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Guide to the

James H. Doolittle Papers (1896 - 1993)

78 linear feet

Accession Number: 21-95-14-93-3 Collection Number: CA21-95-14-93-3

Collection Dates: 1913 - 2007 Bulk Dates: 1925 - 1996

Prepared by

Thomas J. Allen

CITATION: The James H. Doolittle Papers, Box number, Folder number, History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Department, McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas.

Special Collections Department

McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas

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Contents Biographical Sketch: ........................................................................................................... 3 Sources: ............................................................................................................................... 4 Additional Sources: ............................................................................................................. 4 Series Description ............................................................................................................... 4 Scope and Content Note...................................................................................................... 7 Collection Note ................................................................................................................. 10 Provenance Statement ....................................................................................................... 10 Literary Rights Statement ................................................................................................. 10 Container list ..................................................................................................................... 10

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Biographical Sketch: James H. Doolittle was born December 14th, 1896 in Alameda California. Spending time growing up in Alaska and Los Angeles, Doolittle became interested in flying when he attended the Los Angeles Aviation Meet in 1913. Doolittle pursued further education in engineering, as well as meeting Josephine Daniels (often called Jo), who he would marry in 1917. 1918 found Doolittle in the army and undergoing flight training at Rockwell Field near San Diego. Doolittle continued to set a number of speed records with his flying including winning the Schinder Trophy Race in 1925. In 1929 Doolittle made his first major contribution to aviation by pioneering blind flight of aircraft. Flying a modified Consolidated NY-2 Trainer, Doolittle demonstrated that a plane could take off and land by instruments only, and winning the Guggenheim Prize. In 1929 Doolittle took a job flying for Shell Oil Company, while continuing to set speed records, including winning the 1932 Thompson Trophy in his Gee Bee 1 Racer. Events of the 1930s caused Doolittle to desire to go back on active duty with the U.S. Army. He was first put in charge of figuring out problems with B-26 Marauder. Then after Japan attacked the United States in 1941, and the US entered the war, Doolittle was put in charge of a special mission. He, along with 80 volunteers, learned to take off in an extremely short distance with a B-25 bomber. The bombers were then loaded onto the USS Hornet and in April of 1942 set off for Japan. The plan was to take off from the carrier, bomb Japan, and then land in China. However the fleet was detected and the decision was made to launch the attack 400 miles early. Because of this the planes were able to hit their targets in Japan, but were forced down short of the landing fields in China. Eventually Doolittle and his surviving men were found by friendly Chinese and returned to allied hands. For his part in the raid Doolittle received the Congressional Medal of Honor from President Franklin Roosevelt. After the raid Doolittle continued to serve the Army Air Corps in World War II including going on a morale raising tour of defense facilities, serving as the commander of the 12th Air Force in North Africa, the 8th Air Force in Europe, and finally being transferred to the Pacific Theater for the End of World War II. In 1947 Doolittle threw a party for the surviving raiders, and this became the nucleus of the Doolittle Raider’s Association and their yearly reunions. After the war Doolittle retired from the Army and took a job with Mutual of Omaha. He spent a lot of time touring the country giving speeches, and received numerous awards and honors. He also found time to pursue his passion for hunting, including going on Safari in Africa and completing several hunting feats. He also traveled, visiting both the Soviet Union and Antarctica. He remained active in politics, playing a major role in Barry Goldwater’s 1964 Presidential Campaign. Doolittle continued his association with the men who participated in the raid, attending the reunions held by the Doolittle Raider’s Association. He also continued to be asked questions about the raid, and his aviation experiences, and provided his expertise to

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numerous articles, interviews, and television documentaries. In 1991 Doolittle collaborated with C.V. Glines on his autobiography I Could Never Be So Lucky Again. James H. Doolittle passed away on September 27th, 1993 at the age of 96.

Sources: James H. Doolittle Papers, Series I, Box 1, Folder 1, History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Department, McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas. Glines, C.V. 1980. Jimmy Doolittle: Master of the Calculated Risk. New York, NY: Van Nostrand Reinhold Co.

Additional Sources: For more information about the Doolittle Raid, and Jimmy Doolittle consult the Doolittle Raider Association Papers. Additional information can be found in the books Doolittle’s Tokyo Raiders, Four Came Home (Both by C.V. Glines), as well as I Could Never Be So Lucky Again: The Autobiography of Jimmy Doolittle (By Jimmy Doolittle and C.V. Glines).

Series Description

The James H. Doolittle Papers is arranged in fifteen series Series I: J.H. Doolittle Biographical Material. (1921 – 1996) 1 linear foot. 2 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged topically. It contains biographical information about James H. Doolittle. Series II: J.H. Doolittle Theses. (1922 – 1980) .5 linear feet. 1 manuscript box. This series is arranged chronologically. It includes copies of papers produced by James H. Doolittle in the completion of his academic degrees. Series III: J.H. Doolittle Awards and Honors. (1960 – 1984) 2.5 linear feet. 5 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged topically. It is made up of information about awards presented to or presented by James H. Doolittle. Series IV: J.H. Doolittle Speeches. (1938 – 1981) 5 linear feet. 10 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged chronologically. It contains information about speeches made by James H. Doolittle.

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Series V: Tributes. (1960 – 1982) .5 linear feet. 1 manuscript box. This series is arranged alphabetically. It includes tributes made by James H. Doolittle about friends and colleagues. Series VI: Source Files. (1952 – 1985) 2 linear feet. 4 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged into four subseries. Each subseries focuses on a specific topic.

Subseries I: Aviation. (1952 – 1975) .5 linear feet. 1 manuscript box. This subseries is arranged topically. It is made up of information about aviation topics. Sub-series II: Locations. (1965 – 1975) .5 linear feet 1 manuscript box. This subseries is arranged topically. It contains information about various geographical locations.

Sub-series III: The Cold War/Soviets. (1959 – 1985) .5 linear feet.

1 manuscript box. This subseries is arranged topically. It includes information about the Cold War and the Soviet military.

Sub-series IV: Miscellaneous Topics. (1959 – 1973) 1 linear foot.

2 manuscript boxes. This subseries is arranged topically. It is made up of material about topics of personal interest to James H. Doolittle.

Series VII: J.H. Doolittle News and Magazine Clippings. (1938 – 1993) 1.5 linear feet 3 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged chronologically. It includes newspaper and magazine articles about James H. Doolittle. Series VIII: Subject Files. (1920 – 1989) 10.5 linear feet. 21 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged alphabetically by subject. It contains information on assorted topics collected by James H. Doolittle. Series IX: Correspondence. (1938 – 1988) 34 linear feet. 64 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent’s last name. It is made up of correspondence to and from James H. Doolittle.

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Series X: United States Air Force (USAF). (1945 – 1988) 2.5 linear feet. 5 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged topically. It contains information about the United States Air Force. Series XI: Condolences. (1989 – 1994) 2 linear feet. This series is divided into two sub-series.

Sub-series I: Condolences – Josephine Doolittle. (1989) .5 linear feet. 1 manuscript box. This subseries is arranged topically. It includes

information about the death of James H. Doolittle’s wife Josephine.

Sub-series II: Condolences – J.H. Doolittle. (1993 – 1994) 1.5 linear feet. 3 manuscript boxes. This subseries is arranged topically. It is made up of

information about the 1993 death of James H. Doolittle.

Series XII: History of Aviation Collection Doolittle Endowment. (1994 – 1995) 1 linear foot. 2 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged chronologically. It contains information about the History of Aviation Collection’s efforts to establish the James H. Doolittle Endowment. Series XIII: Photographic Material. (1903 – 1993) 2.5 linear feet. 5 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged topically. It includes photographs, slides, and negatives of and related to James H. Doolittle. Series XIV: Multimedia Material. (1980 – 1993) 1 linear foot. 2 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged topically. It is made up of audio and visual recordings related to James H. Doolittle. Series XV: Artifacts and Memorabilia. (1952 – 2005) 6 linear feet.

11 manuscript boxes. This series is arranged topically. It contains memorabilia and three dimensional objects related to James H. Doolittle.

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Series XVI: Doolittle Logbooks and Notebooks on Microfilm. (1918 – 1994) .5 linear feet. 1 manuscript box. This series is arranged chronologically. It includes microfilmed copies of James H. Doolittle’s log books and note books. The originals are stored in the History of Aviation Collection’s safe.

Scope and Content Note The James H. Doolittle Papers Collection is organized into fifteen series of material: Series I: J.H. Doolittle Biographical Material - 2 Boxes (1921 – 1996) This series includes personal biographical information about the life of J.H. Doolittle, military records, schedules, and itineraries. Series II: J.H. Doolittle Theses - 1 Box (1922 – 1980) This material consists of copies of J.H. Doolittle’s theses and educational papers. Series III: J.H. Doolittle Awards and Honors - 5 Boxes (1960 – 1984) This series houses information about various awards and honors presented to J.H. Doolittle. Series IV: J.H. Doolittle Speeches - 10 Boxes (1938 – 1981) This series contains transcripts, copies, drafts, and other materials related to speeches given by J.H. Doolittle. Speeches are arranged chronologically. Series V: Tributes - 1 Box (1960 – 1982) This series holds tributes made by Jimmy Doolittle about friends, aviation figures, and celebrities. Series VI: Source Files – 4 Boxes (1952 – 1985) This series contains information that J.H. Doolittle collected as background information on various topics that interested him. Much of this material was used in the writing of Doolittle’s speeches. It is divided into 4 Sub-series.

Subseries I: Aviation - 1 Box (1952 – 1975)

This sub-series houses information about various aviation topics.

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Sub-series II: Locations - 1 Box (1965 – 1975)

This sub-series holds information about various locations including Africa, Alaska, and Southeast Asia

Sub-series III: The Cold War/Soviets - 1 Box (1959 – 1985)

This sub-series contains information about the Soviet Union, preparedness, and the Cold War.

Sub-series IV: Miscellaneous Topics - 2 Boxes (1959 – 1973)

This sub-series includes a variety of topics including patriotism, the US economy, Jimmy Doolittle’s blind flight, terrorism, and several other topics.

Series VII: J.H. Doolittle News and Magazine Clippings - 3 Boxes (1938 – 1993) This series holds newspaper and magazine articles about J.H. Doolittle, his life, military career, aviation pioneering activities, and the 1942 Raid on Japan. Series VIII: Subject Files - 21 Boxes (1920 – 1989) This series contains materials relating to a number of subjects of interest to J.H. Doolittle. It includes clubs, memberships, associations, hobbies, employers, television and radio appearances, fund raising and charity work, travel, and a host of other topics covering what J.H. Doolittle did throughout his life. The folders are arranged in alphabetical order by subject. Series IX: Correspondence - 64 Boxes (1938 – 1988) This series contains Doolittle’s personal, and some business, correspondence. This material is organized alphabetical by the sender’s last name. Doolittle’s response is filed with the incoming correspondence. Additionally box 64 contains some personal correspondence between J.H. Doolittle and his wife Josephine. This is organized chronologically. Series X: United States Air Force (USAF) - 5 Boxes (1945 – 1988) This series holds information collected by Doolittle about the United States Air Force. It includes material about the organization, staff, facilities, operations, equipment, affiliated associations, and history of the United States Air Force and the United States Air Force Academy.

