Kobe / Osaka / Tokyo / Nome / Washington / D.C. / Mitchel / Cleveland / Detroit / Indianapolis / New York City / New York / Alameda / Pablo Beach / Nagoya / San Diego / Camp Dick / /
Company
Space Technology Laboratories / Rockwell / Bendix / Shell Oil Company / /
Continent
America / Europe / South America / /
Country
Ecuador / France / United Kingdom / China / Chile / Poland / Belgium / United States / /
Event
Person Travel / Employment Change / /
Facility
Floyd Bennett Airport / Institute of Aeronautical Science / Naval Air Station / University of California / Los Angeles Junior College / Headquarters Army Air Force / Walter Reed Hospital / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / University of California School / /
IndustryTerm
fog flying equipment / aircraft carrier / /
Organization
University of California / Institute of Aeronautical Science / Specialist Reserve Corps / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / 8th Air Force / University of California School of Mines / Army / Los Angeles Junior College / 15th Air Force / Air Force / Air Corps / 385th Bomb Squadron / Walter Reed Hospital / Signal Corps / Curtiss Navy / School of Military Aeronautics / 12th Air Force / 104th Aero Squadron / Naval Test Board / Air Service Mechanical School / White House / Headquarters Army Air Force / Air Force Association / Army Board / /
Person
Kelly Field / James Harold Doolittle / Roosevelt / James "Jimmy" Doolittle / H.H. Arnold / JAMES H. DOOLITTLE / /
Position
Gee Bee racer / president / vice president / General / flight leader / chief of staff / air commander / lieutenant general / assistant district supervisor / named manager of the Aviation Department / Lt. Col. / second lieutenant / racer / lieutenant colonel / first president / leader / chairman / director / special assistant / First Lieutenant / adviser / Major General / commanding general of the North African Strategic Air Forces / member / /
Product
B-25 / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Alaska / Indiana / Louisiana / New York / Michigan / California / Texas / Florida / Massachusetts / /
GENERAL JAMES H. DOOLITTLE Retired May 10, 1946, Advanced to general June 1985, Died Sept. 27, 1993 Medal of Honor recipient, pioneering holder of speed records, leader of first aerial attack on the Japanese mainland