Container List

Article, "Brothers in Arms: Our War Story," about Clovis Byers and others by the editors, Blue and White, 1943 April.

Awards, 1943 and undated.

Bank statements, 1946-1948

Biographical note, undated

Citations, 1944-1951 and undated.

Clippings

General

Undated

1942-1943

1951-1952

New Guinea

Undated

1942-1945

Family file

Certificate of baptism for Clayton Byers, Cadet Chapel, New York, 1941 October 26

Correspondence

General

Undated

1926-1941

1942/1943

1944-1958

Army and Navy Club, 1940-1958.

Bishop of Rockhampton, 1944

National War College, 1957-1959.

Historical file, 1945-1947.

List of names of personal acquaintances, Undated

Miscellany, 1943-1952

File A. Personal correspondence – General Byers

Number 1, 1927-1944

Number 2, 1943-1944

Number 2, 1943-1944.

Number 3, 1944-1945.

Number 4, 1945.

Number 5, 1945-1946.

Number 6, 1946.

Number 7, 1945/1946.

Number 7, 1946-1947

Number 8, 1946-1947

Number 9, 1947

Number 9, 1947

Number 10, 1947.

Number 11, 1947.

Number 12, 1955.

Number 13, 1955.

File B. Personal correspondence – General Byers

Number 1, 1917-1932.

Number 2, 1932-1937

Number 2, 1932-1937

Number 3, 1936-1939

Number 4, 1939-1942.

Number 5, 1940-1942.

Number 6, 1941-1942

Number 7, 1944.

Number 8, 1945.

Number 9, 1945-1946.

Number 10, 1947

Number 11, 1947.

Number 12, 1947.

File C. Personal correspondence – General Byers

Number 1, 1947-1948

Number 2, 1948

Number 3, 1948

Number 4, 1948

Number 4, 1948

Number 5, 1948

Number 6, 1948

Number 7, 1948

File D. Personal correspondence – General Byers

Number 1, 1948

Number 2, 1948

Number 3, 1948

Number 4, 1948

Number 5, 1948

Number 6, 1948-1949

Number 7, 1949

Number 8, 1949

Number 9, 1949

Number 10, 1949

Number 11, 1949

Number 12, 1949

Number 13, 1949

Number 14, 1949

Number 15, 1949-1951

Number 16, 1949-1951

Number 17, 1949-1951

Number 18, 1949-1951

Number 19, 1949-1951

Number 20, 1949-1951

Number 21, 1949-1951

Number 22, 1949-1951

Number 23, 1949-1951

Number 24, 1950-1951

Number 25 (missing)

Number 26, 1949-1951

Number 27, 1949-1951

Number 28, 1949-1951

Number 29, 1949-1951

Number 30, 1949-1951

Number 31, 1949-1951

Number 32, 1949-1951

Number 33, 1949-1950

Number 34, 1949-1951

Number 35, 1949-1951

Number 36, 1949-1951

Number 37, 1949-1951

Number 38, 1949-1951

Number 39, 1949-1951

Number 40, 1949-1951

Number 41, 1951

Number 42, 1951

Number 43, 1951.

File E. Personal correspondence – General Byers

Number 1, 1951-1952.

Number 2, 1951-1952

Number 3, 1952

Number 3, 1952

Number 4, 1952

Number 5, 1952.

Number 6, 1952

Number 7, 1952-1953

Number 8, 1952-1953

Number 9, 1953

Number 10, 1953-1954

Number 11, 1954

Number 12, 1954/1955.

Number 12, 1954-1955.

Number 13, 1954-1955.