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Series XI: Condolences - 4 Boxes (1989 – 1994) This series houses condolence cards and materials related to the death and funeral of both Josephine Doolittle and J.H. Doolittle. It is divided into two sub-series.

Sub-series I: Condolences – Josephine Doolittle - 1 Box (1989)

This sub-series contains information about Josephine Doolittle’s death in 1986.

Sub-series II: Condolences – J.H. Doolittle - 3 Boxes (1993 – 1994)

This sub-series contains information about J.H. Doolittle’s death in 1993. Series XII: History of Aviation Collection Doolittle Endowment - 2 Boxes (1994 – 1995) This series is made up of documents pertaining to fundraising undertaken by The University of Texas at Dallas History of Aviation Collection for an endowment for the Doolittle Library. Series XIII: Photographic Material - 5 Boxes (1903 – 1993) This series contains photographs, slides, stereopticon slides, and negatives of J.H. Doolittle form various points in his life and his career, as well as of other related topics. Series XIV: Multimedia Material - 2 Boxes (1980 – 1993) This series houses audio cassette tapes, reel to reel tapes, and videos and DVDs related to the life and career of J.H. Doolittle. Series XV: Artifacts and Memorabilia - 11 Boxes (1952 – 2005) This series includes memorabilia and artifacts from J.H. Doolittle’s career and life, including plaques, resolutions, pins, posters, framed and signed photographs, and ceremonial items. Series XVI: Doolittle Logbooks and Notebooks on Microfilm - 1 Box (1918 – 1974) This series contains five of rolls of microfilm possessing copies of Doolittle’s Logbooks and personal notebooks. The originals are kept in the History of Aviation Collection’s safe.

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Collection Note Some items that are part of this collection are on display with the Doolittle exhibits in the History of Aviation Collection. These items are not reflected in this finding aid. For a list of these items please consult the Guide to Doolittle Items on Display at History of Aviation Collection.

Provenance Statement

The James H. Doolittle Papers were donated to the History of Aviation Collection, McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas, by John Doolittle in 1993, with additions in 1995, and 1998.

Literary Rights Statement Permission to publish copy, reprint, digitize, orally record for transmission over public airways, or use in any and all current or future developed methods or procedures, must be obtained in writing from the Special Collections Department, McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas.

Container list

Begins on page 11.

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series I: Doolittle Biographical Material (1921 – 1996)

Box 1 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 James H. Doolittle Biographical Information (1921 – 1996) 2 James H. Doolittle and The History of Aviation Collection –

Folder 1 (1985 – 1996)

3 James H. Doolittle and The History of Aviation Collection – Folder 2 (1985 – 1996)

4 James H. Doolittle and World War II (1942 – 1991)

5 James H. Doolittle Miscellaneous Biographical Material (1942 –

1996)

6 James H. Doolittle 95th Birthday Celebration (1991)


1 Doolittle’s Itineraries (1974 – 1979) 2 Doolittle’s Itinerary for 1979 – By Month (1979)

3 James H. Doolittle Descendants (n.d.)

4 Doolittle’s Military Records (1940)

5 Doolittle’s Military Records (1940 – 1945)

6 Personal Correspondence (1940 – 1950)

7 Correspondence to C.V. Glines about Doolittle (1982)

8 Doolittle Raiders at Funerals of Josephine Doolittle and Jimmy

Doolittle (1988; 1993)

9 Miscellaneous Doolittle Personal Information (1940 – 1993)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series II: James H. Doolittle Theses (1922 – 1980)


1 James H. Doolittle Thesis: Wind Gradient and Velocity (1925) 2 James H. Doolittle Doctoral Thesis Reprint: Wind and Aircraft

Effects (1980) 3 James H. Doolittle Master’s Thesis: Acceleration (1922)

Series III: James H. Doolittle Awards and Honors (1960 – 1984)


1 Silver Quill Award – Folder 1 (1960) 2 Silver Quill Award – Folder 2 (1960) 3 American Institute of Astronautics and Aeronautics Honors (1975) 4 Lindbergh AFA Award (1981) 5 Aero Club Howard Hughes Award (1980) 6 American Football Coaches Association Honors (1980 – 1981) 7 Adventures Club, New York Honors (1967 – 1973) 8 Bendix Air Race Winners Reunion (1985) 9 General Doolittle Dedication of a Plaque Honoring the General

Electric Turbo Charger (1953) 10 Aviation Hall of Fame Award (1967) 11 American Institute of Fine Arts Award (1974)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series III: James H. Doolittle Awards and Honors (1960 – 1984) Box 1 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

12 Horatio Alger Award (1970 – 1972)


1 Friars Club of California – Jimmy Stewart Lifetime Achievement Award (Doolittle was a presenter) (1982)

2 Society of Experimental Test Pilots “Wings of Man” Award

(1973) 3 Sylvanus Thayer Award (1963) 4 Sertoma Club of Santa Monica Honors (1974) 5 The Acacia Group Distinguished American Award (1982)

6 Salem College Festival of Flight Honors (1981) 7 International Flight Research Corporation Award (n.d.) 8 Research Institute of America Living History Award (1960) 9 Winchester-Western Outdoorsman of the Year (1973) 10 Minneapolis Aquatennial Association Honors (1971)


1 Corresponded with President Dwight D. Eisenhower about Mutual Security Award (1960)

2 Daughters of the American Revolution Award (1974)

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3 Criss Award (1984)

4 Columbus USA Association Award (1979) 5 City of Hope Award (1966) 6 Circus Saints and Sinners Club Award (1979-1980) 7 Recognition of the 50th Anniversary of Doolittle’s Blind Flight

(1979) 8 Bernt Blachen Award (1976) 9 David Bernard Memorial Award (1983) 10 Beaches Area Historical Society Dedication (1980) 11 Alpha Eta Rho Award (1971) 12 Aviation Hall of Fame Enshrinements attended by Jimmy Doolittle

– Folder 1 (1979 – 1983)

13 Aviation Hall of Fame Enshrinements attended by Jimmy Doolittle – Folder 1 (1979 – 1983)


1 Dedication of Room at the Long Island Marriott for General Doolittle (1983)

2 Sky Island Club Honors Jimmy Doolittle – Long Island (1984) 3 Lindbergh Fund Award Dinner (1984) 4 Photographs: Lindbergh Fund Award Dinner (1984)

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5 Dedication Ceremony of the Doolittle Room – Los Angeles

International Airport (1976) 6 International Forest of Friendship (1978) 7 Wincon Award – Presented to Barry Goldwater by Jimmy

Doolittle (1974) 8 Falcon Foundation Award (1970) 9 Federal Aviation Administration Extraordinary Service Award

(1970) 10 Dedication of Doolittle Plaza at USAF Air Proving Ground Center

(1960) 11 Los Angeles Philanthropic Foundation Honors Jimmy Doolittle

(1966 – 1967)


1 Air Force Academy Award (1967) 2 Frank M. Hawks Award (1967) 3 Tony Janus Award (1972) 4 Remarks upon Doolittle’s Reception of the Presidential Medal of

Freedom (1989) 5 Sylvanus Thayer Award (1983) 7 Sylvanus Thayer Award Nomination (1982)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IV: Jimmy Doolittle Speeches (1938 – 1981)


1 Speech: 100 Octane Fuel – Air Line Maintenance Conference (1938)

2 Speech: Wright Brothers Trophy (1952) 3 Speech: Remarks at the Reserve Officers Association Military

Ball – Santa Monica, CA (1952) 4 Speech: The Oilman’s Stake in Irrigation – North Texas Oil and

Gas Association – Wichita Falls, TX (1952) 5 Speech: Remarks on Airpower Preparedness Day – Detroit, MI

(1952) 6 Speech: Oil and Aviation – Canadian Club, Toronto, Canada

(1952) 7 Speech: Remarks before Shiner’s Ceremonial – Tyler, TX (1952) 8 Speech: Fifty Years that Changed The World – Wright Memorial

Dinner (1952) 9 Speech: United Defense Fund Rally – Dayton, OH (1953) 10 Speech: Untied Defense Fund Radio Address (1953) 11 Speech: Untied Defense Fund – Atlanta, GA (1953) 12 Speech: United Defense Fund – Kansas City, MO (1953) 13 Speech: United Community Services – Boston, MA (1953) 14 Speech: USO Birthday Luncheon – New York, NY (1954) 15 Speech: Untied Defense Fund – Washington, D.C. (1954) 16 Speech: Untied Defense Fund – Toledo, OH (1955)

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17 Speech: Aviation – The Next 50 Years (1959)

18 Speech: I Am an American (1959) 19 Speech: Remarks on becoming Chairman of the Board STL, Inc.

(1959) 20 Speech: Dedication of Jimmy Doolittle Bust at the Smithsonian

Institution (1959) 21 Speech: I Am an American – Los Angeles, CA (1959) 22 Speech: Opening Remarks STL Forum (UCLA) – Los Angeles,

CA (1959) 23 Speech: Remarks at First Annual Management Conference –

Santa Monica, CA (1959) 24 Speech: Remarks at the NBAA Dinner – Minneapolis, MN (1959) 25 Speech: Comments on 1959 Trip to Russia (1959) 26 Speech: Our Investment in Space – Space Age Business

Conference, San Francisco, CA (1959). 27 Speech: The Importance of Missiles and Space (1960) 28 Speech: Competition for Survival (1960) 29 Speech: UCLA Lecture Series (1960) 30 Speech: Priorities for the Space Race (1960) 31 Speech: Remarks at STL, Inc. 5 Year Employee Luncheon (1960)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IV: Jimmy Doolittle Speeches (1938 – 1981) Box 2 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Speech: Comments on Communism (1961) 2 Speech: Omaha Salutes Aviation – Eppley Air Terminal, Omaha,

NB (1961) 3 Speech: Rotary Club Talk – Gridley, CA (1961) 4 Speech: Americanism (1961) 5 Speech: Remarks at the ARS Space Flight Conference (1961) 6 Speech: Early Blind Flying – MIT (1961) 7 Speech: Steppingstones in Space – Inglewood Chamber of

Commerce, Inglewood, CA (1961) 8 Speech: Introductory Remarks – Space Flight Report to the Nation

Global Effects Panel (1961) 9 Speech: Omaha Salutes Aviation (1961) 10 Speech: ARCS Foundation, Inc. – Los Angeles, CA (1962) 11 Speech: Space Center Dedication Ceremonies – Redondo Beach,

CA (1962) 12 Speech: Boy Scout Fundraising Breakfast (1962) 13 Speech: Dedication of Civil Aeromedical Research Institute –

Oklahoma City, OK (1962) 14 Speech: Human Rehabilitation – Sheltered Workshops, Inc.

