Carlson, Evans Fordyce, 1896-1947

卡尔逊, 埃文思・福代斯, 1896-1947

found: His Evans F. Carlson on China at war, 1937-1941, 1993:t.p. (Evans F. Carlson) p. 73 (Evans Fordyce Carlson; d. 1947)

found: LC data base, 1-17-95 (hdg.: Carlson, Evans Fordyce, 1896-1947; usage: Evans Fordyce Carlson)

found: Zhong liu di zhu, 2017:p. 1 of preface (Evans Fordyce Carlson; 埃文思・福代斯・卡尔逊 = Aiwensi Fudaisi Kaerxun; 1896-1947)

found: The raider, 2025:CIP galley (Evans Carlson from New England; retired as a general, United States Marine Corps; created one of America's first special operations forces, a battalion of Marine Raiders; in the 1930s he embedded as an observer with China's communist army and traveled with them for months behind Japanese lines; Marine intelligence officer in China; born in New York; raised in Vermont; joined the U.S. Army at age 16, lied that he was 22; served in World War I; joined the Marine Corps in 1922; commissioned officer; served also in Nicaragua)