File F. Personal correspondence – General Byers

Number 1, 1955-1957

Number 2, 1955-1957

Number 3, 1955-1957

Number 4, 1955-1957

Number 5, 1955-1957

Number 6, 1955-1957

Number 7, 1955-1957

Number 8, 1955-1957

Number 9, 1955-1957

Number 10, 1955-1957

Number 11, 1955-1957

Number 12, 1955-1957

Number 13, 1955-1957

Number 14, 1955-1957

Number 15, 1955-1957

Number 16, 1955-1957

Number 17, 1955-1957

Number 18, 1955-1957

Number 19, 1955-1957

Number 20, 1955-1957

File G. Personal correspondence – General Byers

Number 1, 1957-1958

Number 2, 1956-1958

Number 3, 1957-1958

Number 4, 1957-1958

Number 5, 1957-1958

Number 6, 1957-1958

Number 7, 1957-1958

Number 8, 1957-1958

Number 9, 1957-1958

Number 10, 1958

Number 11, 1957-1958

Number 12, 1957-1958

Number 13, 1956-1958

Number 14, 1957-1958

Number 15, 1957-1958

Number 16, 1957-1958

Number 17, 1957-1958

Number 18, 1957-1958

Number 19, 1957-1958

Number 20, 1958

Number 21, 1958

Number 22, 1957-1958

Number 23, 1957-1958

Number 24, 1958

Number 25, 1959

Number 26, 1958-1959

Number 27, 1958-1959

Number 28, 1959

Number 29, 1958-1959

Number 30, 1959

Number 31, 1958-1959

Number 32, 1958-1959

Number 33, 1959

Number 34, 1959

Number 35, 1958-1959

Number 36, 1959

Number 37, 1959

Number 38, 1959

Number 39, 1958-1959

Number 40, 1958-1959

Number 41, 1958-1959

Number 42, 1958-1959

Number 43, 1959

Number 44, 1959

Number 45, 1959

File H. Letters of invitation

Number 1, 1946-1947

Number 1, 1947

Number 2, 1947-1948

Number 3, 1952-1953

Number 4, 1953

Number 5, 1954

Personal letters of Byers to his family from Yokohama, Japan, 1945-1946.

Miscellany, 1948-1949

General, 1948-1951

Byers' personal file of speeches and notes, 1948, and suggested topics for talks, undated. Includes speaker's policy guide, 1949

Collection of speeches, 1950-1951.

Book I

Book II

Speech, untitled and undated.

Speech, untitled, Cleveland, Ohio, undated.

"Airborne Operations and National Defense, 1948-1949," remarks, undated.

"Airborne Operations of the Future," lecture, Armored School, Fort Knox, Kentucky, undated.

"Armor Expands the Airhead," article for Armored Cavalry Journal, undated.

Foreword: Course IX, NATO Defense College, Paris, undated.

Foreword for bulletin, Course X, NATO Defense College, Paris, undated.

"National Security," radio talk, undated.

Remarks, Veterans Recognition Program, Windsor, North Carolina, undated.

Statement, Sendai American-Japan Society inaugural meeting, undated.

Suggested material for talk on staff functioning and training of staff officers for staff duties, undated.

"United We Are Invincible," speech, Birmingham, Alabama, undated.

Welcoming speech, Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) and cadets, undated.

"World Sensitive Areas," address, undated.

"Observations on the Pacific Theater," address, 55th convention, Ohio Bankers Association, Ohio, 1946 May 15-16.

Address, first anniversary of the Ernie Pyle Theater, Tokyo, 1947 February 24.

"Your Job Is Important," message to the 7th I and E Training Class, 1947 March 7.

Address, graduation ceremonies, Eighth Army Replacement Training Center, 1947 March 22.

Lecture, Conference on Airborne Operations, Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk 11, Virginia, 1947-1948.

"Six Years in Pacific," speech, 1948 May 1.

Speech, Ohio Department AMVETS, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1948 June 12.

Talk to officers by Clovis Byers? 1948 June 16.

Remarks, North Carolina State Boys, 1948 June 17.

"Report on 82D," remarks, 1948 July 4.

"Good Business in the Army," speech, meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Fayetteville, North Carolina, 1948 July 26.

"Keeping Informed," speech, luncheon meeting, Optimist Club, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1948 August 30.

"Insurance and Its Evaluation," speech, Southern Pines Kiwanis Club, 1948 September 8.

"Responsibilities of Citizenship Today," speech, First Presbyterian Church, Fayetteville, North Carolina, 1948 September 15.

"Airborne Operations of the Future," lecture, Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia, 1948 October 1.

"Airborne Operations of the Future," lecture, Engineer School, Fort Belvois, Virginia, 1949 February 8.

"Airborne Operations of the Future," lecture, Anti-Aircraft Artillery School, Fort Bliss, Texas, 1949 March 21.

"Airborne Operations of the Future," lecture, Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia, 1949 March 25.

Talk, 82D Airborne Division Association Convention, Cleveland, Ohio, 1949 July 5.

Speech, annual pig dinner, Phi Gamma Delta, Washington, D.C., 1950 April 28.

Remarks, Thanksgiving Day, Headquarters X Corps, Kwandae-Ri, Korea, 1951 November 22.