(1962) 15 Speech: Antarctica – The Case Institute, Cleveland, OH (1962) 16 Speech: Dedication of Civil Aeromedical Center – Oklahoma

City, OK (1962)

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17 Speech: Dedication of STL, Inc. (1962) 18 Speech: Human Rehabilitation –Sheltered Workshops, Inc. (1962) 19 Speech: Education and National objectives – ARCS Foundation,

Inc. (1962) 20 Speech: Boy Scout Fundraising Breakfast (1962) 21 Speech: Introduction of Joseph V. Charyak (1962) 22 Speech: The World of Jimmy Doolittle – NBC Production (1962)


1 Speech: Dean Boetler Banquet – 6th National ASME-AICHE Conference – Boston, MA (1963)

2 Speech: Americanism – Santa Monica, CA (1963) 3 Speech: US Government Bond Rally – STL, Inc. (1963) 4 Speech: Alaska, A Message! – Commencement Address,

University of Fairbanks (1963) 5 Speech: Aerospace and Arizona Days – Air Force Association,

Tucson, Arizona (1963) 6 Speech: NASA 5th Anniversary Banquet (1963) 7 Speech: Savings Bond Drive – Redondo Beach, CA (1963) 8 Speech: Aerospace and Arizona Days Draft (1963)

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9 Speech: Alaska, A Message! Draft (1963)

10 Speech: Pennsylvania Military College (1964) 11 Speech: Post Election Letter to Barry Goldwater (1964) 12 Speech: Letter to Bruce Johnson about Barry Goldwater (1964) 13 Speech: Barry Goldwater Rally – Phoenix, AZ (1964) 14 Speech: Our Candidate – Citizens for Goldwater, Los Angeles CA

(1964) 15 Speech: Goldwater Introduction – Televised (1964) 16 Speech: National Prestige – The American Life Convention,

Chicago, IL (1964) 17 Speech: Our Candidate – Citizens for Goldwater, San Antonio,

TX (1964) 18 Speech: Our Candidate – Citizens for Goldwater, Indian Springs,

MD (1964) 19 Speech: Our Candidate – Citizens for Goldwater, San Antonio,

TX (1964) 20 Speech: Telecture – Citizens for Goldwater, Chicago, IL (1964) 21 Speech: Goldwater Speech – California State Assembly (1964) 22 Speech: From Early Airplanes to Aerospace – STL, Inc., Redondo

Beach, CA (1964) 23 Speech: Air Force Technology – Pennsylvania Military College,

Chester, PA (1964) 24 Speech: Boy Scout Patriotic Pageant (1964)

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21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IV: Jimmy Doolittle Speeches (1938 – 1981) Box 3 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

25 Speech: Antarctica – Cleveland Technical Society, Cleveland, OH (1964)

26 Speech: Remarks at Daedalion Meeting – Kelly Air Force Base

(1964) 27 Speech: Dedication of Air Force Ballistic Missile Plaque (1964)


1 Speech: Los Angeles Eagle Scouts – Los Angeles, CA (1965) 2 Speech: Introduction of Donald Douglas, Sr. – Wings Club New

York (1965) 3 Speech: United Appeal – Cleveland, OH (1965) 4 Speech: Tokyo Raid - Paris Match (1965) 5 Speech: Blackhawk Boy Scouts – Rockford, IL (1965) 6 Speech: H. Guggenheim – The Lotos Club, New York (1965) 7 Speech: Some Thoughts on South Africa Draft (1966) 8 Speech: Some Thoughts on South Africa – Los Angeles World

Affairs Council (1966) 9 Speech: From Early Air Planes to Aerospace (1966) 10 Speech: African Safari Diary (1966)

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11 Speech: Antarctica (1966) 12 Speech: Hugh Dryden Eulogy – Wings Club (1966)

13 Speech: L.A. Philanthropic Society Awards – Beverly Hills, CA

(1996) 14 Speech: SETP Wings of Man Award (1966) 15 Speech: Thoughts on Air Transportation – IASA Conference,

Chicago, IL (1966) 16 Speech: U.S. border Patrol – Brownsville, TX (1966) 17 Speech: Aero Club Remarks – Caracas, Venezuela (1966) 18 Speech: United Appeal (1966) 19 Speech: Before the California Association of Nursing Homes

(1967) 20 Speech: Air Force Association (1967)


1 Speech: Before Texas Nursing Home Association (1968) 2 Speech: Where is America Today? (1968) 3 Speech: Before Washington Nursing Home Association (1968) 4 Speech: Schneider Trophy (1968) 5 Speech: Mutual of Omaha President’s Circle – Palm Springs, CA

(1971)

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6 Speech: Why We Need a Strong Modern Air Force – Cape

Canaveral, FL (1971)

7 Speech: Fred C. Crawford (1972) 8 Speech: Conservation/Acceptance of the Conservation Hall of

Fame Award (1973) 9 Speech: Bishop Wright Award (1975) 10 Speech: Wings Club Distinguished Achievement Award (1975) 11 Speech: Nation Association of Life Insurance Underwriters –

Omaha, NB (1975) 12 Speech: Sands of Time Kitty Hawk Award (1976) 13 Speech: Explorer Scouts Inauguration – Washington, D.C. (1976) 14 Speech: 25th Anniversary of the Air Force Association – AFA

National Convention (1978) 15 Speech: USO Man of the Year (1980) 16 Speech: Aviation Week and Space Science Technology Wilkinson

Sword Award (1981) 17 Speech: VFW Americanism Award (1981) 18 Speech: USO Distinguished American Award (1981)


1 Speech: Miscellaneous (1957 – 1959)

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2 Speech: Miscellaneous (1960) 3 Speech: Miscellaneous (1961 – 1968) 4 Speech: Drafts (1956 – 1978) 5 Speech: Our Obligation Pamphlet (1967)


1 Speech: Wings Club Dinner – New York (1945) 2 Speech: Veterans of Foreign Wars – Chicago, IL (1945) 3 Speech: Hollywood Victory Committee Meeting – Hollywood,

CA (1945) 4 Speech: Society of Automotive Engineers – New York (1945) 5 Speech: Economic Club – Detroit, MI (1945) 6 Speech: Automotive Council for War Production – Detroit, MI

(1945) 7 Speech: Cleveland Aviation Club – Cleveland, OH (1945) 8 Speech: United States Military Academy – West Point (1945) 9 Speech: War Worker’s Program – Buffalo, NY (1945) 10 Speech: The Dutch Treat Club – New York (1945) 11 Speech: Lion’s Club – Oakland, CA (1945)

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12 Speech: Armistice Day – Louisville Community Committee –

Louisville, KY (1945) 13 Speech: American Legion Armistice Day – St. Louis, MO (1945)

14 Speech: National Petroleum Institute – Chicago, IL (1945) 15 Speech: Mitchell Field Conference – New York (1945) 16 Speech: American Legion Annual Convention – St. Louis, MO

(1945) 17 Speech: Airpower League – New York (1945) 18 Speech: Kill Devil Hill Memorial Association – Kitty Hawk, NC

(1945) 19 Speech: Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences – New York (1946) 20 Speech: Chamber of Commerce – Albany, NY (1946) 21 Speech: American Legion – Kokomo, IN (1946) 22 Speech: MIT Graduation Exercises, Boston, MA (1946) 23 Speech: National Aeronautic Association – Akron, OH (1946) 24 Speech: Association of Women Directors – New York (1946) 25 Speech: Commonwealth Club - San Francisco, CA (1946) 26 Speech: Sales Executive Club – New York (1946) 27 Speech: Town Hall – Los Angeles, CA (1946) 28 Speech: Air Force Association Meeting – Baltimore, MD (1946)

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29 Speech: Graduation Exercises, Clarkson College of Technology –

Potsdam, NY (1946) 30 Speech: Doolittle Missouri Name Dedication Ceremony –

Doolittle, MO (1946 31 Speech: “CAT-CRACKER Dedication – Houston, TX (1946)

32 Speech: 1946 National Aviation Clinic – Oklahoma City, OK

(1946) 33 Speech: Arizona Aviation Conference – Phoenix, AZ (1946) 34 Speech: Southwest Airlines Inaugural Flight Luncheon – San

Francisco, CA (1946) 35 Speech: Air Force Association Air Show – Cleveland, OH (1946) 36 Speech: Moisant Airport Dedication – New Orleans, LA (1946) 37 Speech: American Aid to France – Chicago, IL (1946) 38 Speech: Rochester Red Cross – Rochester, NY (1947) 39 Speech: Executives Club of Chicago – Chicago, IL (1947) 40 Speech: API Marketing Committee – French Lick, IN (1947) 41 Speech: National Intercollegiate Flying Club – Ann Arbor, MI

(1947) 42 Speech: United Service to China, Inc. – Greenwich, CT (1947) 43 Speech: Parks College of Aeronautics Technology – East St.

