Army Industrial College

Army and Navy Munitions Board was established in 1922 and an Army Industrial College in 1924. ... 

Appraisals of the SWPC are contained in the following lectures given at the Army Industrial College W. D. Denit, War Production in Small Hants, 13 Dec 46, ICAF L47-54 B. T. Bonnot, Problems of Small War Plants in Industrial Mobilization, 28 Mar 46. ICAF L46-61 and R. C. Enos, Utilization of Smaller Plants, 23 Mar 49, ICAF L49-108. All in ICAF Library. 

Minutes Interdepartmental Group on Materiel Demobilization Planning, Dir of Industrial Demobilization ASF. (2) Brig Gen W. F. Tompkins address before Army Industrial College, 5 Jan... 

Carnot soon realized that he did not have the temperament of a soldier and in 1818 left the army. After leaving the army Carnot took up residence in his father s former Paris apartment, and was presumably supported by his family whiile he attended classes at Sorbonne, the College de France, and the Conservatoire des Arts et Metiers. He also frequently visited factories and workshops, both to see steam engines actually in use, and to learn more about the economics of such industrial use of energy. There were rumors that he did at least on a lew occasions receive some consultant s fees for his advise, but there was no clear documentary evidence of this. In 1827 he returned to active militaiy seiwice with the rank of captain, but this lasted only a little more than a year. He resigned in 1828 and died of cholera four years later in Paris. 

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