 1, 1944, and April 1, 1945, and 1 photographic roster of personnel of the 385th Bombardment Group (Undated)
10 photographs of damaged B-17 with sorty describing bomb raid over Berlin, Germany, and subsequent fighter reaction and loss of 1 crew member from the B-17, March 14, 1944
3 photographs: autographed photographic of General Curtis E. LeMay, Photograph of Lt. Col J.W. Fredericks, Maj. Mark H. Brown. and Maj. B.H. Leigh at A/F Linz, Austria, autographed by all three men, dated May 16, 1945, and 3 photographs of unidentified crew in front of aircraft, autographed by artist Frank E. Beresford, dated June 5, 1944
38 photographs of the first shuttle run to Poltava, USSR by the 96th Bombardment Group, Includes photos of Casablanca, Medina (Old Casablanca), Morocco, Poltava USSR, 96th Bombardment Crews, and Russian soldiers (Undated)
5 16 photographs with narrative explanations of explosions, fires, and damage caused by various types of bombs, plus effects of fragmentation bombs and indendiary bombs (Undated)
7 undated uncaptioned aerial photographs of bridges over Seine river bombed by Allies to impede German retreat
SERIES 3 MAPS Box 5 Folder 1 German Map, North Central Europe, Scale 1:1,000,000, 1940
Vinyl/cloth pouch containing following silk escape maps: France, Belgium, Holland (Sheet 43A), reverse- France and Spain, (Sheet 43B), Holland, Belgium, France, and Germany (Sheet 43C) reverse-France, Germany, and Switzerland, (Sheet 43D) Germany, Protectorate, Slovakia, Poland, and Hungry, (Sheet 43E) reverse- Croatia, Monteenegro, Hungry, Slovakia, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland, (Sheet 43F) Spain and France, (Sheet 43K East) reverse-Spain and Portugal (Sheet 43K West) (Undated)
Envelope of silk escape maps: AAF map of Eastern Asia, reverse- China, Manchuria, 1943; English Air Ministry map of Aegean Sea, reverse-Greece ad Italy, Undated; English Air Ministry map of Germany, reverse-France, Undated; English Air Ministry map of Germany and surrounding countries, reverse-blank (Undated)
British Code AF Foldex map, No. 1, Western Europe, March 1945
3 German “Reichskarts”: Kassell-Gottingen area; Malchin- Neubrandenburg area, reverse-Malchow-Neu Strelitz area; Berlin (mutilated); All undated, scale: 1:100,000
German Map “Graz-Innsbruck area, Cardboard, Mounted on oilcloth, no scale (Undated)
German Map “Luft-Navigationskarte,” Northern Europe, Oilcloth, Undated, 1:2,000,000
German Luftwaffe, oilcloth, Germany-Poland, no scale (Undated)
Folder 2 German, Paper on vinyl, Yugoslavia, Albania, Hungry, Czechoslovakia, and Bulgaria, Scale 1:1,000,000 (Undated)
German, Paper on vinyl, Poland, USSR, 1941, Scale 1:1,000,000
6 German, Northern England (Berwick upon Tweed), 1938, Scale 1:1,000,000
German “Fliegerkarte,” Central Europe Paper on oilcloth (Undated), No scale
French, North Central France, No scale (Undated)
French, East-Central France, Boisville area, No scale (Undated)
2 Bomb damage maps, Hamburg, Germany, No scale (Undated)
English War Office with U.S. Army Map Service, map of Bordeaux, France, 1942, No scale, Indicated
English War Office, North Sea, Scale 1:500,000 (Undated)
English War Office, English Channel, Marked with route for raid on Wilhelmshaven, Germany (Undated)
English War Office, Chalon-Sur-Saone, France, Lemuy marked as target for Bomb raid, 1943
7 transparencies of Russian maps, with legends in English, Photographed for official USSR Atlas (Undated)
AAF Equidistant Chart of the World Centered on U.S. (Undated, 2 copies)
AAF Atmospheric Pressure Zone and World Air Movement Chart (Undated, 2 copies)