Louis, IL (1947) 44 Speech: Wood River, IL (1947)

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1 Speech: Fellowship of U.S.-British Comrades (1948) 2 Speech: March of Time Air Power Picture – New York (1948) 3 Speech: Soapbox Derby Banquet – Akron, OH (1948)

4 Speech: Wright Skyway Dedication – Dayton, OH (1948) 5 Speech: Goddard Rocket Exhibit – American Museum of Natural

History – New York (1948) 6 Speech: Tokyo Flyers Reunion – Minneapolis, MN (1948) 7 Speech: Aviator’s Post #743 American Legion – New York

(1948) 8 Speech: Junior Chamber of Congress – Minneapolis, MN (1948) 9 Speech: 52 Association Award to Bob Hope – New York (1949) 10 Speech: “The Mounting Cost of Our Traffic Muddle” – St. Louis,

MO (1949) 11 Speech: American Bankers Association – St. Louis, MO (1949) 12 Speech: Georgetown University Alumni Association –

Washington, D.C. (1949) 13 Speech: Soapbox Derby Banquet – Akron, Ohio (1949) 14 Speech: TWA Management Club – Kansas City, MO (1949) 15 Speech: 52 Association Dinner – New York (1950) 16 Speech: The Greater New York Safety Council – New York

(1950)

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17 Speech: Waynesburg College – Waynesburg, PA (1950) 18 Speech: A.P.I. Lubricants Committee Meeting – Detroit, MI

(1950) 19 Speech: American Legion Post Award to Dr. Todd (1950)

20 Speech: Fred B. Herman Memorial Scholarship – Santa Monica,

CA (1951) 21 Speech: Boy Scouts of America Los Angeles Council – Los

Angeles, CA (1951) 22 Speech: Northland College – Ashby, WI (1951) 23 Speech: Walter Beech Memorial – Wichita, KS (1951) 24 Speech: Remarks on Science and Technology – Air Staff,

Washington, D.C. (1953) 25 Speech: Air Force Association Remarks – San Diego, CA (1953) 26 Speech: Remarks at the 25th Anniversary Dinner of United States

Aircraft Insurance Group – New York (1953) 27 Speech: Institute of Aeronautical Sciences – Los Angeles, CA

(1953) 28 Speech: Dedication of Newark Terminal Building – Newark, NJ

(1953) 29 Speech: Review of 437th Troop Carrier Wing – Park Ridge, IL

(1953) 30 Speech: Pikes Peak Turbocharger Plaque Dedication – Colorado

(1953)

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31 Speech: “A Look at Aviation’s Future” – National Petroleum Association – Atlantic City, NJ (1953)

32 Speech: “A Look at Aviation’s Future” – Shell Chemical Corp.

Conference – Skytop, PA (1953) 33 Speech: “A Look at Aviation’s Future” –Westside Association of

Commerce – New York (1953) 34 Speech: 50th Anniversary of Powered Flight – Kitty Hawk, NC

(1953) 35 Speech: 50th Anniversary of Powered Flight – Teacher’s Banquet

– Washington, D.C. (1953) 36 Speech: 50th Anniversary of Powered Flight – Aero Club of

Washington (1953)


1 Speech: To Eagle Scouts – Los Angeles, CA (1965) 2 Speech: Boy Scouts of America – Rockford, IL (1965) 3 Speech: “Some Thoughts on Air Transportation” – Los Angeles,

CA (1966) 4 Speech: Border Patrol Academy Graduation (1966) 5 Speech: Boy’s Club Dedication – Albany, OR (1967) 6 Speech: Adventurer’s Club – Tokyo Raid – New York (1967) 7 Speech: Chaminade Preparatory School (1967)

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8 Speech: Frank M. Hawks Award (1967) 9 Speech: Frank M. Hawks Award Comments (1967) 10 Speech: AFA Golden Wedding – Santa Monica, CA (1967) 11 Speech: Guam Military – Guam (1967) 12 Speech: Thomas D. White Award – Colorado Springs, CO (1967) 13 Speech: Boy Scouts of America – Omaha, NB (1967)

14 Speech: Tokyo Raiders Reunion – Travis Air Force Base (1967) 15 Speech: Aviation Hall of Fame – Dayton, OH (1967) 16 Speech: Boy Scouts of America (1967) 17 Speech: FAST Program, (1968) 18 Speech: Western Growers Association – San Francisco, CA

(1968) 19 Speech: Savings Bond Drive – Cleveland, OH (1968) 20 Speech: Boy Scouts of America (1968) 21 Speech: Introduction of Loening into Aviation Hall of Fame

(1969) 22 Speech: Installation of Daniel D. Witcraft as President of El

Segundo Chamber of Commerce – El Segundo, CA (1969) 23 Speech: History of the Scientific Advisory Board – Andrews Air

Force Base (1969)

24 Speech: California Nursing Home Association (1969)

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25 Speech: Air Force Association – San Diego, CA (1969)


1 Speech: “Defense in the Air-Atomic Age” – Jewish War Veterans of the USA (1954)

2 Speech: “A Look at Aviation’s Future” – Midland, Texas

Chamber of Commerce (1954) 3 Speech: National Association of Secondary School Principals –

Milwaukee, WI (1954) 4 Speech: The American Petroleum Institute – Houston, TX (1954) 5 Speech: Business Administration Banquet, Montana State

University – Missoula, MT (1954) 6 Speech: National Air Show Dinner – Toronto, Canada (1954) 7 Speech: Acceptance of VFW H.H. Arnold Award – Philadelphia,

PA (1954)

8 Speech: Oakland Rotary Club – Oakland, CA (1954) 9 Speech: Aeroclub of Oregon – Portland, OR (1954) 10 Speech: Award of Daniel Guggenheim Medal to Dr. Theodore

von Karman (1955) 11 Speech: Address to the ARDC Open Mess (1955) 12 Speech: “Natural Gas – What is its future?” – Executive Club of

Chicago (1955)

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13 Speech: Tribute to Bob Hope (1955) 14 Speech: Address at the Empire Club – Toronto, Canada (1955) 15 Speech: Remarks at ASME 75th Anniversary Panel – Chicago, IL

(1955) 16 Speech: “Industry in National Affairs, Arden House – Harriman,

NY (1956) 17 Speech: Texas Rose Festival – Tyler, TX (1956) 18 Speech: Remarks at Oil Progress Week Meeting – Houston, TX

(1956) 19 Speech: Salute to Eisenhower Dinner – Saginaw, MI (1956) 20 Speech: “National Defense, API – San Francisco, CA (1957) 21 Speech: Aviation Writer’s Association – Washington, D.C. (1957) 22 Speech: “Oil and Nuclear Fission – A Forward Look”, Canadian

Pipe Line Contractors Association – Victoria, British Columbia (1958)

23 Speech: “Progress or Annihilation”, Rockhurst College – Kansas

City, MO (1958) 24 Speech: Dedication of the F-27 – Hagerstown, MD (1958) 25 Speech: Aeronautical Research Center Dedication – Wright

Patterson AFB – Dayton, OH (1958) 26 Speech: Dedication of United DC-8 (1960) 27 Speech: “The Importance of Missiles and Space” (1960)

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28 Speech: “Impact of the Present World Situation of the Peaceful Development of Space” (1960)

29 Speech: “Our Several Wars with the Soviets” (1960) 30 Speech: Introductory Remarks for H. Bruno – Lotos Club (1960) 31 Speech: “Priorities for the Space Age” – 1959 Silver Quill Award

Speech (1960) 32 Speech: Talk to Air Force Association – Chico, CA (1960)

Series V: Tributes (1960 – 1982)


1 Tribute: Kelly Johnson (1975) 2 Tribute: NASA 5th Anniversary (1963) 3 Tribute: Gill Robb Wilson (1957) 4 Tribute: Thomas D. White (1961) 5 Tribute: John Wayne – West Point Society (1971) 6 Tribute: Pancho Barnes (1975) 7 Tribute: Joseph Charyk (1962) 8 Tribute: Don DeFore (1967)

9 Tribute: J.H. Doolittle Award (1966)

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10 Tribute: Donald Douglas, Sr. (1965)

11 Tribute: Hugh Dryden (1966)

12 Tribute: Harry Guggenheim (1965)

13 Tribute: Charles W. Harper (1968)

14 Tribute: Shorty Fulton (1974)

15 Tribute: Casey Jones (1982)

16 Tribute: Grover Leoning (1969)

17 Tribute: Lauren D. Lyman Award (1972 – 1973)

18 Tribute: Pat Partridge (1971)

19 Tribute: John MacReady (1973)

20 Tribute: E.V. Rickenbacker Eulogy (1973)

21 Tribute: Robert C. Reeve (1968) 22 Tribute: Jimmy Stewart (1979) 23 Tribute: Major General Osmond J. Ritland (1960)

Series VI: Source Files (1952 - 1985) Subseries I: Aviation (1952 – 1975)


1 Source: The Airport and Its Neighbors – Folder 1 (1952)

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2 Source: The Airport and Its Neighbors – Folder 2 (1959) 3 Source: Aviation/Aircraft (1960 – 1962) 4 Source: Aviation/Aircraft (1963 – 1964) 5 Source: Aviation/Aircraft (1965 – 1966) 6 Source: Air Transportation (1966)

7 Source: Aviation/Aircraft (1972 – 1975)

Series VI: Source Files (1952 – 1985) Subseries II: Locations (1965 – 1975)


1 Source: Africa – Folder 1 (1965 – 1976) 2 Source: Africa – Folder 2 (1965 – 1976) 3 Source: Africa (1970 – 1981)

4 Source: Alaska (1963) 5 Source: Alaska (1973 – 1975) 6 Source: Vietnam (1967)

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1 Source: Luther H. Hodges Report on Trip to the Soviet Union (1959)

2 Source: C.F. Spitzer Report on Trip to the Soviet Union (1959) 3 Source: Soviet Union (1959) 4 Source: Preparedness/Soviet Threat (1959 – 1972) 5 Source: Soviet Military Power Reports (1983-1985) 6 Source: The Cold War (1960 – 1984)

Series VI: Source Files (1952 – 1985) Subseries IV: Miscellaneous Topics (1959 – 1973)


1 Source: Early Blind Flying – Folder 1 (1959 – 1962) 2 Source: Early Blind Flying – Folder 2 (1959 – 1962)

3 Source: Early Blind Flying – Folder 1 (1959 – 1962) 4 Source: Education – Folder 1 (1959 – 1964) 5 Source: Education – Folder 2 (1959 – 1964) 6 Source: United States Economy (1970) 7 Source: General Electric (1959)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series VI: Source Files (1952 – 1985) Subseries IV: Miscellaneous Topics (1959 – 1973) Box 1 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

8 Source: J. Edgar Hoover (1972) 9 Source: Sikorsky Aircraft (1973)


1 Source: Doolittle Raid on Japan (1942 – 1993) 2 Source: Navigation and Astronomy (1967) 3 Source: Terrorism (1985) 4 Source: Final Report of War Department Special Committee on

Army Air Corps (1934) 5 Source: Untied States and Patriotism (1960 – 1977)

Series VII: Doolittle News and Magazine Clippings (1938 – 1993) Box 1 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Clips: James H. Doolittle – Folder 1 (1938 – 1993) 2 Clips: James H. Doolittle – Folder 2 (1938 – 1993) 3 Clips: James H. Doolittle – Folder 3 (1938 – 1993) 4 Clips: James H. Doolittle – Folder 4 (1938 – 1993) 5 Clips: James H. Doolittle 90th Birthday (1986)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series VII: Doolittle News and Magazine Clippings (1938 – 1993) Box 2 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Clips: National Geographic (1981) 2 Clips: Scrapbook (1950 – 1953) 3 Clips: Scrapbook (1953 – 1968) 4 Clips: World War II (1944 – 1985) 5 Clips: Doolittle and Shell Oil (1981 – 1993) 6 Clips: Liberty Magazine (1929) 7 Clips: Doolittle Raid on Japan (1942 – 1993)


