| [REPORT] INTER-ALLIED CO-OPERATION DURING COMBAT OPERATIONS |
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| FM 100-5 COORDINATING DRAFT |
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| A GUIDE TO INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY |
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| NOTE REGARDING CRACKS IN THE COALITION |
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| PRESENTATION OF ALLIED BATTLE- BRITISH FIRST ARMY FRONT |
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| PRESENTATION OF ALLIED BATTLE- BRITISH FIRST ARMY FRONT |
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| PRESENTATION OF ENFORCED INTEGRATION AT KASSERINE PASS |
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| VIGNETTES OF MILITARY HISTORY |
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| NOTES REGARDING DATES AND DIFFERENT CORPS |
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| APPENDIX 1, ALLIED OPERATIONS, TUNISIA, TO ANNEX A, INTEGRATED UNIT OPERATIONS, WORLD WAR II |
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| NOTES REGARDING DATES AND DIFFERENT CORPS |
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| NOTES FROM THEATRES OF WAR |
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| EARLY PHASES OF THE TUNISIAN CAMPAIGN |
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| COMMAND POST FOR IKE |
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| DIVIDED VIEWS OF AXIS COMMANDERS |
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| FIRST ARMY POSITIONS |
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| THEATER OF OPERATIONS, U.S. ARMY GROUND FORCES |
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| THE ALLIES PREPARE FOR DECISIVE ACTION |
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| SITUATION AND OPERATIONS REPORT OF THE FIRST INFANTRY DIVISION DURING THE PERIOD OF ITS OVERSEAS MOVEMENT, NORTH AFRICA AND SICILIAN CAMPAIGNS |
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| STATEMENT REGARDING COOPERATION AND UNDERSTANDING COULD BE OBTAINED AMONG THE ALLIED FORCES |
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| NOTES REGARDING 2ND BATTLE AT FONDOUK PASS |
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| [BOOK] ALEXANDER OF TUNIS AS MILITARY COMMANDER |
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| ORGANIZATION OF THE SUPPLY, NATOUSA |
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| REPORT REGARDING OFFICIAL HISTORY OF NEW ZEALAND IN THE WORLD WAR |
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| [REPORTS REGARDING HARDSHIPS] [WITH ATTACHMENTS] |
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| DIAGRAM REGARDING COMMUNICATIONS ZONE COMMAND RELATIONS BETWEEN HEADQUARTERS AAI AND OTHER HEADQUARTERS |
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| COMMAND CHART OF THE BRITISH LOFC UNDER AFHQ |
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| REPORT REGARDING THE ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS |
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| [BOOK CHAPTER] CHAPTER 10, QUARTERMASTER; ORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY QUARTERMASTER IN THE FIFTH ARMY |
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| COPY OF POLICIES OF THE TRANSPORTATION SECTION |
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| COORDINATION OF UNITED STATES ARMY AND FOREIGN MILITARY SYSTEMS |
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| A MILITARY ENCYCLOPEDIA, BASED ON OPERATIONS IN THE ITALIAN CAMPAIGNS |
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| REPORT ON MILITARY REVIEW |
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| A MILITARY ENCYCLOPEDIA, BASED ON OPERATIONS IN THE ITALIAN CAMPAIGNS |
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| FORMULATION OF A CIVILIAN LABOR POLICY |
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| ARMY GROUND FORCES BOARD AFHQ |
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| REPORT REGARDING FIELD ARTILLERY |
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| 5 ARMY HISTORY PART VIII, THE SECOND WINTER, ARMY STAFF OPERATIONS |
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| REPORT REGARDING SANGRO AND GASSINO |
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| REPORT REGARDING ENGINEER ACCOMPLISHMENTS |
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| QUARTERMASTER SUPPLY IN THE FIFTH ARMY IN WORLD WAR II |
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| CONTINENTAL ADVANCE SECTION |
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| CHART REGARDING ORGANIZATION, AFHO-NATOUSA |
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| PRESENTATION OF COMBINED STAFFS |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO DR BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING FROM WILLIAM P JONES REGARDING GEORGE BENN |
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| REPORT REGARDING ALLIED COOPERATION NORTH AFRICA |
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| REPORT REGARDING ALLIED EXPERIENCE, NORTH AFRICA/ MEDITERRANEAN WORD WAR II |
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| APPENDIX 3 TO ANNEX D- ENFORCED INTEGRATION OF STAFF AND LOGISTICS IN NORTH AFRICA |
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| REPORT REGARDING SUPPLIES AND TRANSPORT |
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| THE QUARTERMASTER CORPS; OPERATIONS IN THE WAR AGAINST GERMANY |
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| THE TECHNICAL SERVICES, THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT, ON BEACHHEAD AND BATTLEFRONT |
