| [ARMY SERVICE EXPERIENCES QUESTIONNAIRE FOR STANTON G. DARLING] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] SPRING AND THE END IS CLOSE |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] THE 82/ND [AIRBORNE] DIVISION AT THE RHINE AND ELBE RIVERS, APRIL AND MAY 1945 THE LAST HURRAH! |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] PARATROOPER TRAINING |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] NORMANDY-THE COTENTIN PENINSULA |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] "OPERATION HUSKY"-SICILY INVASION-JULY 9-10, 1943 [WITH ATTACHMENTS] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] PARACHUTE INFANTRY TRAINING-[FORT] BENNING GEORGE-JULY 1942 |
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| [ARMY SERVICE EXPERIENCES QUESTIONNAIRE FOR WILLIAM T. DUNFEE] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] PRE-"MARKET-GARDEN" [WITH ATTACHMENTS] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] ARDENNES CAMPAIGN "THE BULGE" DECEMBER 1944, [JANUARY [AND] FEBRUARY] 1945 [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] AN ARTILLERY SHAVETAIL IN THE E.T.O. |
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| [BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF WENDELL W. ELLENWOOD] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] THE POLISH UNDERGROUND ARMY [WITH ATTACHMENTS] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] THE 99TH INFANTRY DIVISION IN THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] THE EXPERIENCES OF FIRST LIEUTENANT JAMES E. BADGERO EUROPE (ETO) WORLD WAR II 1942-1945 |
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| [ARMY SERVICE EXPERIENCES QUESTIONNAIRE FOR BENSON HOUGH BAKER] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] THE ARTILLERY OBSERVER |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] ACTION ON THE USS ARKANSAS |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] A RETURN TO NORMANDY AND THE BULGE AFTER 50 YEARS |
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| [SPEECH REGARDING NORMANDY] |
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| [CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FOR HERBERT M. BARNES REGARDING HIS CONTRIBUTION TO THE LIBERATION OF LUXEMBOURG IN 1944-1945] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] A REPORT FOR THE [UNITED STATES] ARMY MILITARY HISTORY INSTITUTE |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] TASK FORCE "6814" |
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| [MAP REGARDING GERMANY] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] OPERATION MARKET-GARDEN 506 PARACHUTE REGIMENT, 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER, 1944 |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] 9TH AIR FORCE ACCOUNT OF [STAFF SERGEANT] BAUER |
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| [ARMY SERVICE EXPERIENCES QUESTIONNAIRE FOR GEORGE K. BERNHARD, JR.] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] FROM HELL TO FREEDOM THE 4501ST PROVISIONAL TRUCK COMPANY AT DACHAU [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] THREE YEARS, THREE MONTHS, AND ELEVEN DAYS-BUT WHO WAS COUNTING! A PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF SERVICE IN THE [UNITED STATES] ARMED FORCES IN WORLD WAR II |
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| [BOOKLET] DATES [AND] PLACES OR THE TRAVELS AND TRAVAILS OF THE WANDERING 134TH ORDNANCE MEDIUM MAINTENANCE COMPANY |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] A G.I. THE [LIEUTENANT], AND "LONG TOMS" DESTROY A JERRY CONVOY F-CO 85TH MOUNTAIN INFANTRY [REGIMENT] UNITED STATES ARMY MARCH 1945, NEAR [MOUNT] DELLA TORRACIA, ITALY |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] NORMANDY TO THE ROER-29TH INFANTRY DIVISION [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] USO SHOWS DURING WORLD WAR II |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] MISSION TO HAMBURG AND [PRISONER OF WAR] EXPERIENCE [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] COMBAT ACTIONS OF "S" BATTERY, 903D FA BATTALION, 78TH INFANTRY DIVISION |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] 1ST PLATOON, COMPANY "D" 85TH REGIMENT 10TH MOUNTAIN DIVISION-1945 [WITH ATTACHMENTS] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] RETURN TO ITALY---1994 |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM MARGARET HENRY FLEMING TO COLONEL THOMAS W. SWEENEY REGARDING BRONZE STAR QUESTIONS] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH OF 2 WOMEN, WITH 1 LOOKING AT A NEWSPAPER AND 1 DRESSED IN A DARK COAT WITH THE RED CROSS INSIGNIA ON HER SHOULDER STANDING IN FRONT OF A NEWSPAPER STAND BESIDE A SOLDIER WITH A RIFLE OVER HIS SHOULDER] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] WITH THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IN THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE CLERVAUX, LUXEMBOURG DECEMBER 1944 |
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| [MEMORANDUM FROM [MAJOR GENERAL] NORMAN D. COTA TO HARVEY D. GIBSON REGARDING COMMENDATION WITH ATTACHMENTS] |
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| [COPY] [NEWSPAPER PHOTOGRAPH OF 4 OFFICERS IN BLACK AND WHITE IN FRONT OF WINDOWS WITH DWIGHT EISENHOWER DRINKING FROM A CUP AND 1 GENTLEMAN WEARING GLASSES HOLDING HIS HAND UP] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] WITH THE AMERICAN RED CROSS IN THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE CLERVAUX, LUXEMBOURG DECEMBER 1944 [WITH ATTACHMENTS] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] WORLD WAR II ROUNDTABLE FIRST PERSON ACCOUNT-THE NORMANDY INVASION |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] WORLD WAR II ROUNDTABLE FIRST PERSON ACCOUNT-THE AIRBORNE OPERATION IN HOLLAND |