"Washington and National Defense," article, Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine, 1952 February.

"Obligations of the Academy and Its Graduates in the Future," speech, West Point banquet, Tokyo, 1952 March?

Remarks, Headquarters XVI Corps, 1952 May 10.

Speech, turnover ceremony, NATO Defense College, Paris, 1955 November 15.

Speech, Paris American High School, France, 1956?

Address, German journalists, Association for Democratic Action, sponsored by NATO Information Service, 1956 January 25.

"Review of the Eighth Course," lecture, Paris, 1956 February 2.

Speech, closing ceremony, Course VIII, 1956 February 3.

Speech, opening ceremony, Course IX, 1956 February 20.

Talk, European Commandery, Military Order of Foreign Wars of the United States dinner meeting, Paris, 1956 April 17.

Talk, sunset supper, Ohio State University, Ohio, 1956 May 5.

Remarks, review of Course IX, 1956 July 26.

Speech, closing ceremony, Course IX, 1956 July 27.

Speech, opening ceremony, Course X, 1956 September 3.

Welcoming remarks, orientation, members of Course X, 1956 September 3.

Remarks, review of Course X, 1957 January 31.

Speech, closing ceremony, Course X, 1957 February 1.

Remarks, opening ceremony, Course XI, 1957 February 18.

Welcoming remarks, NATO Defense College, Paris, 1957 February 18.

Talk, Ladies Group, NATO Defense College, Paris, 1957 May 3.

Address, North Atlantic Council luncheon, 1957 May 7.

Final talk, Course XI, NATO Defense College, Paris, 1957 July 26.

Remarks, closing and turnover ceremony, NATO Defense College, Paris, 1957 July 26.

"The Free World Coalition in the Struggle," speech, National War College, Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington, D.C., 1957 August 30.

Remarks, Armed Forces Day, St. Patrick's Church, 1958 May 11.

"The Massing of the Colors," talk, Washington Cathedral, Washington, D.C., 1958 May 25.

"Military Requirements in the Space Age: Share in America Program," remarks, Columbus, Ohio, 1958 June 3.

Speech, Veterans and Fraternal Day, sesquicentennial celebration, Mansfield, Ohio, 1958 July 17.

Remarks, the SACLANT Annual Review Visiting Team, Washington, D.C., 1958 July 22.

"The Armed Forces as an Element of Power," speech, NATO Defense College, Paris, 1958 September 8.

"Religious Outlook of the Military," speech, 1958 September 10.

Speech, Institute on World Affairs, Oregon State College, Oregon, 1958 November 13.

"The Military and the New Look in Europe," speech, Oregon State College, Oregon, 1958 November 13.

"Some Aspects of Competitive Existence," speech, Ohio Society, Washington, D.C., 1959 January 31.

"Today's Outlook for the Career Officer," address, West Point Association of New England, Boston, Massachusetts, 1959 March 21.

"Some Aspects of Competitive Existence," address, Ohio Society, New York City, 1959 April 6.

Appointment books

1952

1957

1958

1959-1961

Daily notes

1951-1952

1959-1961

Diaries

1918-1924

1927-1930

1931-1934

1935-1939

1940-1941

1942-1944

1945-1946

1949-1950

1951 and 1955-1957

1951 July – December

1952 January – December

1953 January - December

1954

Transcripts of diaries, 1946 January – 1951 November

Bulletin, "Enemy-Tactics," X corps, number 10, Undated

Clippings

Invasion of the Philippines, 1945

XVI Corps, 1952

Correspondence

Undated

1942-1947

1951-1952

Day lists, 1945-1947

Fact sheet on guided missiles, 1958

Financial records

General, 1939-1940

Entertainment funds, 1947-1948

Pay vouchers, 1942-1946

Travel vouchers, 1949-1951.

4 illustrations including 1 depicting special car, U.S. Army, Jacksonville, Florida, undated; 1 depicting Allied Forces Corps Commander car, Saginaw, Texas? 1 depicting club lounge car, Red Bird, undated; and 1 depicting dining car, Savannah, Georgia, Undated

1 postcard depicting military convoy, undated

1 illustration depicting telephone terminal CF-1-B and experimental model of similar terminal, showing possible results of miniaturization program

Lists

Security classified papers, undated

Joint committee, undated.

