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Inventory of the David Monroe Shoup papers

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Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 1 Shoup papers Title: David Monroe Shoup papers Date (inclusive): 1904-1983 Collection Number: 76027 Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Archives Language of Material: English Physical Description: 31 manuscript boxes, 4 oversize boxes, 1 oversize folder, 22 sound recordings, 9 motion picture film reels(18.0 linear feet) Abstract: Correspondence, memoranda, writings, printed matter, photographs, sound recordings, and motion picture film relating to the Tarawa campaign, other World War II campaigns in the Pacific Theater, post-war activities of the Marine Corps, service as the Commandant of the Marine Corps, and the Vietnam War. Physical Location: Hoover Institution Archives Creator: Shoup, David Monroe, 1904- Access The collection is open for research; materials must be requested at least two business days in advance of intended use. Publication Rights For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Archives. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], David Monroe Shoup papers, [Box number], Hoover Institution Archives. Acquisition Information Acquired by the Hoover Institution Archives in 1976. Accruals Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. To determine if this has occurred, find the collection in Stanford University's online catalog at http://searchworks.stanford.edu/ . Materials have been added to the collection if the number of boxes listed in the online catalog is larger than the number of boxes listed in this finding aid. 1904 Born, Battle Ground, Indiana 1926 Graduate of DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana 1926 July 20Commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps 1926-1941 Various postings within the Marine Corps, including an atypical post with the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1933-1934; promoted through ranks to Major 1942 Arrived in New Zealand; served as G-3, Operations and Training Officer of the 2nd Marine Division 1943 Promoted to Colonel; placed in command of the 2nd Marines, the spearhead of the assault on Tarawa; earned the Medal of Honor and a Purple Heart 1944 Served as Chief of Staff, 2nd Marine Division 1944-1947 Returned to the U.S.; served as Logistics Officer, Division of Plans and Policies, Headquarters Marine Corps 1947 Served as Commanding Officer, Service Command, Fleet Marine Force (FMF), Pacific 1949 Served as Division Chief of Staff, 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, California 1950-1952 Commanding Officer of the Basic School, Quantico, Virginia 1953-1955 Served as Fiscal Director of the Marine Corps 1956-1957 Promoted to Major General; served as Inspector General for Recruit Training 1957-1958 Served as Commanding General of the 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, California, and 3rd Marine Division, Okinawa 1959 Commanding General of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina 1959 Nominated by President Dwight D. Eisenhower to be the 22nd Commandant of the Marine Corps August 12 1960-1963 Served as 22nd Commandant of the Marine Corps; promoted to four-star general rank; served on the Joint Chiefs of Staff 1963 Retired to Arlington, Virginia; became an outspoken critic of the war in Vietnam 1983 Died; buried in Arlington National Cemetery Scope and Content of Collection The papers document the military career of World War II veteran General David S. Shoup, along with his post-military speaking and writing, in personal files, correspondence, speeches, writings, sound recordings, and film footage.

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 2 Shoup papers Materials include documentation of the many military positions Shoup held as he steadily rose through the ranks of the Marine Corps, taking on responsibilities in training, fiscal reorganization, and logistics, a process well described in his personal files, correspondence, speeches, and photographs. The collection also contains documentation relating to Shoup's World War II tours, particularly the assault against well-entrenched Japanese defenders at Tarawa, where Shoup, as the senior officer ashore, directed the costly suppression of Japanese resistance. Marines, landing on boats that often became lodged on coral reefs, had to wade in for hundreds of yards in the face of withering fire. His heroism on Tarawa earned Shoup the Medal of Honor and a Purple Heart. Materials about the campaign include a military diary, photographs, research materials, and articles. There is significant documentation of Shoup's tenure as the 22nd Commandant of the Marine Corps from 1960 to 1963 in speeches, correspondence, and photographs. Shoup's leadership brought changes to the Marine Corps: he eliminated the use of swagger sticks, minimized base ceremonies during commandant visits, and upgraded the combat readiness of all Marine units. Vietnam became a pressing policy issue during this time, and Shoup opposed any commitment of U.S. combat forces in Southeast Asia. After retirement, Shoup's skepticism about involvement in Vietnam deepened and became public as he wrote and spoke out about his concerns. His writings and collected printed materials display his desire to speak out against escalating the Vietnam War in the print media, as well as testifying before Congress. Subjects and Indexing Terms Tarawa, Battle of, 1943. United States--Armed Forces. United States. Marine Corps--Officers. United States. Marine Corps. Division, 2d. Moving-pictures. Phonorecords. Vietnam War, 1961-1975. World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Pacific Ocean. World War, 1939-1945.

