| [SECTION OF MEMOIR] THE FALL OF BURMA |
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| [COVER PAGE] RAILWAY NORTH OF THE CLOUDS, WHITE PASS AND YUKON |
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| [TABLE OF CONTENTS REGARDING RAILWAY NORTH OF THE CLOUDS - WHITE PASS AND YUKON] |
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| [MAP OF YUKON TERRITORY] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR] THAT WASN'T A RIDE: THAT WAS A CAREER |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING COUNTRY DORMANT IN WINTERTIME] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING TRAINMEN WERE ABOUT WORN OUT] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THERMOMETER REGISTERED 50 BELOW ZERO] |
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| [GRAPH] CONDENSED PROFILE WHITE PASS AND YUKON RAILROAD |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING RAILWAY, LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING LOCOMOTIVES ARE SO BADLY FROZEN] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING NO. 2 LEFT WHITEHORSE, IT GOT TO SKAGWAY ONE WEEK LATER] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING JOE WAS IN A DAZE] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING BACK IN SKAGWAY] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING FROZEN ENGINE] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING TRAIN ENGINE] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING LEAD ENGINE, REVERSE LEVER, ROTARY] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING PROCEED TO SKAGWAY] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THAT WASN'T A RIDE, THAT WAS A CAREER] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING BOYS IN MESS HALL] |
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| CIRCULAR NO. 726 |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR] WAITING FOR THE RAILROAD - ALMOST |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING SPRAY AND DARKNESS] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING WHITE PASS] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL GRAY, JR. TO JOHN E. AUSLAND REGARDING LEASED FACILITIES] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING WORD OF THIS REACHED SKAGWAY] |
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| [SECTION OF MEM/ OPERATION FOR A FEW DAYS] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING WHEN THE LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING AIR CUSHION SEATS, HOSTESSES] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING NATURALLY FAULT FINDERS] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THE HAND THAT LAYS THE GOLDEN EGG] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING ELEMENT AT WHITEHORSE] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING STANLEY] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING NIGHT CLUBS] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING STANLEY, BOAT CAME IN 12 HOURS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING LEAVING WITH THREE COACHES] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THAT NIGHT] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR] TOO COLD TO RUN TRAINS |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THREE ENGINES TO PULL THE FREIGHT] |
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| [CHART] DAILY TEMPERATURES ON THE WHITE PASS AND YUKON |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING ROTARY, FIVE ENGINES] |
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| [CHART] DAILY TEMPERATURES ON THE WHITE PASS AND YUKON WITH WEEKLY TONNAGES SHOWN DOTTED |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING LAST DAY OF THE YEAR, THE INSPECTOR GENERAL] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THAT WOULD BE THE CASE NOW] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THE COLONEL LAUGHED] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING DOUBT THAT ANY OF US WANT TO INHERIT YOUR JOB RIGHT NOW] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING FROZEN AND BURST LUBRICATOR] |
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| [CHART] ROAD ENGINES WORKING EACH DAY |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING TO THEIR OWN AND OTHER TRAINS] |
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| [ILLUSTRATION OF TWO SOLDIERS WEARING COATS CONVERSING IN THE SNOW] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING BACKING AROUND A SHARP CURVE] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING TRACK FAR ENOUGH] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING COMMANDING GENERAL SENT ME NORTH] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING IF HE COULD GET HER TO BEHAVE] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING YOU COULD HAVE HEARD A PIN DROP] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR] TOO WARM TO RUN TRAINS |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING IT'S BEEN THAT WAY FOR 40 YEARS] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THE TRAIN AND ENGINEMEN ARE AVERAGING ELEVEN HOURS' WORK A