AAF Transportation Chart of the Northern Hemisphere, including rail, motor, naval, and flight routes (Undated, 2 copies)
AAF Economic Chart of the Northern Hemisphere (Undated, 2 copies)
AAF Vegitation Chart of the Northern Hemisphere, January 1947 (2 copies)
AAF Population Chart of the Northern Hemisphere, January 1947 (2 copies)
AAF Climate Chart of the Northern Hemisphere, January 1947 (2 copies)
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AAF Political and Time Chart of the Northern Hemisphere, January 1947 (2 copies)
AAF Physical Relief Chart of the Northern Hemisphere, January 1947 (2 copies)
AAF Temperature Provinces and Ocean Currents Chart of the Northern Hemisphere, January 1947 (2 copies)
AAF Isobars and Prevailing Winds Chart of the Northern Hemisphere, July 1947 (2 copies)
Folder 3 Maps for the attack on Regensburg, Germany, August 17, 1943, by the 4th Bombardment Wing (3rd Bombardment Division), Led by General (then Col.) Curtis LeMay, The map includes: 11 conical orthomorphic maps with routes marked from Lowestoft, England to Regensburg, Germany, South to Africa, and north again to England; 3 Mercator projection maps showing route from Lowestoft, England to Regensburg, Germany and into northern Italy, plus the return route from Africa to England (this series is incomplete); and a photographic report of the raid on Regensburg showing routes, statistics, photographs taken during and after the raid
SERIES 4 REPORTS BOX 6 Folder 1 Notes, drawings, forms, and letters from Lt. Col Brown’s assignment to RAF Scampton, England, 1943
Summary of Operations, 3rd Air Division, May 13, 1943-May 9, 1945
Photographic report on shuttle run of 452nd Bomb Group (H) from England to Poltava, USSR, Including photographs of bomb raid on Chemnitz, Germany enroute, Includes copy of flight plan record
2 copies of USSTAF photo report narratives dealing with the effects of bomb raids on enemy targets, May 27, 1944
SERIES 5 BOOKS BOX 6 Folder 1 AMERICAN: Bond, Horatio. Fire and the Air War, Boston, Massachusetts: National Fire Protection Association, 1946 (Transferred to General Collection)
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Dimtri, Ivan. Flight to Everywhere, New York: McGraw-Hill, 1944 (Transferred to General Collection)
Fahey, James C. The Ships and Aircraft of the United States Fleet, New York: Ships & Aircraft, 1942 (Transferred to General Collection)
Jensen, Lt. Oliver, USNR. Carrier War, New York: Simon and Schuster, 1945 (Transferred to General Collection)
Otte, Lester. Aircraft Spotter, New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1942 (Transferred to General Collection)
BRITISH: Cnesire, Leonard. Bomber Pilot, London: Hutchinson and Co., Undated (WWII) (Transferred to General Collection)
Crook, D.M. Spitfire Pilot, London Faber Ltd., 1944 (Transferred to General Collection)
Geary, Lt. Stanley, RNVR. HMS Hood, London: Rolls House Publishing Co., Undated (WWII) (Transferred to General Collection)
Hewes, J.V. The High Courts of Heaven, London: Peter Davies, 1942 (Transferred to General Collection)
Jesse, F. Tennyson. The Saga of San Demetrio, London: His Majesty’s Stationary Office, 1942 (Transferred to General Collection)
Ministry of Information. His Majesty’s Submarines, London: His Majesty’s Stationary Office, 1945 (Transferred to General Collection)
Ministry of Information. The Eighth Army, Sep 1942-Jan 1943, London: His Majesty’s Stationary Office, 1945 (Transferred to General Collection)
Thetford O.G. Aircraft paintings of C. Rupert Moore, Leicester, England: Aeromodeller Plans Service of the Pallas Publishing Co., Undated (WWII) (Transferred to General Collection)