Boxes 1-5, 31 Personal Files, 1904-1970 Scope and Contents note Includes general biographical information, a patent, citations, awards, and a set of personal files of correspondence, notes, orders, and other printed materials.

Box 1 Biographical file, 1934, 1943 Box 1 Journal/notebook, circa 1927, undated Box 1 Citations, certificates, and awards, 1926-1944 Box 1 Honors and awards, 1943-1970 Box 31 Awards, oversize, 1928-1961 Box 1 Patent no. 2,100,982, a device for blacking sights of weapons, 1937 Box 1 Receipts, correspondence, and photographs, 1951-1956 Box 1 Invitations and menus, 1933-1960

Files, 1904-1968 Scope and Contents note Personal correspondence, notes, orders, brochures, and other collected printed materials, organized in numbered files, then chronologically.

Box 2 1, 1904-1961, 1926-1945 (bulk) Box 2 2, 1944-1968, 1945-1963 (bulk) Box 3 3, 1958-1961 Box 3 4, 1959-1964 Box 3 1944-1952 Box 4 1956-1957 June

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 3 Shoup papers Personal Files, 1904-1970 Files, 1904-1968

Box 5 1957 July-1963 Boxes 5-10 Correspondence, 1936-1969 Scope and Contents note Arranged in chronological order. See also: Commandant of the Marine Corps Files for additional correspondence.

Box 5 1936, 1943 Box 6 1949-1955 Box 7 1957-1959 Scope and Contents note Includes declassified records returned to file after January 2016 release by Hoover (in 1 April 1958 - 30 June 1958).

Congratulatory correspondence, 1959-1969 Scope and Contents note Generally about promotion to Commandant of the Marine Corps, as well as for his 1969 Atlantic article.

Box 8 Files 1-5, 1959-1962 Box 9 Files 6-7, 1959-1962, 1969 Scope and Contents note Including congratulations on "The New American Militarism" article in The Atlantic, 1969.

Box 10 1967-1969 Box 10 1969 Boxes 10-11 Speeches, 1943-1972 Scope and Contents note Speeches given while not holding the position of Commandant of the Marine Corps. See also: Commandant of the Marine Corps Files for additional speeches.

Box 10 General speeches Box 10 1951 Box 10 Depauw University 25th anniversary, building dedication, speech and photograph, 1951 Box 10 Notes, 1955 Box 10 1960 January 4 Box 10 circa 1965 Box 10 1967-1968

Box 10 Vietnam testimony, 1967-1968

Box 10 1968 Box 10 1969 Box 10 1969-1971

Box 10

Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 1971 May 25

Box 10

circa 1972

Box 10

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 4 Shoup papers Speeches, 1943-1972 Vietnam testimony, 1967-1968

Quotations, undated

Box 10

Undated

Box 11

Unclassified speeches, 1943-1957

Scope and Contents note

Includes a speech titles index for each numbered series.

Box 11

Unclassified speeches, circa 1956

Scope and Contents note

Includes a speech titles index for each numbered series.

Boxes 12, 31 Military Positions Materials, 1904-1959 Scope and Contents note Materials relating to a variety of positions Shoup held in the Marine Corps.

Box 31 Military Commissions, 1927-1959 Box 12 Call sign notebook, undated Box 12 Quotes, undated Box 12 Correspondence, including clippings, 1943-1944 Box 12 Second Marine Division, 1943-1944 Scope and Contents note Three folders.