Intelligence summaries on individuals in Japan issued by the Office of the Chief of Counter Intelligence, 1946

Important papers, 1946

Instructions issued by the Deputy Chief of Staff, Pacific Office, for personnel attending surrender ceremony, 1945 September 2, and those issued by the Office of the Commanding General to be presented to the Commanding General, First Japanese General Army, 1945 September 4

Names of congressmen, correspondents, commanders, and staffs, 1945-1946

Roster of officers holding a specified rank, 1946 August 7

General officers and other visitors invited to the armor conference, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1955 January 25

Maps, 1946

Memoranda

Undated

1931-1958

Messages

Undated

1942-1952

Note cards and notes, 1947 and undated

Orders

1934 April 13 - 1937 March 20

1937 April 1 – 1939 April 5

1939 April 11 – 1941 December 11

1942 February 28 – 1943 November 4

1944 January 15 – 1945 December 4

1946 January 15 – 1949 December 29

1948 January 24 – 1950 October 24

1951 June 21 – 1952 October 30

1956 February 21 – 1959 April 14

1957 April 12 – September 18

Organizational charts for Third Army, Seventh Army, Philippines-Ryukyus Command, Far East Command, and political and administrative agencies in Japan officially accredited by or otherwise related to SCAP, 1947.

Personal file, 1934-1958.

Press releases

Undated

1958

Reports

Mindoro-Marinduque report, 1945

Efficiency reports on general officers, 1948

"Reports of the Proceedings of the 41st Annual Meeting of the National Society Magna Charta Dames," 1950

X Corps periodic personnel reports, 1951

Reports from Europe, 1957-1959

Schedule, 1942-1959

Statements, 1955-1958.

Studies

Undated.

1925-1939.

1948.

Subject file

American Assembly, Arden House, Columbia University, New York, 1958

Army War College, 1950

Australia--Eleanor Roosevelt's trip, 1943

Fox River Valley Seminar on United States foreign policy, University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin, 1958 May 16-18.

Indo-China, 1957

MacKechnie, A. R., 1943

NATO Defense College

Undated

1955-1957

1957-1959

Sheridan, John Edward, 1946

Travel records.

General, 1947-1954.

Trips.

Alumni day trip to Ohio State University, 1956

Germany, 1956-1957

Japan, 1945-1947.

Korea, 1951-1954

London, 1957.

Naples, 1952-1953.

Northern Europe, 1955-1957.

Portugal, 1957

Southern Europe, 1956-1957.

Turkey, 1953

Writings by others, 1947-1958

Miscellany, 1945-1948

2011 July release of records 1944-1952

Photocopies of materials relating to surrender of Japan.

Albums

Clippings relating to the invasion of Japan, 1945

Tour of duty in the Pacific and Japan, 1942-1946

Tour of duty in Japan, 1946-1949

Tour of duty in Korea, 1951

Tour of duty in Japan, 1951-1952

Tour of duty of duty in Japan and Europe, 1952-1954

Rockhampton, Australia, area, 1943

Loose photographs

The Pacific, Japan, and Korea, undated

7 prints of British, German, and Spanish cavalry, circa 1925

6 oversize prints of Byers, undated

2 oversize prints depicting Byers with other officers of the 4th U.S. Cavalry at Fort McIntosh, Texas, January 1922; and with the first-year class, Command and General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, 1934-1935

5 negatives and 2 contact prints depicting unidentified individuals in an outdoor setting, undated

6 prints including 3 depicting Byers and other unidentified army officers, 1 depicting an open box, 2 depicting moving trains, undated

14 prints, including 5 illustrations depicting helicopter truck, glider cargo capacities, aircraft load and range characteristics, and the squad boxes, undated; and 9 prints depicting aircraft, parachute, gliders, and helicopters, undated

9 prints including 8 depicting Byers, Mrs. Byers, and their son; and 1 depicting 8 month old Glen Gray, Jr., undated

7 prints including 1 depicting Clovis Byers and Alden K. Sibley during his visit to the U.S. Army Engineer Division, New England, undated; 1 depicting the Watson children wishing a happy holiday season, undated; 2 prints depicting 2 Flak Boas, 1944 March 22; 2 prints depicting Byers sent to him to wish a happy Easter from Yokohama, Japan, 1947; and 1 print depicting Joseph Kormylo. Fort Gulick, Canal Zone, 1950 April

3 prints including 2 depicting a dog outside a house, 1952 May 29, and 1 commemorative photograph of the Japanese Imperial family, 1952 September 16