Folder 2 GERMAN:
9 Wundershammer, Benno. Flieger-Ritter-Helden, Germany, C. Bertelsmann Gutersloh, Undated (Transferred to General Collection)
OTHER Japanese book on aircraft identification (Transferred to General Collection)
CARTOON BOOKS AMERICAN: Baker, Sgt. George. The Sad Sack, New York: Simon and Schuster, 1944 (Transferred to General Collection)
Baker, Sgt. George. The New Sad Sack, Now York: Simon and Schuster, 1946 (Transferred to General Collection)
Bairnsfather, Bruce. No Kidden’!, New York: G.P. Putnam, 1945 (Transferred to General Collection
CARTOON BOOKS BRITISH: Cottrell, Tom and S. Seymour. Wit’s Krieg, Northolt, Middlesex, England: P.J. Press, Undated (Transferred to General Collection)
Folder 3 “HW.” “What’s the Gen?, (RAF slang) London: Hutchinson and Co., Ltd., 1942
Hutchinson. “Punch” Anthologie No. 2, London: Hutchinson and Co., Ltd., Undated (Transferred to General Collection
Low, Davis. C’est La Guerre, London: New Europe Publishing Co., Ltd., 1943
Thomas, S. Evelyn. RAF Parade, St. Albans, England: Hohn England Publishing, Ltd., 1944 (Transferred to General Collection)
Wingert, Sgt. Dick. Hubert, London:Wells Gardner, Dayton and Co., Ltd., 1944
Folder 4 FRENCH Dancette, Victor, with Jacques Zimmerman. La Bette Est Mort! La Guerre Mondial Chez Les Animaux, Paris: Editions G.P., Undated
SERIES 6 PERIODICALS BOX 6 Folder 5 AMERICAN
10 Air Force, Chief of Staffm USAAF, New York, NY, Vol. 28, No. 11, November 1945 and Vol. 48 No. 28, December 1945
Air University Quarterly Review, Air University, Maxwell Field, Alabama, Spring 1947, Vol. 1, No. 1
Aviation Operations, Special issue on Operation Vittles, Conover- Mast Publishers, NY, Vol. 11, No. 5, April 1949
Chaff, Third Bombardment Division, USAAF, June 1944
Flying, Publication date unknown, Reprint of article
Flying and Popular Aviation, Ziff-Davis Publishing Co., Chicago, IL, Vol. 31, No. 3, September 1942
Impact, Asst. Chief of Air Staff, Intelligence, USAAF, Washington D.C., Vol. 1, No. 1, April 1943; Vol. 1, No. 2, May 1943; Vol. 3, No. 9, September-October 1945 (Final Issue)
Folder 6 Life, Time-Life Inc., Chicago, IL (See attached periodical checklist, USAFA Form O-674, for complete listing of issues)
Newsweek, Weekly Publications, Inc., Dayton, OH, Vol. 22, No. 9, August 30, 1943 (Pony Edition)
Recognition Journal, U.S. War and Navy Departments, with assistance of Time, Inc. (See attached periodical checklist, USAFA form O-647, for complete listing)
Strike, 3rd Air Division, 8th Air Force (See attached periodical checklist, USAFA form O-647, for complete listing)
SERIES 6 PERIODICALS BOX 7 Folder 1 Time, Time, Inc., Chicago, IL, Pony Edition (See attached periodical checklist, USAFA form O-647, for complete listing of issues)
Yank, (U.S. Army Weekly British Edition), Department of the Army, Vol. 4, No. 12, September 7, 1945
Folder 2 BRITISH: Aircraft Recognition, His Majesty’s Stationary Office, London, Vol. 1, No. 3, November 1942
11 Illustrated London News, Commonwealth House, London (See attached periodical checklist, USAFA form O-647, for complete listing) (Not in file when refoldered)
The Sphere, Commonwealth House, London, Vol. 173, No. 2261, May 22, 1943, and Vol. 174, No. 2273, August 14, 1943
Folder 3 ALLIED FORCES: L’Amerique en Guerre, Office of Information, U.S. Department of War, at various European bases, published in French, No.85, January 19, 1944
L’Arc en Ciel/De Regenborg, French/Dutch, printed back to back, top to bottom, No publishing information, No. 5, March 1944
