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We Few: The Marine Corps 400 in the War against Japan
James R. Dickenson
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| #2205162 in Books | Naval Institute Press | 2001-09-25 | Ingredients: Example Ingredients | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.18 x.87 x6.30l,.0 | File type: PDF | 256 pages | ||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| There was another Marine program for officers in 1945|By John C. Thompson|James R. Dickenson, a Korean War Marine lieutenant, has done a marvelous job in telling about the 400 Marines who were part of the Marine's Special Officers Candidate School (SOCS). I found of great interest that not only were the "400" part of the Dept. Of Navy's V-12 college commissioning program, but a|About the Author|James R. Dickenson, a freelance writer living in metropolitan Washington, was a reporter, editor, and columnist for the Washington Post, United Press International, and other news organizations. He served as an officer in the Marine Corps
Desperate for junior officers to meet the wartime demands of its rapid expansion and to replace the mounting casualties in its Pacific battles, the U.S. Marine Corps convened a Special Officer Candidate School (SOCS) at Camp Lejeune in 1944. This special class was to augment the regular Officer Candidates School (OCS) at Quantico, which was operating at full capacity. The young candidates had been enlisted in the V-12 officers procurement program and called to active ...
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