Box 12 Basic School documents, 1953-1956 Box 12 Marine Corps Fiscal Division notes and budget manual, 1953 Box 12 Marine Corps fiscal estimates, 1904-1907 Box 12 Marine Corps Fiscal Division, 1953 Box 12 Marine training report, 1956 Box 31 Formations and supplies notes, oversize, undated Boxes 13-20, 29 Commandant of the Marine Corps Files, 1959-1965 Scope and Contents note Materials created while Shoup was the Commandant of the Marine Corps (CMC). See also: Correspondence and Speeches for additional information.

Speeches, 1960-1965 Scope and Contents note A majority of the speeches included were given during Shoup's time as Commandant of the Marine Corps. Includes a speech titles index for each numbered series.

Box 13 Numbered 1-30, 1960 January-August Box 13 Numbered 1-25, 1960 October - 1961 December Box 14 Numbered 26-33, 1960 October - 1961 December Box 14 Numbered 1-48, 1961 December - 1963 December

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 5 Shoup papers Commandant of the Marine Corps Files, 1959-1965 Speeches, 1960-1965

Box 14 Unnumbered, circa 1961-1965 Scope and Contents note Three folders.

Alphabetical correspondence, 1959-1963

Box 15 A-H Box 16 H-M Box 17 M-S Box 18 S-Z

Box 19

General officers correspondence, 1959-1962

Scope and Contents note

Two folders.

Box 19

President of the United States correspondence, 1961-1963

Box 19

Presidential inauguration materials, 1961

Box 19

Press conferences, favorable, 1961-1962

Box 19

Press conferences, unfavorable, 1961-1962

Box 19

Press coverage, 1962

Box 19

Remarks, 1961-1963

Box 19

Utterances, notes, and miscellany, including notes on becoming the Commandant of the Marine Corps, 1959-1963

Box 19

"Muzzling of the Military," Stennis hearings in Senate, 1961-1962

Scope and Contents note

Two folders.

Box 20

"Muzzling of the Military," correspondence and clippings, circa 1961-1962

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 6 Shoup papers Commandant of the Marine Corps Files, 1959-1965 Alphabetical correspondence, 1959-1963

Scope and Contents note

Six folders.

Box 20

Charleston News and Courier editorial, 1962

Box 20

Karou Omine visit, 1963

Box 29

Chart folio, flight schedule to Japan, U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office, 1963 September-October

Box 20

Far East tour documents and photographs, 1963

Box 20

Visit to the Royal Thai Marine Corps, circa 1963

Box 29

City of Los Angeles, oversize certificate in honor of General Shoup Day, 1963 August 20 Box 21 Writings, 1965-1971 Scope and Contents note Contains articles written by Shoup after his retirement from the military.

Box 21 Vietnam, 1965-1971 Scope and Contents note Two folders.

Box 21 "Military Leadership and McNamara," circa 1968 Box 21 "Let's Dare Think About Lasting World Peace," 1969 Box 21 "The New American Militarism," The Atlantic, 1969 Box 21 "New American Militarism," reprinted, Businessmen's Educational Fund, New York, 1970 Box 21 "The China Expedition," undated Boxes 21-22, 31 Tarawa Materials, 1943-1968 Scope and Contents note Various materials documenting the 1943 Tarawa campaigns, including items original to the time as well as those collected or written later, arranged in chronological order. See also: Photographs.

Box 21 Small notebook/military diary, 1943 Box 21 Tarawa operations report, 1943 Scope and Contents note Includes signed photographs.

Box 21 Tarawa materials, 1943 Box 21 Tarawa Atoll charts, 1943 Map case Tarawa Atoll charts (continued) Box 21 Photograph book captured at Tarawa, 1943 Box 21 Tarawa Quartermaster's joke, 1943 Box 31 Camp Tarawa aerial photograph, oversize, circa 1943

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 7 Shoup papers Tarawa Materials, 1943-1968

