page_title: Robert H. McDowell
hierarchical_section_title: Robert H. McDowell
caption_attribution_description: Српски / srpski: Америчка војна мисија код ЈВУО. Пуковник Роберт Мекдауел, капетани Џорџ Мусулин и Ник Лалић, генерал Драгољуб Михаиловић, поручник Мајкл Рајачић, 6. септембра 1944. у селу Прањани.English: General Mihailovic with the members of the US military mission, Operation Halyard 1944. This version of the photograph is reversed left-right.Français&#160;: Des agents de la mission de renseignement de l'Office of Strategic Services des États-Unis avec le général Draža Mihailović. Cette version de la photographie est inversée horizontalement. De droite à gauche (sur cette version inversée)&#160;: le lieutenant Michael Rajacich, le général Draža Mihailović, le capitaine Nick Lalich (OSS), le capitaine George Musulin (OSS) et le colonel Robert McDowell (OSS). [1]
context_page_description: Robert Harbold McDowell was an American historian and intelligence officer who worked for the Office of Strategic Services during World War II. McDowell, an expert on the Near East, was a professor of Balkan history at the University of Michigan. During World War II he was an OSS desk officer in Cairo and between August and November 1944 a member of an American mission Ranger, to the Chetniks, where he participated in negotiations with Germans to surrender their troops to Chetniks and Americans, and in Operation Halyard, to organize transport of the Allied pilots rescued by Chetniks. In some works he has been described as a man of "violently pro-Chetnik prejudices".
context_section_description: Robert Harbold McDowell (1894—1980) was an American historian and intelligence officer who worked for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) during World War II. McDowell, an expert on the Near East, was a professor of Balkan history at the University of Michigan. During World War II he was an OSS desk officer in Cairo and between August and November 1944 a member of an American mission Ranger, to the Chetniks, where he participated in negotiations with Germans to surrender their troops to Chetniks and Americans, and in Operation Halyard, to organize transport of the Allied pilots rescued by Chetniks. In some works he has been described as a man of "violently pro-Chetnik prejudices".
caption: McDowell, first on the left, with other members of his team with Mihailovic, 6 September 1944
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