A Grenville Clark Hypothetical

Dunne, Gerald T.

Journal: Nova Law Review

Volume: 7

Year: 1982

Bluebook Citation: 7 NOVA L. REV. (1982)

Author: Gerald T. Dunne: all 12 publications


Abstract

In any discussion of Nuclear Weapons, Grenville Clark (1882- 1967) is an important figure. He had a long, happy, and successful life. Born to wealth, power, and position, his historic achievements included distinction in two wars-launching the Plattsburg training camps which were the catalyst of the Preparedness Movement in World War I, and in World War II virtually single-handedly securing the enactment of the Selective Service and Training Act of 1940 which produced a minimally armed America on the eve of Pearl Harbor.

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