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Eisenhower’s aide is taken prisoner
In a carefully worded handwritten letter, Eisenhower informed the parents of his aide-de-camp that their son is missing and thought to be a POW. War-time ALS’s by Ike to non-family members are almost never heard of, much less seen. To see the letter and read the story of his aide’s capture — and escape — see the most recent issue of Manuscripts. The article can be read in a link under Articles in the Resource tab.
Eisenhower’s aide is taken prisoner
In a carefully worded handwritten letter, Eisenhower informed the parents of his aide-de-camp that their son is missing and thought to be a POW. War-time ALS’s by Ike to non-family members are almost never heard of, much less seen. To see the letter and read the story of his aide’s capture — and escape — see the most recent issue of Manuscripts. The article can be read in a link under Articles in the Resource tab.