1 Clips: Letter and Article about Poem Carried by Doolittle in 1943 (1943-1985)

2 Clips: New York Journal American: Article on the Doolittle Raid

(1942) 3 Clips: Miscellaneous about Doolittle – Folder 1 (1940 – 1993)

4 Clips: Miscellaneous about Doolittle – Folder 2 (1940 – 1993)

Series VIII: Subject Files (1920 – 1989)


1 Subject: The Adventurer’s Club Roster (n.d.)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series VIII: Subject Files (1920 – 1989) Box 1 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

2 Subject: Aerospace/ABMAC (1976 – 1977) 3 Subject: Aerospace Corporation – Groundbreaking and Visits

(1980 – 1984) 4 Subject: Aerospace Corporation – Groundbreaking Ceremony

Photographs (1980) 5 Subject: Air Line Pilot Association (1971 – 1975) 6 Subject: Airplane/Aviation (1961 – 1969) 7 Subject: Airplanes (1979 – 1982)


1 Subject: Alaska Big Game Trophy Club, Inc. (1976) 2 Subject: Alfalfa Club (1973 – 1982) 3 Subject: American Academy of Achievement (1977 – 1980) 4 Subject: American Astronautical Society (1973 – 1986) 5 Subject: American Aviation Historical Society (1972 – 1982) 6 Subject: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (1981

– 1986) 7 Subject: American Society of Mechanical Engineers (1979 –

1983) 8 Subject: Antarctic (1956 – 1964)

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1 Subject: Antarctic (1962 – 1963) 2 Subject: Antarctic (1963 – 1964) 3 Subject: Antarctic Trip (1961 – 1964) 4 Subject: Army, Untied States of America (1980) 5 Subject: Autograph Requests (1980 – 1986) 6 Subject: Aviation Hall of Fame (1978)


1 Subject: Books A-C (1962 – 1993) 2 Subject: Books C-M (1962 – 1993) 3 Subject: Books N-Z (1962 – 1993) 4 Subject: Books Miscellaneous (1978 – 1986) 5 Subject: Books – Doolittle Chapter/Haughlend Books (1956) 6 Subject: Boone and Crockett Club (1980 – 1984)


1 Subject: Civil Air Patrol (1980 – 1982) 2 Subject: Collison Avionics (1981)

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3 Subject: Companion Life Insurance Co. (1983) 4 Subject: Confederate Air Force (1966)

5 Subject: Confederate Air Force (1980 – 1986) 6 Subject: Congressional Medal of Honor (1961 – 1963) 7 Subject: Congressional Medal of Honor Society (1974 – 1980) 8 Subject: Congressional Medal of Honor Society (1983 – 1986) 9 Subject: Creede, Texas (n.d.) 10 Subject: Criss Award – Folder 1 (1979) 11 Subject: Criss Award – Folder 2 (1979) 12 Subject: Guantanamo, Cuba (1963 – 1975)


1 Subject: Daedalians, Order of (1962 – 1985) 2 Subject: Doolittle’s African Safari (1967 – 1971)

3 Subject: Doolittle’s African Safari Diary (1967) 4 Subject: Doolittle Aircraft Crash (1920 ca) 5 Subject: Doolittle Visit to Hawaii (1978) 6 Subject: Doolittle Visit to Hawaii Photographs (1978)

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7 Subject: Bill Burrud Productions – Jimmy Doolittle on Hunting (1973)

8 Subject: The World of Jimmy Doolittle Production (1960 – 1961) 9 Subject: The World of Jimmy Doolittle Script (1960)

10 Subject: Donald Douglas Museum (1979 – 1983)


1 Subject: Early Experiments in Early Instrument Flying – by James H. Doolittle (1962)

2 Subject: England (1980) 3 Subject: Explorer’s Club (1981 – 1984) 4 Subject: Explorer’s Club Photographs (1981 – 1984) 5 Subject: Fallout Shelters/Preparedness/Civil Defense (1962) 6 Subject: Fallout Shelters (1962) 7 Subject: Flight – Television Program – Folder 1 (1983 – 1985) 8 Subject: Flight – Television Program – Folder 2 (1983 – 1985)


1 Subject: Daniel Guggenheim Medal Board of Award (1983-1985)

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2 Subject: Guggenheim, Henry Frank (1974 – 1982) 3 Subject: The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation (1983) 4 Subject: The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation (1983 – 1986) 5 Subject: Guggenheim Family (1967 – 1977) 6 Subject: Grey Eagles (1981) 7 Subject: Guns/Winchester Price Lists (1982)


1 Subject: Harmon Trophy (1983 – 1984) 2 Subject: Harmon International Trophies (1975 – 1986) 3 Subject: Ed Hoyt, Lowell Thomas, Ed Jablonski (1973 -1977) 4 Subject: Hyatt House Hotel (1974) 5 Subject: International Organization of Characters (1977) 6 Subject: International Aerospace Hall of Fame (1978 – 1981) 7 Subject: Charles A. Lindbergh Fund, Inc. (1980 – 1984) 8 Subject: Lanphier, Thomas G., Jr. (1985)

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1 Subject: Thomas G. Lanphier, Jr./Yamamoto Shoot Down – Folder 1 (1945 – 1987)

2 Subject: Thomas G. Lanphier, Jr./Yamamoto Shoot Down –

Folder 2 (1945 – 1987) 3 Subject: Thomas G. Lanphier, Jr./Yamamoto Shoot Down –

Folder 3 (1945 – 1987)

4 Subject: Thomas G. Lanphier, Jr./Yamamoto Shoot Down – Folder 4 (1945 – 1987)

5 Subject: Thomas G. Lanphier, Jr./Yamamoto Shoot Down –

Folder 5 (1945 – 1987) 6 Subject: Thomas G. Lanphier, Jr./Yamamoto Shoot Down –

Folder 6 (1945 – 1987) 7 Subject: The Lockheed Story (1968)


1 Subject: Man’s Relation to Man (1960 – 1974) 2 Subject: Manual Arts High School (1974 – 1985) 3 Subject: Masonic Activities (1973 – 1986) 4 Subject: Marina City Club (1980) 5 Subject: Mexico (1961 – 1962) 6 Subject: MIT (1980 – 1984) 7 Subject: MIT (1984 – 1986)

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8 Subject: Mozambique (1970) Box 12 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Subject: Mutual of Omaha – Folder 1 (1984) 2 Subject: Mutual of Omaha – Folder 2 (1984) 3 Subject: Mutual of Omaha (1975 – 1985)

4 Subject: Mutual of Omaha Funds Management (1980) 5 Subject: Mutual of Omaha Insurance Corporation (1984 – 1985) 6 Subject: Mutual of Omaha Insurance Corporation (1985 – 1986) 7 Subject: Mutual of Omaha Company Plane & Policy Information

(1983 – 1985)


1 Subject: National Aeronautical Association (1976 – 1983) 2 Subject: National Aeronautical Association (1962) 3 Subject: NASA (1975 – 1981) 4 Subject: National Air and Space Museum (1974 – 1985) 5 Subject: National Air and Space Museum Photographs (1977) 6 Subject: National Aviation Club (1983)

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7 Subject: National Guard Units (1978) 8 Subject: National Rifle Association of America (1975 – 1983) 9 Subject: Clovis – New Mexico (1968) 10 Subject: Admiral Nimitz Center (1972 – 1980)


1 Subject: One Shot Antelope Hunt (1963) 2 Subject: One Shot Antelope Hunt (1977 – 1983) 3 Subject: Albany – Oregon (1978 – 1985) 4 Subject: Oregon (OMSI) (1985) 5 Subject: Oregon Trip (1974) 6 Subject: The Orient – Folder 1 (1973 – 1974) 7 Subject: The Orient – Folder 2 (1973 – 1974) 8 Subject: The Orient – Folder 3 (1973 – 1974) 9 Subject: The Orient – Folder 4 (1973 – 1974)


1 Subject: Panama (1974)

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2 Subject: Panama Canal (1974) 3 Subject: Panama Canal Zone (1968 – 1974) 4 Subject: Pendray and Company (1996) 5 Subject: Miscellaneous Presidential Material (1952 – 1974) 6 Subject: Quiet Birdmen (1970 – 1983) 7 Subject: Quartet Camp (1960 – 1976) 8 Subject: Radio and Television Programs (1962 – 1980) 9 Subject: Requests – Folder 1 (1959 – 1976) 10 Subject: Requests – Folder 2 (1959 – 1976) 11 Subject: 5th Revoredo Trophy – Lt. General William E. Kepner

(1984)

12 Subject: Rockwell B-1 Bomber (1985)


1 Subject: Scientific AD BD/ Shell Oil Company (1966) 2 Subject: Scientific Calculation Devices (n.d.) 3 Subject: Shell Oil Company – Folder 1 (1977 – 1986) 4 Subject: Shell Oil Company – Folder 2 (1977 – 1986) 5 Subject: Shriners (1983)

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6 Subject: Society of Automotive Engineers (1960 – 1964) 7 Subject: Society of Experimental Test Pilots (STEP) Directories

(1984 – 1988) 8 Subject: STEP Wings of Man Award (1974) 9 Subject: Carl A. Spaatz Memorial Dedication (1991)


1 Subject: 7th Space Congress (1970) 2 Subject: Sumatra (1969 – 1971) 3 Subject: Swiss Transport Museum (1977) 4 Subject: S.A.B. – L.R.C.A. Study (1980) 5 Subject: Telephone Messages (1979 – 1983) 6 Subject: Tele-Trip Co., Inc. (1985) 7 Subject: Transportable Nuclear Power Plants (1962 – 1964) 8 Subject: TRW, Inc. (1962 – 1965) 9 Subject: TRW, Inc. (1966 -1985)


1 Subject: University of Alaska (1961 – 1964)

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2 Subject: University of California at Berkeley (1977 – 1985) 3 Subject: University of California at Berkeley LASL Advisory

Committee (1975 – 1984) 4 Subject: Venezuela (1964 – 1970) 5 Subject: Veteran’s Day (1961) 6 Subject: Wagas Ranch (1970 – 1973) 7 Subject: Wartime Pilots and Observers Association (1976 – 1977) 8 Subject: Winchester Western Division – Folder 1 (1969 – 1974) 9 Subject: Winchester Western Division – Folder 2 (1969 -1974)


1 Subject: Wings Club (1981 – 1985) 2 Subject: World War II – Folder 1 (1964 – 1986) 3 Subject: World War II – Folder 2 (1964 – 1986) 4 Subject: World War II Period Pictures (1980 – 1981) 5 Subject: Miscellaneous Societies and Organizations (1978 – 1979) 6 Subject: Miscellaneous (1960 – 1986)

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1 Subject: 50th Anniversary of Blind Flight – Press Lit (1979) 2 Subject: The Alfalfa Club (1979 – 1983) 3 Subject: American Air Museums – Founders Registry of Honor

(1984) 4 Subject: China Trip (1974) 5 Subject: California USO (1983 – 1985) 6 Subject: Amon G. Carter World War II Raid Idea (1941) 7 Subject: Doolittle and Mutual of Omaha Criss Award (1982 –

1985) 8 Subject: Doolittle Raider Reunion Programs (1960 – 1989) 9 Subject: Final Reunion of the Lafayette Flying Corps (1983) 10 Subject: Fort Worth Tourist Information (1978 – 1980) 11 Subject: Invitation to Foreign Receptions – Cape Town and

Panama (1967 – 1979)


1 Subject: A Salute to Jimmy Doolittle (1984) 2 Subject: Signatures from the Waldorf Astoria (n.d.) 3 Subject: Skiatook, Oklahoma (1973) 4 Subject: United of Omaha Convention (n.d.)