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| QUARTERMASTER ACTIVATES OF II CORPS THRU ALGERIA, TUNISIA, AND SICILY AND FIRST ARMY THRU EUROPE |
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| REPORT REGARDING FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS OF G-4 DIVISION NORTH AFRICAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS |
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| ADMINISTRATIVE LESSONS OF THE CAMPAIGN IN NORTH AFRICA |
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| REPORT REGARDING COMMUNICATIONS |
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| REPORT REGARDING CONVOY DISCIPLINE |
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| REPORT REGARDING COMMAND MISSIONS |
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| REPORT REGARDING THE INITIAL ASSAULT FORCE |
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| REPORT REGARDING CAPTAIN GRONICH, THE HEAD OF THE OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE DOCUMENTS SECTION |
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| [BOOK] "Q" THE NORTH-WEST AFRICA |
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| NOTES FROM THEATRES OF WAR |
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| REPORT ON FRENCH MILITARY FORCES |
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| CHART REGARDING BATTLE CASUALTIES SUSTAINED BY THE ALLIED FORCES IN THE4 TUNISIAN CAMPAIGN |
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| THE STORY OF THE FAMOUS 34TH INFANTRY DIVISION |
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| HANDBOOK ON THE BRITISH ARMY WITH SUPPLEMENTS ON THE ROYAL AIR FORCE AND CIVILIAN DEFENSE ORGANIZATIONS |
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| COMBAT OPERATIONS OF THE 1ST INFANTRY DIVISION DURING WORLD WAR II |
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| NOTES FROM THEATRES OF WAR |
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| ANALYTICAL GUIDE TO COMBINED RECORDS |
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| CORRESPONDENCE FROM JOHN CORNELIUS, TECHNICAL SERVICES TO LTC HIXSON, ORAL HISTORY REGARDING TRANSLATION OF CERTAIN SEGMENTS OF LUIS KOELTZ'S UNE CAMPAGNE QUE NOUS AVONS GAGNE |
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| NOTES REGARDING AFTER A DISASTER ONE TENDS TO CONCENTRATE ON ONE'S OWN FRONT |
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| REPORT REGARDING A CAMPAIGN WHICH WE WON |
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| NOTES REGARDING THE SEIZURE OF THE PASS AT FAID |
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| INVENTORY AND PERSPECTIVES AT THE END OF THE YEAR |
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| REPORT REGARDING THE ALLIED PLANS |
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| REPORT REGARDING THE ATTACK IS BEING PREPARED |
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| REPORT REGARDING AT THE COMMAND POST OF THE 19TH CORPS |
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| NOTE REGARDING FREDENHALL'S FAILURES |
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| NOTES REGARDING REORGANIZATION OF THE HIGH COMMANDS |
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| NOTES REGARDING THE PROCESS OF WITHDRAWING HIS CONTINGENTS FROM THEIR ADVANCED POSITIONS |
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| NOTE REGARDING THE END OF THE ALLIED CRISIS |
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| CRISIS IN THE 2D AMERICAN CORPS |
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| NOTES REGARDING THE TROOPS THAT HAD BEEN DEVASTATED |
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| CONCLUSION RO RECAPTURING THE EASTERN DORSALE |
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| NOTES REGARDING GENERALANDERSON ORGANIZING A GREAT PARADE |
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| CONCLUSIONS REGARDING GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS |
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| THE FIRST CANADIANS OVERSEAS |
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| ALARUMS AND EXCURSIONS |
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| PORTS, ROUTES AND LINES OF COMMUNICATIONS |
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| THE FIFTY-SECOND (LOWLAND) DIVISION |
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| SOUTH OF THE SOMME |
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| ALLIED COMMAND AND CONTROL ON SEINE-AISNE FRONT |
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| THE LINES OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM |
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| ALLIED COMMAND AND CONTROL ON SEINE-AISNE FRONT |
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| FRANCE AND SOUTHERN ENGLAND |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING, PH.D REGARDING CHRISTMAS GREETING |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING, PH.D REGARDING ANSWERED QUESTIONS |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO DR. COOLING FROM BASIL KARSLAKE REGARDING FINDING "1940" INTERESTING |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING REGARDING "1940: THE LAST ACT" |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO DR. COOLING FROM BASIL KARSLAKE REGARDING IN NOT ANSWERING A LETTER |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COOLING, PH.D. REGARDING A SHORT INTERIM |
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| CORRESPONDENCE TO MAJOR KARSLAKE FROM BENJAMIN COOLING REGARDING LETTER OF 28 SEPTEMBER AND THE ENCLOSED MAPS |
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