Box 31 Tarawa landing photograph, oversize, mounted, 1943 Box 21 Christening of the USS Tarawa by Zola Shoup, 1944-1946 Box 21 "The Tarawa Campaign," an address by Col. Robert R. McCormick, 1946 Box 21 "The Battle for Tarawa," Capt. James R. Stockman, USMC Historical Section, 1947 Box 22 "Some of My Thoughts on Tarawa," David Shoup, circa 1954 Box 22 Tarawa articles, circa 1954-1957 Box 22 "The Bloody Epic that Was Tarawa," New York Times Magazine, 1958 November 16 Box 22 Amphibious Warfare Sea Power Symposium, Tarawa photographic reprints, 1960 Box 22 Tarawa articles, 1962 Box 22 "Tarawa, My Last Battle," Kiyoshi Ota with Keith S. Williams, 1964 Box 22 Tarawa materials, 1968 Box 22 Tarawa 25th anniversary materials, 1968 Scope and Contents note Includes reprinted photographs.

Box 31 Uncommon Valor pamphlet, including Tarawa photograph, undated Boxes 23-31 Photographs, 1942-1971 Scope and Contents note Contains official photographs, snapshots, and personal photographs, arranged chronologically.

Box 23 Hawaii, circa 1942 Box 23 1942 July Box 23 Battle of Tarawa, 1943 Scope and Contents note See also: Tarawa research materials for additional information.

Box 23 Battle of Tarawa and after, 1943 Box 23 Tarawa, 1943 Scope and Contents note Includes related correspondence.

Box 23 1943 Box 23 Shoup, 1943-1944 Box 23 War scenes, possibly Tarawa, circa 1943-1944 Box 23 War scenes, 1944 August Box 23 War scenes, circa 1944 Box 23 Official photographs, circa 1944 Box 23 Official photographs of officers, 1945 Box 23 War publicity photos, 1945 Box 23 Ceremonies: Medal of Honor, Promotion, and CMC, 1945-1959 Box 23 Commissioning of the USS Tarawa, 1945-1946 Box 23 Bikini Atoll atomic test, 1946 Box 23 1947 January Box 23 1948 Box 24 Basic School, Quantico, Virginia, circa 1951 Box 24 9th JCOC, Marine Corps Schools, 1951 Box 24 Portraits and negatives, 1955 Box 31 2nd Division Sword Monument speech, 1955 Box 24 Parris Island, South Carolina, 1956 December Box 24 1957 January, July, and August Box 24 1957 September Box 24 1957 October Scope and Contents note Three folders.

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 8 Shoup papers Photographs, 1942-1971 Photographic books and albums

Box 24 1957 November Box 24 First Division miscellany, 1957 Box 24 Congressional Medal of Honor Society, 1957 Box 24 1957-1959 Box 24 Camp Hansen Typhoon, Okinawa, 1958 January Box 25 1958 March Scope and Contents note Two folders.

Box 25 1958 April Box 25 1958 May, June, and July Box 25 1958 October Box 25 1958 November Box 25 1958 December Box 25 Taipei, General Shu and General Shoup, 1958 Box 25 DePauw University, 1958 Box 25 First Marine Division History, 1958 Box 25 First Marine Aircraft Wing, 1958 Box 25 Quarters, Okinawa, 1958-1959 Box 25 Cloth of Okinawa, circa 1958-1959 Box 25 1959 Scope and Contents note Two folders.

Box 25 1959 March Box 26 All-Marine Boxing Champion, 1959 Box 26 Shoup, life story for Commandant ceremony, 1959 Box 26 Parris Island, South Carolina, 1959 Box 26 Covington, Indiana Veteran's Day celebration honoring General Shoup, 1960 Box 26 Naval Academy visit, 1960 Box 31 General Franke, Secretary of the Navy, signed, 1960 Box 26 Taiwan Marine inspection slides, 1961 Box 26 Salute to Admiral Arleigh Burke, 1961 Box 26 Commandant of the Marine Corps (CMC), 1961 Box 26 Visits, 1961-1963 Box 31 Visits, oversize, 1961-1963 Box 31 Cabinet/Staff, oversize, 1961-1963 Box 31 Signed Cabinet/Staff, oversize, 1961-1963 Box 26 Naval Academy visit, 1962 Box 26 Fort Still, Indiana visit, 1962 Box 26 Commandant of the Marine Corps visit to JUSMAG Bankok, 1962 Box 27 1963 Scope and Contents note Two folders.