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5 Subject: U.S. Presidential Inaugurals (1957; 1961) 6 Subject: USAF Strategic Air Command Information Kit (1973)

7 Subject: Miscellaneous Association Programs (1960 – 1984) 8 Subject: Miscellaneous Programs Honoring General Doolittle

(1960 – 1984) 9 Subject: Miscellaneous Rosters and Guides (1960 – 1984)

Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: A-AG (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: AJ-AL (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: AM-AN (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: AO-AZ (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Aerospace Corporation (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Allard, Jack (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: Miscellaneous “A” – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Miscellaneous “A” – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 3 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Correspondence: BA-BD (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: BD (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: BD-BE (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: BF-BJ (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: BJ-BL (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: BM-BO (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: BP-BR (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: BR-BS (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: BT-BU (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: BV-BZ (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: Baker, James M. – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Baker, James M. – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Baker, James M. – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Baker, James M. – Folder 4 (1938 – 1988)

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5 Correspondence: Bassett, Rex (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Battle of the Coral Sea (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Boone and Crockett Club (1938 – 1988) 8 Correspondence: Bruno, Harry A. (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: Bromely, A. Harold & Mary (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Bush, Robert E. – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Bush, Robert E. – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988)

Box 7 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: C-CAR (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: CAR-CH (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: CI-CO (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: CO (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: CO (1938 – 1988)

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1 Correspondence: COC-COU (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: CP-CZ (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Carlsburg, Dick & Art (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Clemens, Cyril (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Coyne, J. Patrick (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Craigie, L.C. (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Crawford, E.C. (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: DA-DE (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: DE (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: DF-DI (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: DI-DO (1938 – 1988)

5 Correspondence: DO-DR (1938 – 1958) 6 Correspondence: DR-DZ (1938 – 1988) Box 10 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Correspondence: Daedalians (1938 – 1988)

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2 Correspondence: Davis, Paul (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Dobbins, Richard A. (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Douglas, Don W., Sr. (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Douglas, James H. (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: EA (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: EA-ED (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: EE-EL (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: EM-ER (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: ES-EU (1938 – 1988)

Box 12 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: EV (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: EW-EZ (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Eaker, Ira C. (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Eisenhower, Dwight D. (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Emmens, Robert G. (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 12 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 6 Correspondence: Energy (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: England (1938 – 1988) 8 Correspondence: Explorer’s Club (1938 – 1988) Box 13 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: FA (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: FE (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: FI – FIT (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: FIT-FL (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: FL (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: FL (1938 – 1988) Box 14 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: FO (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: FO (1983 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: FR (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: FR (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: FU-FZ (1938 – 1988)

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1 Correspondence: Farr, Richard S. – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Farr, Richard S. – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Fisher, Robert O. (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Foss, Joe (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Fraser, Alexander (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Fulton, B.E. (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: GA (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: GA (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: GE (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: GI (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: GL (1938 – 1988)

Box 17 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: GL (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: GR (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: GR (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 17 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 4 Correspondence: GR (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: GR-GU (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: GW (1938 – 1988) Box 18 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Correspondence: Gliman, Leonard (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Glines, C.V. (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Goddard, James (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Golden Wedding (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Goldwater, Barry (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: Green, Joshua (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Guggenheim (1938 – 1988)

Box 20 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: HA (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: HA-HAL (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 20 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 3 Correspondence: HAN-HAR (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: HAR (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: HAR-HAZ (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: HE (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: HE (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: HE (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: HI (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: HI (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: HL-HN (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: HO (1938 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: HO (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: HO (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: HO-HU (1938 – 1988)

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Box 22 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 4 Correspondence: HU (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: HU-HY (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Harbold, Norris (1938 – 1988) Box 23 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Correspondence: Havee, Justin – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Havee, Justin – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Henderson, Clifford (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Hill, Cortlandt (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Hough, Cass (138 – 1988)


1 Correspondence: Hoy, Cain (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Humphreys, Roger (1938 – 1988)

Box 25 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: IA-IN (1938 – 1988)

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Box 25 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 2 Correspondence: IN-IZ (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: JA-JE (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: JE (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: JO (1938 – 1988) Box 26 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: JO (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: JO (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: JO (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: JU (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Miscellaneous J (1938 – 1988) Box 27 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Jacob, Fred – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Jacob, Fred – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Jackson, Roy (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Joffrion, F.J. (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Johnson, Bruce – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988)

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Box 27 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 6 Correspondence: Johnson, Bruce – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Johnson, Sam (1938 – 1988) 8 Correspondence: Joyce, Richard (1938 – 1988) 9 Correspondence: Jones, Aden (1938 – 1988) 10 Correspondence: Jones, Eugene (1938 – 1988) 11 Correspondence: Jones, Joseph (1938 – 1988) 12 Correspondence: Jones, Proctor (1938 – 1988) 13 Correspondence: Jones, Robert (1938 – 1988) Box 28 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: KA (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: KE (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: KE (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: KI (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: KI-KO (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 29 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: KO-KR (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: KR-KZ (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Kelly, Arthur (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Kendrick, Charles (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Kent, John – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Kent, John – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) Box 30 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Klein, Julius (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Knobloch, Richard – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Knobloch, Richard – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Kurtz, Howard (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Kuter, Lawrence (1938 – 1988) Box 31 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: LA – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: LA – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: LA – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 31 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 4 Correspondence: LA – Folder 4 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: LE – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: LE – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) Box 32 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: LE – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: LI – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: LI – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: LO – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: LO – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: LP-LZ (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Miscellaneous “L” (1938 – 1988) Box 33 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: LaBan, Theodore (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Lanphier, Thomas (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Lay, Beirne (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: LeMay, Curtis (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 33 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 5 Correspondence: LeSage, Robert (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Loening, Grover (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Lovelace, W. Randolph (1938 – 1988) 8 Correspondence: Lyle, Russell (1938 – 1988) 9 Correspondence: Lyons, George (1938 – 1988)

Box 34 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: MA-MAG (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: MAH – MAN (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: MAR –Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: MAR – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: MAR – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) Box 35 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: MAR-MAU (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: MAX (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: MAY-MAZ (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: McA-McD (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 35 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 5 Correspondence: McD-McN (1938 – 1988) Box 36 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: McO-McR (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: McR-McZ (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: MEA-MEN (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: MEN-MEZ (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: MIA – MIG (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: MIH-MIQ (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: MIR-MIZ (1938 – 1988) Box 37 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: MOC-MON (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: MOO-MOR (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: MOR-MOS (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: MOS-MOZ (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: MR (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: MUE-MUR (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 36 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 7 Correspondence: MUR-MY (1938- 1988) 8 Correspondence: Miscellaneous “M” (1938 – 1988) Box 37 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Miscellaneous “M” (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: McKee, Albert (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Marble, Q.B. (1938 – 1988)

Box 38 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: NA-NAS (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: NAT-NAZ (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: NEA-NEP (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: NEQ-NEZ (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: NG-NI (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: NO-NP (1938 – 1988) Box 39 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: NQ-NZ (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 39 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 2 Correspondence: Miscellaneous “N” (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Nichols, George – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Nichols, George – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Nichols, George – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Nishimura, K (1938 -1988) Box 40 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: OA-OD (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: OE-OK (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: OL-OP (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: OR-OZ (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: OX-5 Association (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: O’Connor, Helen (1938 – 1988) Box 41 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: PA – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: PA – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: PE – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 41 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 4 Correspondence: PE – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: PH (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: PI (1938 – 1988) Box 42 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: PL (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: PO – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: PO – Folder 2 (1983 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: PR (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: PU-PY (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: “P” Organizations – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: “P” Organizations – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 8 Correspondence: Pace, Frank (1938 – 1988) Box 43 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Parker, Jack S. – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Parker, Jack S. – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Partridge, E.E. – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 43 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 4 Correspondence: Partridge, E.E. – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Partridge, E.E. – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Pate Transportation Museum (1938 – 1988) Box 44 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Pawley, William (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Pershing, Richard (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Persons, S.M. (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Pittenger, Richard M. (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Preston, Moss E. (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Prock, C.J. (1938 – 1988) Box 45 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: “Q” (1938 – 1988) Box 46 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: RA – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 46 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 2 Correspondence: RA – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: RE – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: RE – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: RI – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: RI – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) Box 47 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: RI – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: RH – Folder 4 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: RO – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: RO – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: RO – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: RU – RY (1938 – 1988)

Box 48 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Radio Programs (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Rawlings, E.W. (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Reid, Ralston (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Reeve, Robert – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 48 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 5 Correspondence: Reeve, Robert – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Reeve, Robert – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) Box 49 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: SA (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: SC – Folder 1 (1938 -1988) 3 Correspondence: SC – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: SC – SHI (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: SE (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: SHO (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: SHO – SHI (1938 – 1988) Box 50 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: SI (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: SI-SK (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: SL-SM (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: SM (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: SN-SO (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 51 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: SP (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: SP-SQ (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: STA – STI (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: STR – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: STR – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: STU (1938 – 1988) Box 52 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: STE – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: STE – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: STU – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: SU-SZ and Miscellaneous “S” (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Schriever, B.A. (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Segal, Harry (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Sem-Jacobsen, C.W. (1938 – 1988) 8 Correspondence: Shockley, William (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 53 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Skutt, V.J. (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Sperry, Lawrence B. (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Stever, Guyford (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Storz, Arthur - Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Storz, Arthur – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Storz, Arthur – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Storz, Robert (1938 – 1988) 8 Correspondence: Strauch, Merle (1938 – 1988) 9 Correspondence: Studer, Gordon (1938 – 1988) Box 54 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: TA – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: TA – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: TE (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: TH – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: TH – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: TI (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: TO (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 55 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: TR – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: TR – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: TU (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: TW – TY (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Talbert, Ansel E. (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Thomas, Lowell – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Thomas, Lowell – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 8 Correspondence: Thomas, Lowell – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 9 Correspondence: Turner, Roscoe (1938 – 1988) Box 56 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Miscellaneous “U” (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Underwood, Robert (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: USO – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: USO – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Uttecht, Mike (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 57 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: VA – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: VA – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: VE (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: VI (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: VO-VY (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Vandenburg, Clyde (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Verville, A.V. (1938 – 1988) Box 58 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: WA – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: WA – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: WA – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: WE – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: WE – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988)

