Pictorial Study of Guam Air Depot: Prepared by the Control Office, September 28, 1944- February 6, 1945; June 10, 1945; June 30, 1945

The General Donald F. Stace Collection (1939-1971; undated) contains one box and .21 ft of material belonging to Brigadier General Donald F. Stace. The majority of the collection contains official photos of the United States Air Force, including photos of the 173rd anniversary of the Chaplain Corps; the Air Force Association banquet at Penn Harris Hotel; photos of a Consolidated B-24 Liberator with a note from Hill and Knowlton, the public relations firm in New York to the Consolidated Vultee San Diego plant; a photo of the Brazilian political Party arriving at Mine's Field, now known as the Los Angeles International Airport; and a photo of General Donald F. Stace visiting the North American Aviation company. The box also contains a note to Dr. Greiner, receiving the collection belonging to General Donald F. Stace for use in the History Department, several newsletter clippings of the North American Aviation Skywriter featuring General Stace, a biography of Brigadier General Donald F. Stace written by a student of Dr. Grenier, Congressional Record regarding "post-war Housing" printed on March 30, 1944; a brochure of the Guam Air Depot featuring photos of the Air Base'; a letter from Major General Charles E. Bradshaw announcing his retirement; a notice of the first purchase of the Eisenhower War Bond; and a memorandum that includes financial market updates from November 12, 1943 and the nomination of General Donald F. Stace to be Brigadier General. Lastly, it contains several speeches made by Brigadier General Donald F. Stace regarding Victory in Europe Day and messages encouraging workers to continue building more airplanes despite the fall of Germany.