De Vliegende Hollander, Dutch, No publication information, No. 25, March 30, 1944, No. 132, April 27, 1945
Folder 4 De Wervelwind, Allied Air Forces, No publication information, No. 8, December 1942/January 1942, No. 22 Jan –Jul, 1944
S.H.A.E.F., (Supreme Headquarter Allied Expeditionary Forces), No. 21, May 2, 1945, Printed in English, German, French, Slavic; Parachute edition, Gives “displaced person” (Allied Nationals) in unoccupied Germany instructions on cooperation with occupying forces, Standstill instructions for foreign workers, and S.H.A.E.F. warning against evacuating Allied POW’s
GERMAN: Illustriete, Geschichte Zweier Weltkriege, No publication information, Possibly Allied Publication for dissemination to German troops (Illustrated Gazette of the World Wars)
Juustrierter Beobachter, Munich, Germany, Vol. 4, No. 32, August 1929 (Nazi newspaper)
Folder 5 OTHER: 2 unidentified Japanese publications, military origins, one appearing to be aircraft identification guide
SERIES 7 LEAFLETS BOX 7 Folder 6 30 pieces of Allied propaganda printed by Allied Force in German and English, for aerial dissemination over Germany, Many carry facsmilie signature of Gen, Eisenhower as Commander In Chief of Allied Forces in Europe
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SERIES 8 MILITARY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL BOX 8 Folder 1 Trains Without Janes, U.S. Strategic Air Force guide to recognition from air of German trains and their contents (Undated)
You Can’t Miss It, A guide for aerial gunners for teaching proper aiming techniques , prepared by O.R.S., VIII Bomber Command (Two editions, Undated)
AAF On-Land Jungle, Desert, Arctic Survival Guide, AAF, Washington D.C., June 1945, AAF Manual #1
Three notebooks of Lt. Col Brown’s from RAF Photo Interpreter School, Senior Intelligence Officers School, February-March 1943
RAF Photo Interpreter School Handouts covering European and Japanese aircraft and ships, plus notes on maps and their characteristics, interpretation of strike photographs, use and determination of the scale of air photographs, stereoscopic examination of air photographs, merchant shipping, French and French industry, Night photographs, maps and map series in use in the C.I.U. and I decoys
Photogrammetric Tables for Intelligence Officers Employed in Interpretation of Air Photographs, prepared by the Air Council for RAF Photo Interpreter School, February 1942
Allied Central Intelligence Unit Photographic handbook, Photo: Eyes of the Infantry, Published by Photo Intelligence Center, Military Intelligence Service, European Theater (Undated)
A.C.I.U. photographic handbook, Detailed Industrial Damage (Undated)
Air University, Air Command and Staff School book, Air Intelligence, January 1949
Reproduction of charts used in Air University classes, 8 charts on selection of a strategic target system, 8 charts on selection of targets within a system, 7 origional pencil drawings/plans for charts
SERIES 9 DRAWINGS BOX 8
13 Folder 2 17 original pen and ink, and pencil drawings and designs of aircraft nose art by Sgt. Johnnie White
Autographed copy of charcoal portrait of General Curtis LeMay, by Duke Doheny
SERIES 10 ARTIFACTS BOX 9 American Survival Kit, WWII vintage, Unopened (Not inbox)
English Survival Kit, WWII vintage, Opened and deteriorating
Stereoscope Viewer, in burlap pouch (For use with photographs in Box 2
Two small flint/wheel lighters, U.S. Army, WWII vintage (One red and one green)
German air speed/direction computer
German Navigators map rule and scale
Allied Photo Interpreters slide rule
Model of General LeMay’s B-17 (Unwrapped, One wing cracked)