DAY] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THEIR OD'S TO WORK] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THE COLONEL IGNORED THE QUESTION AND CONTINUED] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL GRAY, JR. TO JOHN E. AUSLAND REGARDING LETTER PROPOSAL, ACCEPTANCE OF THE CORPORATION OF THE WHITE PASS AND YUKON ROUTE] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING MY REGULAR REPORTS, COLONEL TO NORTHWEST SERVICE COMMAND AND TO YOUR OFFICE ARE MILITARY] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING YOU DIDN'T REPORT THAT] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THE WEATHER HAD WARMED UP] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM COLONEL JOHNSON TO COMMANDING GENERAL, NORTHWEST SERVICE COMMAND REGARDING COMMENDATION] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING CAN DIG OUT THE 200 MEN - NEXT SPRING] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM R.H. VANHOOSE TO BRIGADIER GENERAL O'CONNER REGARDING THANKS FOR THE SPLENDID SERVICE RENDERED] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING OUR MAIN CONCERN] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM BETCHEL PRICE CALLAHAN TO JOHN E. AUSLAND REGARDING APPRECIATION FOR COOPERATION, EFFICIENCY] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING EVERYONE ISN'T] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING BUT THE PAYOFF MIGHT BE IN THE COMING INVASIONS] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM L. ELWOOD JOSES TO GENERAL O'CONNOR REGARDING APPRECIATION OF THIS FINE COOPERATION, JOHN E. AUSLAND] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING BEFORE THE TRAIN LEFT] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING WHEN THE TRAIN STOPPED AT GLACIER TO TAKE WATER] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THAT'S SNOW AND ICE, MAJOR] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR] WE'RE GOING TO RUN TRAINS JUST LIKE THAT |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING THE NECESSITY OF HAULING PASSENGER CARS IN LIEU OF LOADED FREIGHT CARS FROM SKAGWAY TO WHITEHORSE TO PROVIDE FOR OUTBOUND TROOP MOVEMENTS] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING WHEN I HAD FINISHED READING IT] |
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| [GRAPH] ROAD ENGINES WORKING EACH DAY |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING I KNEW THIS WOULD NOT TAKE PLACE] |
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| [GRAPH] ROAD ENGINES WORKING EACH DAY |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING RAILROADING ON THE PLAINS] |
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| [REPORT] CIVILIAN TRAIN CREWS AND MILITARY RAILWAY SERVICE CO C. ON W.P. AND Y.R. |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING STRUGGLING WITH THE ENGINES FOR MANY HOURS] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM STANLEY J. GAETZ TO SIR REGARDING STILL TIED UP, BAD WEATHER, NOT MUCH NEWS] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING YOU'RE GOING TO COOL OFF A WHOLE LOT MORE IN THE NEXT 24 DAYS] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM UNDETERMINED TO J.E. AUSLAND REGARDING WEATHER CONDITIONS, TROOP MOVEMENT, LIGHT TRAINS, JERRY GAETZ] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM A.D. GABRIEL TO UNDETERMINED REGARDING NEWS NOTES FROM HOME FRONT] |
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| [SECTION OF MEMOIR REGARDING COLONEL PAUL WAS HAVING THE SAME TROUBLE WITH THE SAME WEATHER AND THE SAME CIVILIZATIONS] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL GRAY, JR. TO JOHN E. AUSLAND REGARDING APPRECIATION OF YOUR MOST COMPLETE REPORT, BEST WISHES] |
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| [POSTCARD][PANORAMIC DRAWING OF GENERAL VIEW OF MOSCOW AND THE KREMLIN] |
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| [POSTCARD][PANORAMIC DRAWING OF GENERAL VIEW OF MOSCOW] |
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| [SCRAPBOOK REGARDING RUSSIA AND HOLLAND FOR NATHAN K. AVERILL] |
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| [SCRAPBOOK REGARDING RUSSIAN COURT FOR NATHAN K. AVERILL] |
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| [JOURNAL REGARDING SHOP OPERATIONS] |
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| [NOTE REGARDING RECEIPT OF UNDETERMINED] |
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| TRAINING CIRCULAR NUMBER 1: TROOP SCHOOLS |
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| SPECIAL ORDERS NUMBER 53 [REGARDING REDUCTIONS IN BATTALION] |
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| SPECIAL ORDERS NUMBER 30 [REGARDING APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS] |
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| [ORGANIZATION LIST OF SERVICE BATTERY 364TH FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION, CAMP MC COY, WISCONSIN] |
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| [LICENSE FROM STATE OF NEW YORK TO CARRY PISTOL FOR STANLEY M. BACHMURSKI] |
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