Stubbs, Marshall

Undated interview with Maj. Gen. Marshall Stubbs by American Citizens for Honesty in Government. Interview notes made available to authors. 

In 1959, Major General Marshall Stubbs, the new Chief Chemical Officer, assessed the growing Soviet chemical threat ... 

The Personnel Division had a number of individual changes to record. Col. Marshall Stubbs in January had moved from Ninth Air Force to establish the chemical section for and become the deputy assistant chief of staff, G-4, of Advance Section, Conununications Zone (ADSEC), the mobile base section scheduled to operate directly behind the combat forces. ADSEC, as an important distribution agency and link between combat and SOS forces, was of considerable interest to the CWS ETO. The ability to discover ground forces chemical supply requirements and to meet them could well depend on the successful operation of the ADSEC Chemical Section. Maj. Ingalls S. Bradley of Supply Division soon joined Stubbs as his... 

Biographical Sketch, CMLHO Maj Gen Marshall Stubbs. Thirty-seven years old at the time of his appointment, Stubbs was a Regular Army officer and a Military Academy graduate. Of the prominent chemical officers in the European theater, he was the first who was too young to have had World War I experience. (2) Opns History of ADSEC COMZ ETOUSA, Oct 4J—10 Jul 45 (hereafter cited as History, ADSEC). 

It is apposite to note that cyclic 3-5 AMP [Lewin, S., Marshall, P., and Stubbs, G. manuscript in preparation] can lower the interfacial tension of water/air by several dynes also that ascorbate is effective in interfacial tension depression [30]. The stereochemistries of these two substances enable specific deadherences of hydrophobic groups and indicate the possibility of their involvement in specific genetic activities [Lewin, S. manuscript in preparation]. 

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