Index for series of interviews of Vice Admiral Felix Johnson, U. S. Navy (Retired) Johnson Adams, Dr. Arthur S. (Beanie): President of University of New Hampshire - President of the American Council of Education, p 206; influential in developing the Post WW II plans for ROTC, p 208. Adams, The Hon. Charles Francis: serves as skipper of the Lambert yacht - ATLANTIC for the Spanish race of 1928 - invites Johnson to be his navigator, p 55, 58; instrumental in having Johnson become Flag Lieutenant to Admiral McVay, CinC Asiatic, p 66; present for the commissioning of the USS SPRINGFIELD, p l8l, 184. ASIATIC FLEET: (see entries under USS PENGUIN - and YANGTZE River Patrol) 2nd assignment of Johnson, p 53, 60; picture of life in the fleet, late 1920's - p 71. WOLFE, Dudley: owner of the MOHAWK (private yacht) - invites Johnson to participate as his navigator, p 54 ff; rules of race prevented a professional from serving, p 55- BAXTER, Dr. Phinney: p 118. BEARDALL, RADM John R.: former aide to FDR - becomes Superin- tendent of the U. S. Naval Academy in 1942, p 131. BEARY, VADM Donald B.: skipper of the DD SUMNER (1921), p 24-25- Belknap, RADM Reginald: Skipper of the USS DELAWARE (1919), p 12, 14. USS BOUGAINVILLE: p 200-201. BRAZIL: Johnson goes to join the Naval Mission - 1934, p 86; duties, p 87; the Brazilian Navy, p 87-91; Brazilian customs, p 91; life in Rio, p 95-6. Johnson Bristol, Adm. Mark: p 66-67. BRYON, Lt. Comdr. Hamilton (Ham): skipper of the USS Paul Jones with the Asiatic Fleet, p 63-4. BU PERS: Johnson detached from the SPRINGFIELD at Okinawa and returns to BuPers as Director of Plans and Policy (Pers A), p 198; p 202; Johnson represents BuPers before Congressional Committees, p 203; task of selecting new site for PG school, p 203 ff; Johnson's principal task to sell Congress the amended ROTC plan for officer training, p 207-9; BuPers and black officer advancement, p 210-211; plans for demobilization after WW II, p 218 ff. BURKE, ADM. Arleigh: Origin of his designation as '31-knot Burke', p 146. CARNEY, Adm. R. B.: p 48; Chief of Staff to Adm. Halsey - orders Johnson to the staff to serve as liaison officer between Halsey and Gen. MacArthur, p 150-1, p 156-7; Johnson’s estimate of him, p 171. USS CASTOR (ex-CHALLENGE) - general stores issue ship, p 113; Johnson takes command, p 115. CHAMBERLAIN, General Steve: p 157. CinC, SoPac: Johnson named as liaison between Halsey and MacArthur, p 151; first duty to master South Pacific picture, p 151, p 155-156; on first flight from Noumea to Guadalcanal seaplane catches on fire, p 152-3; reports to MacArthur staff on Dec. 21, 1943, p 156; future schedule as liaison, p 157-8; Johnson named as Naval Aide to Gen. MacArthur for the landing at Hollandia, p 159-165; after Hollandia Johnson Johnson ordered home to command a cruiser, p 165. CLAMBAKE CLUB: p 257. COCOS ISLANDS: p 106; Johnson in DD LANG directed by FDR to make a survey of the islands, p 108. Cole, The Hon. W. Sterling (STub): Member of Congress from New York, p 212-213. DARDEN, The Hon. Colgate: helps with the ROTC plan in Congress, p 212; DAVIS, The Hon, Dwight: p 70. DD Force, Atlantic Fleet: Johnson assumes command, p 252 ff; involvement with Atlantic hurricane, p 253-4; training of reserves, p 254-5; the reserve fleet, p 255-6; fleet exercises, p 258-9. DEERFIELD ACADEMY: p 119-120. USS DELAWARE: first assignment for Johnson (1919), p 12; Adm. Belknap is skipper, p 12; loss of crew to postwar (WW I) retirements, p 13; recruiting in New England, p 13-14; staff officers, p 15; Johnson's duties on board, p 16; acts as troopship to withdraw U. S. Marines from Santo Domingo and Haiti, p 19-20. DEMOBILIZATION - after WW II: p 218; rules established, p 219; Congressional deviation from the rule, p 219-222. DENFELD, Adm. Louis: congratulates Johnson on ship handling, p 64-5. Chief of Naval Personnel, p 216. ELLSWORTH, Ernie: Ensign on the BB TENNESSEE - wins sail boat contest in the fleet, p 83-4. Johnson FECHTELER, Adm. Wm.: in command of naval forces at Hollandia landings, p 164. FINCHHAFEN: one of the three landings in the Hollandia operation of General MacArthur, p 160-161, p 165. FLETCHER, Adm. Frank Jack: p 110-111. FORRESTAL, The Hon. James: SecNav (1946), p 237-239. GRAHAM, Dr. Frank: President of the University of North Carolina, p 127-8. HEALEY, Lawrence: Number two man in operational intelligence, ONI, p 266-7. HOLLANDIA OPERATION: p 159; Nimitz supplies carrier coverage for MacArthur, p 159-160; Kinkaid furnishes the USS NASHVILLE as flagship for MacArthur, p 