Box 59 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: WH – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: WH – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 59 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 3 Correspondence: WI – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: WI – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: WI – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: WI – Folder 4 (1938 – 1988) Box 60 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: WO-WR (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: WR-WY (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Wallace, Bruce (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Waterhen Lodge (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Weatherby Awards (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Weatherby, Roy – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Weatherby, Roy – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) Box 61 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Wheeler, J.L. – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Wheeler, J.L. – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988)

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Box 61 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 3 Correspondence: Wheeler, J.L. – Folder 3 (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Whitefield, L.B. (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: Woods, Sidney – Folder 1 (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: Woods, Sidney – Folder 2 (1938 – 1988) Box 62 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: Wong, C.M. (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: World War I (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: Wyoming (1938 – 1988) 4 Correspondence: Wysong, James (1938 – 1988) 5 Correspondence: W Organizations (1938 – 1988) Box 63 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence: “Y” (1938 – 1988) 2 Correspondence: Yeager, Chuck (1938 – 1988) 3 Correspondence: “Z” (1938 – 1988)

4 Correspondence: General – Birthdays and Celebrations (1938 – 1988)

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5 Correspondence: General – Military Associations (1938 – 1988) 6 Correspondence: General – Photographs (1938 – 1988) 7 Correspondence: Address List (1938 – 1988) Box 64 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 1 Correspondence (1920’s) 2 Correspondence (1930’s) 3 Correspondence (1940) 4 Correspondence (1941) 5 Correspondence (1942) 6 Correspondence – Folder 1 (1943) 7 Correspondence – Folder 1 (1943) 8 Correspondence – Folder 3 (1943) 9 Correspondence – Folder 1 (1944) 10 Correspondence – Folder 2 (1944) 11 Correspondence (1945) 12 Correspondence – Folder 1 (1947) 13 Correspondence – Folder 2 (1947) 14 Correspondence (1948)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series IX: Correspondence (1938 – 1988) Box 64 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder 15 Correspondence (1949) 16 Correspondence (1950)

17 Correspondence (1951)






23 Personal Correspondence – Jimmy and Jo Doolittle (1942 – 1943)

24 Personal Correspondence – Jimmy and Jo Doolittle (1944)

25 Personal Correspondence – Jimmy and Jo Doolittle (1945)

26 Personal Correspondence Miscellaneous (1930 – 1945)

Series X: United States Air Force (USAF) (1945 – 1988)


1 USAF Military Airlift Command – Travis Air Force Base, CA (1976 – 1985)

2 USAF Space Division – Los Angeles Air Force Station, CA (1980-

1985) 3 March Air Force Base – CA (1981 – 1983)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series X: United States Air Force (USAF) (1945 – 1988)


4 March Air Force Base – CA (1981 – 1983) 5 Strategic Air Command – Offutt Air Force Base – NB (1980 –

1984) 6 Maxwell Air Force Base – AL (1981 – 1986) 7 US Air Force Informational Brochures – Folder 1 (1979 – 1984) 8 US Air Force Informational Brochures – Folder 2 (1984 – 1985)


1 8th Air Force Historical Society (1981 – 1985) 2 American Fighter Aces Association (1979 – 1984) 3 P-47 Alumni Association/P-47 Thunderbolt Pilots Association

(1980 – 1984) 4 20th Fighter Group Association (1983) 5 China- Burma-India Veterans Association (1984) 6 Combat Pilots Association (1984 – 1985) 7 17th Bomb Group Association (1980 – 1985)

8 P-51 Mustang Pilot Association (1983; 1985) 9 P-40 Warhawk Pilots Association (1980 – 1982) 10 355th Fighter Group Association (1980) 11 91st Bomb Group Association (1981)

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12 97th Bomb Group Association (1979 – 1981) 13 99th Bomb Group Historical Association (1981 – 1982) 14 345th Bombardment Group Association (1982) 15 320th Bomb Group Association (1981 – 1983) 16 160th Air Refueling Group Association (1976) 17 379th Bomb Group Association (1980) 18 319th Bomb Group Association (1982) 19 Air Force Historical Foundation (1982 – 1985) 20 US Air Force Museum – Wright Patterson AFB – Dayton, OH

(1980 – 1985) 21 US Air Force Academy – Colorado Springs, CO (1979 – 1986) 22 US Air Force ROTC (1979 – 1984)


1 USAF Bases in California (1980) 2 Arnold Air Force Station – Tennessee (1981 – 1982) 3 Barksdale Air Force Base – Louisiana (1981 – 1985)

4 Castle Air Force Base – California (1980 – 1985) 5 Chanute Air Force Base – Illinois (1978)

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6 Clark Air Force Base – Philippines (1975 – 1985) 7 Dobbins Air Force Base – Georgia (1980 – 1984) 8 Dover Air Force Base - Delaware (1978 – 1982) 9 Edwards Air Force Base – California (1978 – 1985) 10 Eielson Air Force Base / Elmendorf Air Force Base – Alaska

(1980 – 1982) 11 Elgin Air Force Base – Florida (1981 – 1985) 12 Griffiss Air Force Base – New York (1982) 13 Hickman Air Force Base – Hawaii (1981 – 1985) 14 Hill Air Force Base – Utah (1981) 15 Kirtland Air Force Base – New Mexico (1982) 16 McChord Air Force Base – Washington (1981) 17 McLellan Air Force Base – California (1981 – 1985) 18 McGuire Air Force Base – New Jersey (1982) 19 Mather Air Force Base – California (1984) 20 Nellis Air Force Base – Nevada (1984) 21 Peterson Air Force Base – Colorado (1980 – 1985) 22 Selfridge Air National Guard Station – Michigan (1983)

23 Sheppard Air Force Base – Texas (1985) 24 Tinker Air Force Base – Oklahoma (1982)

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25 Vandenberg Air Force Base – California (1981 – 1985) 26 Untied States Air Force Chief Scientist Office – Folder 1 (1980 –

1985) 27 United States Air Force Chief Scientist Office – Folder 2 (1980 –

1985) 28 Office of the United States Air Force Chief of Staff (1985)


1 US Air Force Retired Officer Information (1945 – 1986) 2 Air Force Magazine (1985) 3 AFA Aerospace Education Foundation – Folder 1 (1980 – 1984) 4 AFA Aerospace Education Foundation – Folder 2 (198 – 1984) 5 Air Force Association – Folder 1 (1980 – 1984) 6 Air Force Association – Folder 2 (1980 – 1984) 7 Air Force Association – Folder 3 (1980 – 1984) 8 Air Force Association – Folder 4 (1980 – 1984)


1 Air Force Decorations and Uniforms (1959 – 1970)

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2 US Armed Forces Organization Charts (1982) 3 USAF Staff Biographies (1981) 4 USAF Reports to Congress (1984) 5 8th Air Force Commemorative Booklets (n.d.)


1 Air Force Aid Society (1982) 2 Air Force Armament Museum (1976) 3 AFA Gathering of Eagles (1986) 4 Air Force Ball (1980 – 1986) 5 Air Force Ball – Photographs (1980 – 1986) 6 Air Force Association/Air Force Magazine (1971) 7 Air Force Magazine (1984 – 1985) 8 Air Force Interviews with Doolittle (1971) 9 Guides to USAF Bases (1977 – 1982)


1 Air Force Elder Statesmen Briefing (1970)

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2 Air Force Ball/Air Force Association Awards (1974 – 1979) 3 US Air Force Academy – Doolittle Visit (1978) 4 8th Air Force Historical Society (1964 – 1979) 5 US Air Force in World War II (1974) 6 Arnold Air Society (1977) 7 US Air Force Bases Miscellaneous (1964 – 1980) 8 US Air Force Miscellaneous (1980 – 1985)

Series XI: Condolences (1989 – 1994) Subseries I: Death of Jo Doolittle (1989)


1 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: A (1989) 2 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: B (1989) 3 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: C (1989) 4 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: D-E

(1989) 5 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: F-G

(1989) 6 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: H-J

(1989)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series XI: Condolences (1989 – 1994) Subseries I: Death of Jo Doolittle (1989)


7 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: K-L (1989)

8 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: M (1989) 9 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: N-P

(1989) 10 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: Q-R

(1989) 11 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: S (1989) 12 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: T-W

(1989) 13 Condolence Letters on the Death of Josephine Doolittle: Z (1989) 14 California Assembly Resolution in Memoriam of Josephine

Doolittle (1989)

Series XII: Condolences (1989 – 1994) Subseries II: Death of Jimmy Doolittle (1993 – 1994)


1 Condolence Letters on the Death of James Doolittle – Folder 1 (1993)

2 Condolence Letters on the Death of James Doolittle – Folder 2

(1993)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series XI: Condolences (1989 – 1994) Subseries I: Death of Jo Doolittle (1989)


3 USAF Chaplains/Arlington National Cemetery Tribute to General Doolittle (1993)

4 Resolution by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors in

Memoriam of General Doolittle (1993) 5 A Tribute to Jimmy Doolittle by His Raiders (1993) 6 James Doolittle Obituaries – Folder 1 (1993) 7 James Doolittle Obituaries – Folder 2 (1993) 8 James Doolittle Obituaries – Folder 3 (1993) 9 Tributes in Memoriam of the Life of General Doolittle (1993)


1 Miscellaneous Material on the Passing of General Doolittle (1993) 2 Doolittle Remembered (1993) 3 MIT Resolution on the Passing of Jimmy Doolittle (1993)


1 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – A (1993)

2 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – B (1993)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series XII: Condolences (1989 – 1994) Subseries II: Death of Jimmy Doolittle (1993 – 1994)


3 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – C (1993) 4 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – D-E (1993)

5 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – F-G (1993) 6 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – H-J (1993) 7 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – K-L (1993) 8 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – M (1993) 9 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – N-P (1993) 10 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – R (1993) 11 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – S (1993) 12 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – T-V (1993) 13 Condolence Cards on the Death of James Doolittle – W- Z (1993)

Series XII: History of Aviation Collection Doolittle Endowment (1994 – 1995)


1 Donations: UTD HAC Doolittle Endowment (May – August, 1994)

2 Donations: UTD HAC Doolittle Endowment (October –

December, 1994) 3 Donations: UTD HAC Doolittle Endowment (1995)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series XIII: Photographic Media (1903 – 1993)


