Frederick Lewis Anderson papers, 1928-1947

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Frederick Lewis Anderson papers, 1928-1947

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Correspondence, diaries, memoranda, reports, studies, notes, manuals, printed matter,motion picture film, photographs, and memorabilia, relating primarily to Allied aerialbombardment strategy, tactics, and operations in Europe during World War II.

107 manuscript boxes, 12 oversize boxes, 17 oversize binders, 1 album box, 28 envelopes, 25 motion picture film reels; (55 linear feet)

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Hoover Institution Archives

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Anderson, Frederick L., 1905-1969

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Major general, United States Air Force; commanding general, VIII Bomber Command, England, 1943-1944; deputy commanding general for operations, United States Strategic Air Forces in Europe, 1944-1945; assistant chief of air staff for personnel, 1945-1947. From the description of Frederick L. Anderson papers, 1928-1947. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754870157 Frederick L. Anderson (b. October 4, 1905-d. March 2, 1969), a highly-decorated U.S. Army officer, started the first B...