Reminiscences of John Howard Hoover : oral history, 1964.

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Reminiscences of John Howard Hoover : oral history, 1964.

Family background; Annapolis; United States Navy of 1910-30; early cruises, torpedo training, destroyer duty; growth of naval aviation; World War I duty at Channel ports and in eastern Mediterranean; submarine training, Submarine Desk, 1923-28; the LEXINGTON and carrier duty; naval air stations, San Diego and Norfolk; World War II and Caribbean Sea Frontier, 1941-43; convoying and anti-submarine efforts; impressions of Admirals Ernest King, John R. Edwards, Raymond Spruance, and Henry Wilson.

Transcript: 432 leaves.

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