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| [ARMY SERVICE EXPERIENCES QUESTIONNAIRE FOR GEORGE R. GIST] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] A BREAK IN THE BULGE |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] THE 82ND AIRBORNE IN NORMANDIE [SIC]-AN OVERVIEW |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] A RESUME OF MY EXPERIENCES IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] A SHORT HISTORY OF THE USS BLUE, DD387, DES. DIV. 7, DES. RON 4, HAW.DET. (FROM DECEMBER 1941 UNTIL AUGUST 1942) |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] INTERVIEW [MAJOR GENERAL] HUGH R. HIGGINS ([RETIRED]) |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] PEARL HARBOR ATTACK |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] THE BAKER TWO NINER (B-29) |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] NINTH AIR FORCE COMMUNICATIONS GROUP REACHES OUT TO TOUCH A LOT OF TROOPS |
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| [ARMY SERVICE EXPERIENCES QUESTIONNAIRE FOR PAUL E. KOHLI] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] NINE LAYING IN NORTHERN IRELAND NOVEMBER 1943-FEBRUARY 1944 |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] THE ST. LO BREAKTHROUGH AND GENERAL GEORGE S. PATTON'S RETREAT |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] STAVELOT, BELGIUM, 16-18 DECEMBER 1944[,] COMPANY C OF THE 202D ENGINEER COMBAT BATTALION [WITH ATTACHMENTS] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] INFANTRY COMBAT LIVING CONDITIONS |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] COMBAT INCIDENTS [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] BATTLE AT BREST [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] LETTER WRITTEN ON V-E DAY 1945 |
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| [MONOGRAPH] DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION TECHNOLOGY FOR MILITARY FIELD EXPERIMENTATION |
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| [PAMPHLET] UNITED STATES ARMY COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS COMMAND, FORCE DEVELOPMENT, USACDC PROGRAM, VOLUME I, CROSS-REFERENCE INDEX |
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| [PAMPHLET] UNITED STATES ARMY COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS COMMAND, FORCE DEVELOPMENT, USACDC PROGRAM, VOLUME I, CROSS-REFERENCE INDEX |
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| COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS, PROGRAM BIBLIOGRAPHY, VOLUME II, SECTION II, CATALOGUE OF UNCLASSIFIED BRIEFS |
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| COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS, PROGRAM BIBLIOGRAPHY, VOLUME II, SECTION II, CATALOGUE OF UNCLASSIFIED BRIEFS |
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| COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS, PROGRAM BIBLIOGRAPHY, VOLUME II, SECTION II, CATALOGUE OF UNCLASSIFIED BRIEFS |
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| COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS, PROGRAM BIBLIOGRAPHY, VOLUME II, SECTION II, CATALOGUE OF UNCLASSIFIED BRIEFS |
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| COMBAT DEVELOPMENTS, PROGRAM BIBLIOGRAPHY, VOLUME II, SECTION II, CATALOGUE OF UNCLASSIFIED BRIEFS |
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| USACDC PROGRAM CROSS-REFERENCE INDEX |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 20 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 50 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 61 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 61 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 62 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 87 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 87 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 91 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 95 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 102 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 103 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 104 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 110 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 125 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 126 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 127 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 129 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 149 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 150 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 152 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 154 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 159 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 176 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 179 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 180 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 181 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 182 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 201 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 225 |
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| GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER 228 |
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