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050			_aE 745 .W32 _bC67 1999
100			_aCornello, Jerome J. _938783
245			_aJonathan M. Wainwright : _bplanning and executing the defense of the Philippines / _cby Jerome J. Cornello
260			_a[Ann Arbor, MI] : _b[UMI], _cc1999
300			_a244 pages : _bmaps
336			_2rdacontent
337			_2rdamedia
338			_2rdacarrier
500			_aThesis (Ph.D.)--Temple University, 1999
500			_aIncludes bibliographical references
505			_aWainwright and the developing situation 1902-1920 -- The General Staff and the Philippine conundrum 1921-1923 -- The Third Cavalry, General Staff and compromise 1925-1928 -- The Philippine conundrum revisited 1928-1934 -- Cavalry command 1935-1940 -- The Philippine conundrum inherited 1940-1942 -- Unconditional surrender, captivity, and vindication 1942-1953 -- Conclusions -- Appendixes. War Department General Staff organization -- Map 6 Lingayen Gulf -- Map 8 Road to Bataan -- Map 10 Situation on Bataan -- Map 13 Japanese landings on Bataan
520			_a"The author contends that the examination of the experiences of Jonathan Wainwright as they relate to his contributions to planning and executing the defense of the Philippines will further illuminate key considerations in United States strategic planning from the American occupation of the Philippines to the present. Wainwright is an excellent vehicle through which to examine these considerations and related issues because his career evolves coincidentally with the development of War Plan ORANGE and many can identify readily with his experiences. This assessment focuses on the primacy of policy; the balance of ends, ways, and means; and the essential nature of unity of command as the considerations most relevant in evaluating the development of American strategic concepts during the period. A better appreciation of the related issues such as military policy, force development, and command relationships will be helpful to those interested in national security planning, particularly in anticipating and addressing those issues as they reoccur in present and future strategic planning." - Abstract
546			_aEnglish
600			_aWainwright, Jonathan Mayhew, _d1883-1953 _98190
650			_aWorld War, 1939-1945 _xCampaigns _zPhilippines _9391
653			_aPhilippine defense campaign
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