| [INVITATION] MAYOR AND MRS. JOHN O. LESLIE REQUEST THE PLEASURE OF YOUR COMPANY AT THE RECEPTION HONORING FOURTH OF JULY SPEAKERS� |
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| [PROGRAM] OXFORD-LAFAYETTE COUNTY INDEPENDENCE DAY WORSHIP SERVICE [1 OF 5] |
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| [PROGRAM] OXFORD-LAFAYETTE COUNTY INDEPENDENCE DAY WORSHIP SERVICE [2 OF 5] |
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| [PAMPHLET] FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: MORNING/EVENING WORSHIP |
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| [PROGRAM] OXFORD-LAFAYETTE COUNTY INDEPENDENCE DAY WORSHIP SERVICE [3 OF 5] |
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| [PROGRAM] OXFORD-LAFAYETTE COUNTY INDEPENDENCE DAY WORSHIP SERVICE [4 OF 5] |
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| [PROGRAM] OXFORD-LAFAYETTE COUNTY INDEPENDENCE DAY WORSHIP SERVICE [5 OF 5] |
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| [NOTE] GEORGANNE MCCOLLOUGH; CLINTON, MS |
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| [POEM] "WE DON'T HAVE MANY VOCAL FRIENDS LEFT IN THE WORLD." |
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| [NOTE] 15 JULY 1779; OUR OFFICERS AND MEN BEHAVED LIKE MEN� |
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| [BOOKLET] THE UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY: A FUNDAMENTAL NATIONAL INSTITUTION; WEST POINT: A SPECIAL PLACE |
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| [OUTLINE] UNION JACK |
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| [OUTLINE] GERMAN PERSPECTIVE OF USA |
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| [NEWSPAPER CLIPPING] FUN RUN ONLY ONE OF THREE FULL DAYS OF FOURTH CELEBRATION |
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| [NOTE] LOVE OUR ENEMIES� |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: AUNT LUCILLE; TO: LIEUTENANT GENERAL AND MRS. SIDNEY B. BERRY; REGARDING: FAMILY |
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| [NOTE] SERVICE TO THE REPUBLIC; WORLD WAR II |
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| [NOTE] STURDIANT |
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| [NOTE] SAT. 2 JULY |
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| [PHONE NUMBER] LUCULLE; (601) 234-2736 |
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| [DRAFT] CONGRATULATORY LETTER TO OXFORD'S GRAND MARSHALS |
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| [NOTE] 30 JUNE 83; MR. TOM DUBOIS |
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| [NOTE] AMERICA, THIS IS ABOUT SOLDIERING AND SOLDIERS |
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| [DRAFT] HANK KEEN |
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| [EULOGY] EULOGY DELIVERED BY MAJOR GENERAL SIDNEY B. BERRY, SUPERINTENDENT, UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY, AT THE MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR GENERAL CREIGHTON W. ABRAMS, CHIEF OF STAFF, UNITED STATES ARMY, IN THE CHAPEL OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY, FRIDAY, 6 SEPT |
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| [REPORT] SOME PERTINENT EXCERPTS FROM OFFICERS' EFFICENCY REPORTS |
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| [KEYNOTE ADDRESS] UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY, WEST POINT, NEW YORK, 10 MAY 1972; JUNIOR OFFICER LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP |
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| [CHRONOLOGY] SOME REFLECTIONS |
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| [NOTE] SEC. ARMY |
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| [POEM] BITING THE BULLET |
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| [PRAYER] STANDING AS I DO IN VIEW OF GOD AND ETERNITY� |
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| [PRAYER] PAUL FROM PRISON TO COLOSSIANS 4:2 |
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| [NOTE] MILTON: OF EDUCATION |
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| [PRAYER] GALATIANS 3: 26-29 |
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| [POEM] THE CLOCK OF LIFE |
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| [NOTE] ABE |
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| [NOTE] MY GOD, MEN NEVER SMILE |
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| [CARD] THE MISSION OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY IS TO EDUCATE, TRAIN AND MOTIVATE THE CORP OF CADETS� |
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| [NOTE] TRUST IN GOD |
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| [ARTICLE] EXITING GRACEFULLY |
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| [MEMORANDUM] EXPLANATION OF PHOTO |
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| [NEWSPAPER CLIPPING] DUTY, HONOR (AND SELF) |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: BRIGADIER GENERAL DEWITT C. SMITH, JR.; TO: LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIDNEY B. BERRY, JR.; REGARDING: REMARKS |
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| [ARTICLE] ESSENCES OF THE AMERICAN ARMY, 1970 |
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| [NEWSPAPER CLIPPING] AUTHOR WARD JUST TAKES A VIEW IN 'MILITARY MEN' |
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| [BOOK REVIEW] MILITARY CHPLAINS |
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| [EXCERPT] "TOUGH-MINDEDNESS AND THE CASE METHOD:' PP. 15 & 24; WILLIAM JAMES [2 COPIES] |
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| [EXCERPT] EXCERPTS FROM A LECTURE BY GENERAL SIR ANTHONY READ, BRITSH QUARTERMASTER GENERAL |
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| [QUOTE] MAJOR GENERAL JOHN M. SCHOFIELD'S DEFINITION OF DISCIPLINE [2 COPIES] |
