Word: record
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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After a spell of convoy duty, he boarded the light cruiser Brooklyn in October, and went to Casablanca where he experienced his baptism by fire. Operation "Torch" was then the greatest amphibious undertaking in history, and Morison was on hand to record it, in all its complexities. The captain praised him after the battle, saying, "By his alert, active, analytical work in recording the events of the action; by his keen fighting spirit . . . ;and by his calm manner he contributed to the general and overall performance of the vessel...
After examining both the Japanese and German naval archives, and armed with a view of the war as a whole, he and his assistants then set out to record what they had seen and learned. In April, 1946, he returned to his Chair in the History Department and wrote the naval history "weekends, holiday, and other days before 0900 and after...
Taylor stated that "the American army is generally a civilian army in time of war, and plans never work out according to the way they're set up." Trying to record "not merely what was supposed to happen but what actually happened," Taylor and his group must have succeeded, as the fact that their case studies are still used in training in camps will testify...
Although the varsity trounced Holy Cross 12 to 5 early last spring, the Crusaders have improved noticeably and compiled a 7 and 3 record. Their offense is reported to be very much like Hoftra...
Nothing that Radcliffe figures were higher in both years, Kennedy added that the percentage for this year's Yardlings is nearer the average for the last decade than that of the Class of '61. "The record of the Class of '61 was somewhat disappointing," he explained...