Oral history typescript, Vol. II of reminiscences of VADM Mack, with focus on the last eight years of his active naval service.

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Oral history typescript, Vol. II of reminiscences of VADM Mack, with focus on the last eight years of his active naval service.

Including his positions as Chief of Legislative Affairs, 1967-1979; Deputy Asst. Secretary of Defense for Manpower and Reserve Affairs, 1969-1971; and Superintendent of the USNA, 1972-1975.

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