"General Littlejohn Collection" "Passing in Review" is a miscellaneous collection of studies, reports, and personal reminiscences by General Littlejohn and former members of the staff of the OCQM, ETO. The first seventeen are brief personal comments and evaluations of the "Operational Studies" mentioned above, to each of which one of the seventeen studies has been appended as an exhibit. The rest of this series, 54 chapters in all, was prepared in the United States in the period 1945-55 - See Bibliographical Note in, "The Quartermaster Corps: Operations in the War Against Germany" by William F. Bass and Charles F. Romanus (p. 752). "17 chapters of Passing In Review, an aborted history of the Quartermaster Corps in the ETO in WW II, edited and partially written by General Littlejohn; a second volume, published by the Quartermaster School, Fort Lee, Va., in March 1962, "Storage and distribution of quartermaster supplies in the European Theater of Operations in World War II", contains photographs, biographical and anecdotal information about many vital services the Quartermaster Corps performed in WW II. Editor and author, Littlejohn, was assisted by some of his chiefs of division and base section Quartermasters, who actually engaged in the operations. There are photographs and biographical accounts in the chapters they contributed. Photographs have been removed to photograph file."