Philadelphia baseball fan David M. Jordan is a retired attorney and the author of ten books on the Civil War, political events, and baseball.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPreface1. Texas, New York, Pottstown and New Haven2. The Yale Unit3. Off to Europe4. Back from the War5. To Washington6. Lovett Goes to Work7. The Big Problem8. Manpower Issues9. Running the Air Force10. Keep ’em Flying11. The Campaign for 194312. The War Grinds On13. Moving Onward14. To the End15. On to the State Department16. Working on the Marshall Plan17. Getting It All Done18. The Issue of Palestine19. On to Berlin … By Air20. More Problems21. Setting Up NATO22. Back to Wall Street … for a While23. On to the Defense Department24. In Truman’s Cabinet25. Out of the Government, Technically26. Times with Kennedy … and LBJ27. The Later YearsChapter NotesBibliographyIndex

Philadelphia baseball fan David M. Jordan is a retired attorney and the author of ten books on the Civil War, political events, and baseball.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPreface1. Texas, New York, Pottstown and New Haven2. The Yale Unit3. Off to Europe4. Back from the War5. To Washington6. Lovett Goes to Work7. The Big Problem8. Manpower Issues9. Running the Air Force10. Keep ’em Flying11. The Campaign for 194312. The War Grinds On13. Moving Onward14. To the End15. On to the State Department16. Working on the Marshall Plan17. Getting It All Done18. The Issue of Palestine19. On to Berlin … By Air20. More Problems21. Setting Up NATO22. Back to Wall Street … for a While23. On to the Defense Department24. In Truman’s Cabinet25. Out of the Government, Technically26. Times with Kennedy … and LBJ27. The Later YearsChapter NotesBibliographyIndex