Box 27 President Kennedy and Shoup, 1963 Box 27 Distinguished Service Medal, with President Johnson, 1964 Box 31 Johnson White House, 1964 Box 27 Birthday, 1964 Box 27 Parade photo signed by Herbert Humphrey, 1965 Box 27 1967 Box 27 1970-1971 Box 27 Portrait, undated Box 27 Personal photos, undated Box 27 Honorary degree, undated Box 27 Color photographs, undated Box 27 Third Marine Division, undated

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 9 Shoup papers Photographs, 1942-1971 Photographic books and albums

Box 27 Military visits, circa 1945-1950 Box 27 Military training, undated Box 27 Miscellany, undated

Photographic books and albums

Box 27 Inauguration of John F. Kennedy, 1961 Box 28 Chinese visit, circa 1961 Box 29 Korean visit, 1961 Box 30 Camp Murphy, Philippines visit, 1961 Box 28 U.S. First Fleet Exercise, United States Navy and Marine Corps, 1961 November 18 Box 28 Visit of the President of the United States and Distinguished guests to the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, 1962 April 13-14 Box 27 Marine Corps Base Combat Swimming Team, Twentynine Palms, California, 1963 Box 27 Special issue for the 9th Marine Anniversary Brigade, 1963 October Box 30 20th Anniversary of the 2nd Marine Division, D.M. Shoup, a lifetime of photographs, 1963 Boxes 31-35 Collected Printed Materials, 1907-1983 Scope and Contents note Consists of collected clippings, printed materials, and research books. Shoup often wrote or was quoted in the materials.

Box 32 Clippings, 1944-1968 Box 33 Clippings, 1967-1983 Box 31 Clippings, oversize, 1960-1968 Box 34 Fountain-Warren Democrat, Attica, Fountain County, Indiana, 1907 June 13 Box 34 The Bulletin, San Francisco, 1928 August 18 Box 34 Congressional Record, Senate, vol. 106, no. 4, 1960 January 12 Box 34 Congressional Record, Senate, vol. 106, no. 44, 1960 March 9 Box 34 Congressional Record, House, vol. 109, no. 47, 1963 April 1 Box 34 Congressional Record, House, vol. 113, no. 25, 1967 February 20 Box 34 Congressional Record, Senate, vol. 115, no. 52, 1969 March 26 Box 34 "A Way of Thinking," typescript by Dr. Albert Burke, circa 1970 Scope and Contents note Two folders.

Box 34 Newsweek, 1971 November 29 Box 35 "Our President, Herbert Hoover," William J. Marsh (age 11 years), signed by the author, 1930 Box 35 Follow Me! The Story of the Second Marine Division in World War II, by Richard W. Johnston, Random House, 1948 Box 35 Khrushchev in America: Full Texts of the Speeches Given by Khrushchev on His Tour of the United States in September 1959, 1960 Box 35 The Chien Nhan Dan, People's Strategy, 1960 Box 35 Nation's Business: A Useful Look Ahead Magazine, 1962 October Box 35 Intercom: Your Guide to the World Affairs Field, 1966 July-August Box 35 Kaikishu, Japanese maritime self-defense force, Admiral Togo, undated Box 35 Sons of Indiana: Stories of Indiana's Famous Sons, Indiana Bell, undated Box 35 How to Save our Republic, by Dr. George W. Crane, undated Box 35 Japanese Lesson Book, undated Box 1, 30-31 Memorabilia, 1941, 1954-1962, undated

Box 30 Inauguration license plates, 1954-1962 Box 31 Remington Arms Company posters, undated Box 1 World War II signal cylinder: Signal, Ground, Amber Star Cluster M22, 1941 Box 1 Filmstrips, undated

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 10 Shoup papers Filmstrips, undated

Project Crossroads, Able and Baker nuclear tests, 35 mm film Tape cabinet, Audiovisual Materials, 1959-1972, undated Record cabinet, Film shelf

Sound recordings, 1959-1972 Scope and Contents note Arranged by format, then chronologically.