Cardboard folder contains 2 Anti-Gas Eyeshields Pill bottle containing spare lighter parts (See item 4 above)
Envelope containing German Military Medal and 12 inches of German military ribbon
5 Survival Kit Compasses
3 Negatives and prints of a photograph of Col. Brown, For use with false identity papers
U.S. Services Clothing Book (Ration book, Not inbox)
Deutsches Reich Parachute Inspection Record
Small German unidentified Plastic Record Book
3 leaflets, Flag Identification of European Countries
14 Rubber bag, unknown origin and use, Containing German Radar Chaff (Cracked at bottom)
German Parachute Inspection Tag (Cloth)
FFI? Armband
Emergency Packet issued to American Flyers on Poltava Mission
1 canister of high speed Pan Film of supply drop to Maquis
3 black plastic model aircraft, including German FW-190, ME- 109, and the U.S.P-47 (All in poor condition)
1 Fishing Line, Green in color with small hook, Black
SERIES 11 POSTERS BOX 8 Folder 3 American, “I’m Counting on You, Don’t Discuss Troop Movements, Ship Sailings, War Equipment,” 7 ½ x 10 ½ (Undated)
American, “A Carless Word-Another Cross,” 21 ¾ x 27 ¾ (Undated)
French, “Don’t Forget to Empty you Pockets Before Participating In An Operation,” 15 ¾” x 22 ½” (Undated)
British, “Talk Less,” 14 ½” x 19 ½” (Undated)
German, “Danger,” Taken from Le Bourget airport hangar, 23 ½” x 16 ½” (Undated)
SERIES 12 MISCELLANEOUS BOX 8 Folder 4 HQ 3rd Air Division Telephone Directory, March 16, 1945
Hand written poem, no title, no date, author unknown
Citation to Mark W. Brown for recognition that those who prevent fires might also know how to set them, From the National Fire Protection Association
1 Sheet post card like stationary, embossed in gold with Hitler’s name
15 List of photographs of Nagasaki (Photos not included in this collection)
1 page Maj. Brown’s notes on Miscellaneous topics
Mission folder for Supply Drop to Maquis, France (Mission Grassy, September 9, 1944, 47th Bomb Group
4 page typed inventory of all donated items, prepared by Lt. Col Brown prior to donation of material to the USAFA (Undated, Only material received November of 1978 included)
Brief 3 page autobiography of Lt. Col Brown, December 2, 1978
Letter dated February 5, 1979 from Lt. Col Brown to Lt. Col Glidden Director of Academy Libraries, listing contents of second shipment of donated material, plus a three page excerpt from diary of Lt. Col Brown
Letter dated January 11, 1970 from Lt. Col Brown to Lt. Col Glidden, containing a list of Air University class room training sketches donated to the Academy by Lt. Col Brown
Letter dated January 2, 1979 from Lt. Col Brown to Academy Library, with his comments on Decision Over Schwienfort by Thomas Coffey
Reprint from April 1946 issue of Readers Digest of Nazi Micro- Dot spy message
Washington Post, Sunday March 10, 1946 with story, “I Spy No Kid Game, in war or peace, we know now”
Glossary of Ordance Ammunition Terms, explains: types of bombs, nomenclature terms, and definitions (Undated)
2 pages of requests by Air Command and Staff School for photos of Nagasaki and Nagoya, Japan (Undated, Photos not included in this collection)
SERIES 12 MISCELLANEOUS BOX 8A Folder 1 Catalog of Kodachrome Slides
Folder 2 Miscellaneous Correspondence, Re: Slides
16 Folder 3 Photos of various personalities including Partridge, Harbold, LeMay, Churchill, Montgomery, Doolittle, and Arnold
VIP Photos: LeMay, Partridge, Chruchill, Montgomery, Doolittle, Spaatz, and Anderson (51 photos)
Folder 4 Aerial Reconnaissance Photos
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