1 Photographs: Doolittle at Various Points of His Life (1903 – 1986)

2 Photographs: Doolittle Pre-World War II (1900 – 1941) 3 Photographs: Doolittle with Pre-World War II and World War II

Aircraft (1915 – 1944) 4 Photographs: Doolittle Post-World War II – Folder 1 (1945 –

1993) 5 Photographs: Doolittle Post-World War II – Folder 2 (1945 –

1993) 6 Photographs: Doolittle at Cable Aircraft, CA (1979) 7 Photographs: Doolittle Hunting Mountain Lions (1979) 8 Photographs: Doolittle Raiders at Doolittle’s Funeral (1993) 9 Photographs: Doolittle Raid (1942) 10 Photographs: B-17 “Rose of York” (1940s) 11 Photographs: Doolittle Blind Flight Instrument Panel and Aircraft

(1929; 1981) 12 Photographs: Doolittle Aircraft Models (1984) 13 Photographs: Aircraft (1918 – 1986) 14 Photographs: Negatives (n.d.)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series XIII: Photographic Media (1903 – 1993) Box 2 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Photographs: USAF Air Station High Wycombe 8th Air Force Ceremony (1976)

2 Photographs: James Doolittle Oversized (1915 – 1993) 3 Photographs: Miscellaneous Oversized Photographs (1930 –

1986) Box 3 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Photographs: Aerospace Camp (1964) 2 Photographs: Doolittle at Dedication of Doolittle Library (1985) 3 Photographs: Doolittle at Hunting Lodge (1967) 4 Photographs: Jimmy Doolittle Miscellaneous Photographs – Color

(1896 – 1993) 5 Photographs: Jimmy Doolittle Miscellaneous Photographs – Black

and White (1896 – 1993) 6 Photographs: Doolittle Library at The History of Aviation

Collection (1978 – 1994) Slide Box Box 1 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Slides: Doolittle Raid on Tokyo (1942)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series XIII: Photographic Media (1903 – 1993) Slide Box Box 2 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Slides: Unidentified Hunting Trip (n.d.) 2 Slides: Alaska Hunting Trip (1960s)

3 House Scenes: Arizona (n.d.) 4 Slides: Doolittle Trip to Russia (1965)


1 Slides: Doolittle Trip to Russia Continued (1965) 2 Slides: African Safari (1960s) 3 Slides: Miscellaneous Locations (n.d.) 4 Slides: Unidentified (n.d.)


1 Stereopticon Slides and Viewer: Doolittle Reviews Cadets at Pennsylvania Military College (1964)


1 Stereopticon Slides and Viewer: Doolittle Receives Honorary Degree from Pennsylvania Military College (1964)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series XIV: Multimedia (1980 – 1993)


1 Video: “Maurine” – Produced by Community Hospital Foundation (1993)

2 Video: Press Conference, Interviews, Presentation Into the

Ballroom at Lindbergh Dinner (1984) 3 Video: Lindbergh Dinner – Huston (1984) 3 Video: “A Salute to Jimmy Doolittle” (n.d.) 4 Video: Jimmy Doolittle/George Haddaway (1993) 5 Video: General Doolittle’s Funeral (1993) 6 Video: Frontiers of Flight Museum – Haddaway Medal to Jimmy

Doolittle (n.d.) 7 Video: “Final Mission” (1992) 8 Video: Jimmy Doolittle Life Story (1985)


1 Audio Cassette: Doolittle Tribute – Bob Hope (1986) 2 Audio Cassette: Doolittle Tribute by President Regan (n.d.) 3 Audio Cassette: Winston Barney Doolittle Dance (1984) 4 Audio Cassette: William F. Johnson (n.d.) 5 Audio Cassette: Tokyo Raiders Reunion (1993) 6 Audio Cassette: Tokyo Raider Dinner (1985)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series XIV: Multimedia (1980 – 1993)


7 Audio Cassette: Investment Company Presents “Views from

Abroad (1980)

8 Audio Cassette: Henry C. Lafrenz (n.d.) 9 Audio Cassette: Doolittle Interview (1986) 10 Audio Cassette: Doolittle (1988) 11 Audio Cassette: Joseph W. Manske - Tape 1 (1994) 12 Audio Cassette: Joseph W. Manske – Tape 2 (1994) 13 Audio Cassette: Doolittle #1 (1982) 14 Audio Cassette: General Doolittle (1971) 15 Audio Cassette: Doolittle #3 (1985) 16 Audio Cassette: Mac McClure Tape (n.d.) 17 Audio Cassette: “The Tokyo Raid” – Robert G. Emmens – Tape 1

(1983) 18 Audio Cassette: “The Tokyo Raid” – Robert G. Emmens – Tape 2

(1983) 19 Audio Cassette: Telecom with Doolittle (1980) 20 Audio Cassette: General Doolittle, Potter, Dick Cole (n.d.) 21 Reel to Reel Tape: Eisenhower Tribute to Doolittle (1967) 21 Reel to Reel Tape: Doolittle (n.d.)

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H21-9514-93-3 Doolittle: Container List Series XV: Artifacts and Memorabilia (1952 – 2005)


1 Plaque: In Admiration – 446th Military Airlift Wing Association (1961)

2 Plaque: Honorary Membership – Airborne Law Enforcement

Association (1984) 3 Plaque: Dearborn Inn Anniversary (n.d.) 4 Plaque: Plaque of Doolittle’s Penalty Notice from the Civil

Aeronautics Board (n.d). 5 Plaque: Air Force Association – USAF 40th Anniversary Award

(1989) 6 Plaque: Oregon Aviation and Space Museum (1992) 7 Plaque: Appreciation – The Palisades/Malibu YMCA (1979) 8 Plaque: 15th Air Force Association – Recognition of Doolittle as

First Commander (n.d.) 9 Plaque: American Heritage – Plaque Honoring General Doolittle

(1973) 10 Plaque: Honorary membership – 66th Fighter Wing of the 8th Air

Force (1980) 11 Plaque: Southern California Wing – OX-5 Aviation Pioneers of

America (1979)


1 U.S. Flying Tiger Veterans Tour China – Schedule (2005) 3 U.S. Flying Tiger Veterans Tour China – Delegation (2005)

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4 U.S. Flying Tiger Veterans Tour China – Beijing Peace Decoration (2005)

5 U.S. Flying Tiger Veterans Tour China – Commemorative Book

(2005) 6 U.S. Flying Tiger Veterans Tour China - Medal from the State

Council Information Office – Peoples Republic of China (2005) 7 U.S. Flying Tiger Veterans Tour China – Box for Item on Display

#1 (2005) 8 U.S. Flying Tiger Veterans Tour China – Box for Item on Display

#2 (2005) 9 U.S. Flying Tiger Veterans Tour China – Medal from The Chinese

People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (2005) Box 3 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Plaque: Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Proclamation Honoring General Doolittle (1983)

2 Plaque: Charles A. Lindbergh Fund Award (1984)


1 Plaque: Photograph of Jimmy Doolittle Autographed to Colonel Harold Byrd (n.d.)

2 China Burma India Veterans Association Americanism Award

(1984)

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3 Picture of Jimmy Doolittle in Jet Fighter Cockpit (n.d.) 4 Plaque: The MOSE/EAA Medal Presented to Jimmy Doolittle

(1992) 5 Plaque: California State Assembly Resolution of Honor (1983)


1 The Sun – News Paper from December 7th, 1941 (1941) 2 SME Distinguished American Award (1981) 3 95th Birthday Card for Jimmy Doolittle form The Congressional

Medal of Honor Society (1992) Box 6 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 Photograph of B-25s signed by Jimmy Doolittle (n.d.) 2 Scroll of Benefactors Responsible for Room Honoring Jimmy

Doolittle (n.d.) 3 Best Wishes to Jimmy Doolittle from the Blue Angels (n.d.)


1 Mutual of Omaha Resolution of Special Recognition (1982)

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2 Film Canister – “The Inspectors” with Introduction by Jimmy Doolittle (1950)

3 Franklin Institute President’s Citation (1978) 4 39th – 41st Lander One Shot Antelope Hunt (1982 – 1984) 5 Sculpted Medals of Aviation Heroes (1963) 6 Plaque: Society of Automotive Engineers - 35 Years of

Membership (1978) 7 Jimmy Doolittle on the Cover of The American Rifleman (1967) 8 Jimmy Doolittle Silver Dollar Club Membership (n.d.)

9 Dedication of General Doolittle Room – Los Angles (1976) 10 City of Los Angeles Commendation (1983) 11 Proclamation – Nassau County, New York (1983)


1 Doolittle Day Bumper sticker (n.d.) 2 Bunny Hutch Grill Coin (n.d.) 3 Sigma Chi Pin (n.d.) 4 Sacramento Sheriff and Mitchell Field Long Island – Patches (n.d.)

5 Appelton Wire Works 5 and 20 Year Service Pins (n.d.) 6 Charles McClure Bracelet and Dog Tags (n.d.)

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7 Belt Buckle (n.d.) 8 Project ODIN Button (n.d.) 9 Perpetual Member of the Order of The World Wars Book (1953) 10 Leather Pouch (n.d.) 11 City of Houston, TX Medal (n.d.) 12 Doolittle Raider Association Gavel (n.d.)


1 USAF Thunderbird Demonstration Team Photograph Autographed to General Doolittle (n.d.)

2 California State Assembly Resolution for General Doolittle (1981) 3 James Doolittle Induction into the Long Island Hall of Fame –

Cover of Newsday (1984) 4 Honorary Membership of James Doolittle in the Pasadena Council

– Pasadena, CA (1992) Box 10 Titles, Dates, and Description Folder

1 General Doolittle’s Uniform Jacket (n.d.)

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1 Framed Charcoal Sketch of Jimmy Doolittle (n.d.) 2 Award form Flight Test Historical Foundation (1983) 3 Plaque: Presented to Doolittle on 25th Anniversary of the Doolittle

Raid – Oakland, CA (1967) 4 Kimberly Clark Paper Company Poster – B-25 (n.d.) 5 Framed Display about Doolittle Raid (n.d.)

Series XVI: Doolittle Logbooks and Notebooks on Microfilm (1918 – 1974)


1 Roll 1: Logbooks 1 – 6 (1918 – 1933) 2 Roll 2: Logbooks 7 – 16 (1933 – 1955) 3 Roll 3: Logbooks 17 – 24 (1955 – 1974) 4 Roll 4: Logbooks 25 – 28 and Personal Notebooks 1926 – 1946

(1974 – 1984; 1926 – 1946) 5 Roll 5: Personal Notebooks 1947 – 1962 (1957 – 1962)

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