Tape cabinet Admiral Burke's party, seven inch sound reel, possibly 1961 Tape cabinet W.R. Epsy, "talking letter," 1963 Scope and Contents note Includes his experiences in World War I, Marine Aviation in the Azores, and Marines. Given to Shoup as the Commandant of the Marine Corps. Three inch sound reel; also includes a slide.

Record cabinet Navy-Marine Corps Memorial, "in appreciation of your support in furthering the establishment of a Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, Maryland," before 1959 Record cabinet Khrushchev in America, Eisenhower-Khrushchev meetings, CBS Radio Network, 1959 Record cabinet The Kings of Pentagonia, Annual Wallow Skit, Military Order of the Carabao, 1960 February 6 Record cabinet Sounds of Marine Corps Boot Camp, San Diego, Parris Island, Gold Star Recordings, 1960 Record cabinet Tatoo Delft, Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy Marinierskapel der Koninklijke Marine, 1960 Record cabinet Parade of the Champions, Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy, circa 1960 Record cabinet Marines on Parade, Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy, circa 1960 Record cabinet Tradition: Favorite Songs of the United States Marines, U.S. Marine Band and Marine Corps Officer's Basic School Chorus, circa 1960 Record cabinet "The President's Own," United States Marine Band, Lieutenant Colonel Albert Schoepper, Director, circa 1960 Record cabinet Alliance for Progress, programs and lectures on Latin America and promoting Western Hemisphere understanding, Westinghouse Company, 1962 Record cabinet Dedication dinner for the Donald W. Douglas Engineering Product Development Center, Douglans Aircraft Company, Inc., 1962 Record cabinet "A Moment with General David Shoup," part 1, concerning Shoup's career; military issues, such as the nuclear test ban treaty; and his personal hobbies, 1963 November 9 Access note Use copy reference number: 76027_a_0001702

Record cabinet United States Marine Band, Lt. Col. A.F. Schoepper, Director, conducting, including the General Shoup March, circa 1960-1963 Access note Use copy reference number: 76027_a_0001703 Scope and Contents note 1. General Shoup March; 2. Marine's Hymn - Wm. Jones, soloist; 3. Semper Fidelis; 4. King Cotton.

Record cabinet The Fort Henry Retreat Ceremonial, recorded live at Fort Henry, Kingston, Ontario, Canada exactly as performed there since 1812, 1963 Record cabinet The National Cultural Center presents: The United States Marine Band, 1963 Record cabinet The United States Marine Corps Band, circa 1960-1963

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 11 Shoup papers Audiovisual Materials, 1959-1972, undated Sound recordings, 1959-1972

Record cabinet The Commandant's Own, U.S. Marine Drum and Bugle Corps, 1970 Record cabinet America's First Man in Orbit, John H. Glenn in Friendship 7, Nelson Doubleday, Inc., 1972 Record cabinet Semper Fi lacquer disc, undated Access note Use copy reference number: 76027_a_0001701 Scope and Contents note The three cuts on side A are a male chorus singing "Semper Fi," a male/female duet whose title seems to be "That's A Lot of El Toro," and the Star Spangled Banner. Side B is two cuts of a male chorus, the second also being "Semper Fi."

Record cabinet Japanese record, undated

Motion picture film reels, 1960-1964, undated

Film shelf King and Queen of Afghanistan, 16mm film, 500 feet, undated Film shelf General Shoup interviewed by Von Fremd, CBS Washington, 16mm film, circa 1961-1963 Film shelf Salute to the Navy, 16mm film, 1000 feet, undated Film shelf A Force in Readiness, 2 copies, 16mm film, 950 feet, circa 1961-1963 Film shelf "Tarawa," The Twentieth Century, CBS Television Film Service Operations, 2 copies, 16mm film, 1892 feet, undated Film shelf The Story of a Marine, 16mm film, 900 feet, circa 1960-1963 Film shelf Presented to General David S. Shoup, Commandant of the Marine Corps, 1960-1964, from the Old and New Breed, with Second Division and Marine Corps Symbols, 16mm film, after 1964

Inventory of the David Monroe 76027 12 Shoup papers