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| [ROSTER] CHIEF OF PERSONNEL OPERATIONS |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: GENERAL CARTER B. MAGRUDER; TO: GENERAL W.C. WESTMORELAND; REGARDING: ARMY'S PROBLEMS |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: CAPTAIN JAMES D. MCMILLAN; TO: GENERAL W.C. WESTMORELAND; REGARDING: RELEASE FROM ACTIVE DUTY |
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| [REPORT] COUNSELING |
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| [POEM] FAREWELL [1 OF 3] |
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| [POEM] FAREWELL [2 OF 3] |
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| [POEM] FAREWELL [3 OF 3] |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: MRS. SHIRLEY A. FULDA; TO: MR. RICHARD BOLLING; REGARDING: SON CHUCK |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: MR. RICHARD BOLLING; TO: MR. MELVIN R. LAIRD; REGARDING: MRS. SHIRLEY A. FULDA |
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| [ARTICLE] A WRITER SAYS HIS GOOD-BYE TO VIETNAM |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: BRIGADIER GENERAL DEWITT C. SMITH, JR.; TO: MAJOR GENERAL SIDNEY B. BERRY, JR.; REGARDING: LBJ CORRESPONSENCE |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: BRIGADIER GENERAL DEWITT C. SMITH, JR.; TO: FORMER PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON; REGARDING: CIVIL RIGHTS SYMPOSIUM |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: FORMER PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON; TO: BRIGADIER GENERAL DEWITT C. SMITH, JR.; REGARDING: CIVIL RIGHTS SYMPOSIUM |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] REMARKS BY THE HONORABLE LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON, CIVIL RIGHTS SYMPOSIUM, DECEMBER 12, 1972 |
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| [REPORT] RANGER DEPARTMENT DINING-IN CEREMONY (STANDING OPERATING PROCEDURE) |
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| [ARTICLE] 35 |
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| [ARTICLE] THE LONG GRAY PAST OF NIXON'S NEW HALDEMAN: MR. T & COLONEL HAIG |
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| [QUOTE] THE FELLOWSHIP OF FORGIVEN SINNERS |
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| [NOTE] CREATE IN ME A CLEAR HEART� |
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| [NOTE] BREVARD PISGAH FOREST |
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| [NOTE] GET ST. MAURICE QUOTE FROM JIM FORD |
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| [QUOTE] "WE SIT BY AND WATCH THE BARBARIAN, WE TOLERATE HIM:�" |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: SERGEANT GETTY; TO: GENERAL SIDNEY B. BERRY, JR.; REGARDING: POEM |
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| [NOTE] BUD SPARLING |
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| [NOTE] BENINGBROUGH HALL |
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| [QUOTE] JESUS SAID, "HAVE FAITH IN GOD. I TELL YOU THIS:�" |
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| [QUOTE] LETTER FROM SUPERINTENDENT ROBERT E. LEE TO GEN JOSEPH G. TOTTEN, CHIEF OF ENGINEERS, WASHINGTON, DC, 30 NOV. 1852 |
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| [NOTE] DEAN POUNCEY |
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| [NOTE] THE INDIVIDUAL ALONE ACTS AND IS RESPONSIBLE. |
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| [NOTE] KIRBY |
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| [NOTE] BROOKLYN HTS.: THE LAST DETAIL |
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| [NOTE] MOTIVATION IS THE JOB OF US ALL AT USMA |
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| [NOTE] POST NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ON SVC IN PX |
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| [NOTE] CUTLER |
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| [NOTE] ESSENCE OF COMMUNICATION |
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| [QUOTE] IF YOU WANT TO LEAD, GET OUT IN FRONT |
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| [CORRESPONSENCE] FROM: SBB; TO: PAT; REGARDING: ADDRESS |
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| [NOTE] CRAIG RANDALL HUTCHINSON, CAPTAIN, UNITED STATES ARMY |
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| [NOTE] FR. WILLIAM B. SMITH |
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| [QUOTE] LEE'S LIEUTENANTS |
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| [NOTE] "BE A HERO EVERYDAY" |
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| [QUOTE] TENSION |
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| [QUOTE] THE PRICE OF HATING OTHER HUMAN BEINGS IS LOVING ONESELF LESS. |
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| [QUOTE] "FROM THESE GREY WALLS�" |
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| [NOTE] DUTY; HONOR; COUNTRY |
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| [QUOTE] "CHRISTIAN LIFE IS WORKING OUT GOD'S LIFE WITHIN US�" |
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| [NOTE] FOUNDERS DAY TALK |
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| [PRAYER] PRAYER FOR CHRISTMAS - FRANK BORMAN - DECEMBER 1969 |
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| [PAMPHLET] THE CADET CHAPEL: MORNING WORSHIP |
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| [ARTICLE] A MILITARY WITHOUT MIND OR SOUL |
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| [NOTE] THOUGHTS ON A DRAMATIC PRESENTATION - HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY USING THE ARMY FLAD AND ITS BATTLE STREAMERS AS A VEHICLE |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE] FROM: CS; TO: CG: REGARDING: MUSIC |
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