The following entries constitute an online addendum to the published piece in Prologue , which spotlights examples of "acknowledgments" to archivists working at the National Archives and Records Administration NARA , as found in various works of nonfiction. Time and resources permitting, the present list will be supplemented with additional entries as they become known.
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Ackerman, Kenneth D. Young J. Edgar were the Library of Congress in Washington D. Both institutions once again proved themselves to be true national gems At the National Archives, archivists including Fred Romanski, Alan Walker, and Marian Smith came through for me time after time when I needed help in deciphering the complex systems of records from the era.
Ahlberg, Kristin L. Aid, Matthew M. I would also like to extend his most heartfelt thanks to the staff of the National Archives at College Park, Maryland, for helping me conduct my research over the past two decades.
I will always remain deeply indebted to the late John E. Taylor, the doyen of military archivists at the National Archives, whose encyclopedic knowledge of the records based on his fifty years at the archives was unparalleled anywhere. His passing in September at the age of eighty-seven marks the end of an era. They are wonderful people. Aiken, Charles. Aldrich, Mark. Algeo, Matthew. Allen, Susan Heuck. Anderson, Edgar Leo. Taylor, who gave me the impetus to persevere over the years and complete this manuscript.
