Introduction | |
Preface | |
The Framework for Hoover's Military Thought | p. 3 |
Hoover's Life before 1929 | p. 3 |
The Foundations of Hoover's Military Views | p. 10 |
The Diplomatic Framework for Hoover's Military Policies | p. 16 |
Manchuria: The Testing of Diplomatic Policy | p. 22 |
Hoover's Navy Department: Administration | p. 29 |
Organization | p. 29 |
Policy | p. 33 |
Leadership | p. 36 |
Hoover's Navy Department: Operation | p. 55 |
Naval Strength and Preparedness | p. 55 |
Hoover's Relations with the Navy | p. 75 |
Hoover's Army: Administration | p. 89 |
Organization | p. 89 |
Policy | p. 93 |
Leadership | p. 95 |
Hoover's Army: Operation | p. 113 |
The Survey of the Military Establishment | p. 113 |
Army Strength and Preparedness | p. 120 |
The Army Air Corps | p. 138 |
Hoover's Relations with the Army | p. 145 |
Army-Navy Relations Under Hoover | p. 151 |
The Machinery of Cooperation | p. 151 |
The Coastal Defense Dispute | p. 159 |
The Department of National Defense | p. 164 |
Arms Limitation and the Promotion of Peace | p. 171 |
Introduction | p. 171 |
The London Naval Conference of 1930 | p. 173 |
The World Disarmament Conference of 1932 | p. 187 |
Limiting the Profits of War Industry | p. 193 |
Hoover and the Veterans | p. 201 |
Achievement | p. 201 |
The Bonus March | p. 205 |
Conclusions | p. 213 |
Hoover's Attitudes and Policy | p. 214 |
Hoover's Military Appointees | p. 219 |
The Effects of Hoover's Military Leadership | p. 222 |
Hoover: A Reflection of His Times | p. 224 |
Appendixes | p. 227 |
Naval Appropriations, 1923-1934 | p. 229 |
Naval Strength Tables, 1928-1934 | p. 230 |
Naval Construction, 1929-1933 | p. 231 |
Army Appropriations, 1927-1935 | p. 232 |
Army Strength Tables 1928-1935 | p. 233 |
Bibliography | p. 235 |
Essay on Principal Sources | p. 235 |
List of Sources Used | p. 246 |
Index | p. 263 |
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