160; the General under fire on the beach immediately after the landing, p 163; p 164. HOLLOWAY, Adm. James L.: as Lieutenant Commander he ran a secondary battery school on board the USS CALIFORNIA (1933) p 80-1. President of the Holloway Board, p 207-8; p 211. HOOVER, The Hon. J. Edgar: p 260; meets weekly with the various directors of intelligence, p 264. ICHANG: on the Yangtze at foot of the gorges, p 29-30. INTELLIGENCE GATHERING: how the new Dept, of Defense Intelli- gence set-up changed the picture, p 239-40. Japanese NAVY: Observations on the Japanese Navy, 1929 - p 68 ff. JOHNSON, Vice Admiral Felix L.: family background, p 1-4; promotion to flag rank, p 214. Johnson JOY, Adm. C. Turner: Ordnance Officer, Mine Depot, Yorktown, Va. (1931), p 73, p 271. KAMIKAZE: First experience with one at Hollandia, p 192; attack on picket ships, p 195; p 197-8. KING ALFONSO: (1928) King of Spain comes on board the ATLANTIC and invites the party to dinner at his palace in Santander, P 59. KINKAID: Adm. Thomas C.: p 158-9. KOREAN WAR: need for intelligence officers, p 270-1. Janada - a Brazilian fishing raft; p 96. JONES, Admiral Cary: p 185, 191. LAMBERT, Girard: President of the Lambert Pharmaceutical Company and owner of the racing yacht ATLANTIC, p 55. USS LANG: Johnson commissions a new DD, p 97-8; first exit from New York harbor, p 99-100; escorts FDR on a cruise, p 101-3; joins the Pacific Fleet for exercise off Pearl Harbor, p 109-111, 113. LAWRENCE, John Endicott: Johnson forms friendship with him as result of emergency landing in Pacific, p 152-4. LEHRBAS, Col, Larry: Military aide to General MacArthur - former representative of NEWSWEEK in Shanghai, p 162-3, 165. LOUDERMILK, Dr. Walter: taught forestry at Nanking University - 1921, p 34. MacARTHUR, General Douglas: p 70; p 152; Johnson's first meeting, p 156; p 157-9; the Hollandia operation, p 159-165; his Johnson talent for leadership, p 168; his courage, p 169; the relationship of MacArthur and Halsey, p 168, 170-175. MAGNUSON, Senator Warren: proposes Whidby Island as location for the New PG School, p 206-7. MANUS: p 175-177. MARSHALL, The Rev. Peter: his Pearl Harbor day sermon at the Naval Academy, p 129-130. McVAY, Adm. Charles B.: Cine, Asiatic (1929), p 65-66; calls on Gen. MacArthur, p 70. MEEK, Samuel: PT representative from J. Walter Thompson agency to the Navy, p 229-230; writes speech for Johnson to be delivered at the Naval Academy p 230-1. USS NASHVILLE: assigned as flagship for General MacArthur in the Hollandia operation, p 160-1, p 164. U. S. Naval Academy: Johnson's appointment to the Academy, p 4-6 reduced course because of WW I, p 7; restrictions to Naval Academy life, p 8-10; training for diplomacy, p 21; Johnson returns (June, 1926) for teaching duties in the Navigation Department, p 41-42; p 44-45; 'saavy' sections, p 45-47; Academy standing, p 47-8; influence of Chapel services, p 50-53; Johnson ordered to Academy as Aide to the Superintendent and Secretary to the Academic Board (July, 1941), p 116; efforts at (and methods) of recruitment for the Academy, p 117, ff; Blue and Gold officers, p 121; the Board of Visitors, p 126-129; with advent of WW II Johnson problem of securing officers for Academy duty, p 130; p 132. U. S. NAVAL INSTITUTE: Johnson invited to become Assistant Editor in 1926 - description of the staff, p 43-44. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE: Johnson becomes DNI (1949-1952), p 259 ff; Foreign intelligence activities, p 261-3; weekly conferences with the Navy, p 266; naval attaches, p 268; policy state- ments, p 268-270; Korea and intelligence, p 271; Johnson retires for health reasons on Sept. 1, 1952, p 272-3; relationship with CIA, p 273-5; relationship with the State Department, p 275; ONI runs an Intelligence school, p 276-8. NAVAL RESERVE: p 116. Navy PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR (1946): p 217; p 223 ff; cruises for civilians, p 225-6; Congressional tours, p 227; program to "sell Navy", p 228, p 235-6; use of the J. Walter Thompson Agency, p 229-230; Combat Art, p 235; Public Information, p 235; speech writers, p 240; aided in Congressional Testimony on new Department of Defense, p 24l; the Navy and Public Relations, p 242-3; Internal public relations, p 244; Johnson not very happy in this assignment, p 247-8; press relations of RADM Richard E. Byrd, p 249; question of security, p 249-250. USS NEVADA: used as cruise ship for midshipmen, p 45. NEWPORT, R.I.: p 256-7. NIMITZ, Fleet Admiral Chester W.: p 159-160; p 173; p 223, 238, 242.