| [VIGNETTE] AMERICAN REVOLUTION - THE WINNING OF INDEPENDENCE |
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| [VIGNETTE] EDWARD PREBLE - YANKEE SAILOR IN BARBARY |
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| [VIGNETTE] EDWARD PREBLE - YANKEE SAILOR IN BARBARY |
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| [VIGNETTE] THE NEW NATION AND INTERNATIONAL RESPECT |
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| [COPY] [BIOGRAPHICAL ENTRY REGARDING EDWARD PREBLE] |
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| [VIGNETTE] ROBERT LUCAS - REGULAR CAPTAIN, MILITIA GENERAL, VOLUNTEER PRIVATE IN WAR OF 1812 |
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| [COPY] [BIOGRAPHICAL ENTRY REGARDING ROBERT LUCAS] |
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| [VIGNETTE] THE WAR OF 1812 - FREE SEAS AND THE FRONTIER |
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| [VIGNETTE] ROBERT LUCAS - REGULAR CAPTAIN, MILITIA GENERAL, VOLUNTEER PRIVATE IN WAR OF 1812 |
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| [VIGNETTE] THE WAR OF 1812 - FREE SEAS AND THE FRONTIER |
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| [VIGNETTE] JOHN BEMROSE - HOSPITAL STEWARD IN A DIRTY WAR |
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| [SIDEBAR] AMERICAN NATIONALISM AND EXPANSION IN THE 1830S |
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| [VIGNETTE] ETHAN ALLEN HITCHCOCK - AMATEUR PHILOSOPHER, PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER |
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| [SIDEBAR] EXPANSION AND SECTIONALISM - 1850 |
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| [COPY] [BIOGRAPHICAL ENTRY REGARDING ETHAN ALLEN HITCHCOCK] |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] BLACK JACK: "HAPPIEST MAN IN THE WORLD" |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] REMINISCENCES OF A MARINE; WASHINGTON, PHILIPPINES, JAPAN |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE] LETTER TO THE SECRETARY, ARMY WAR COLLEGE, WASHINGTON, D.C., FROM JOHN J. PERSHING |
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| [NOTES] TASKER BLISS AT AWC, RANDOM NOTES BASE ON BLISS PAPERS, MSS. DIVISION, LC |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] TICKLISH GUARD DUTY |
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| [HAND-WRITTEN NOTE] YOUNG - LEVEL AT, 1721, 19TH H. |
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| [NOTE] BLISS PAPERS, LC, JUNE, 1909 - DIARY - V. 58, CORRESPONDENCE, V. 99, AND 100 |
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| [REPORT] JOHN A. LEJEUNE PAPERS - LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, BOX 1 - LETTER - WOTHERSPOON - GEN. GEORGE F. ELLIOT, COMMANDANT USMC |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE] LETTER TO MAJOR GENERAL COMMANDANT, UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS., FROM JOHN A LEJEUNE |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] CHAPTER 13: THE ARMY WAR COLLEGE 1911-1912 |
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| [HAND-WRITTEN NOTE] INTERVIEW, MG. W.W. WOTHERSPOON |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] ADMIRAL WOTHERSPOON INTERVIEW, WOTHERSPOON PAPERS, USAMHI, TAPE 1, SIDE 1 |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] ADMIRAL WOTHERSPOON INTERVIEW, USAMHI, TAPE 2, SIDE 1 |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] ADMIRAL WOTHERSPOON INTERVIEW, TAPE 2 AND 3 |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] ADMIRAL WOTHERSPOON INTERVIEW, TAPE 4 |
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| [TRANSCRIPT] ADMIRAL WOTHERSPOON INTERVIEW, TAPE 5 |
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| [JOURNAL] ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL, JUNE 19, 1915 |
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| [MEMORANDUM] "WHITE PAPERS" OF THE ARMY WAR COLLEGE, CLASS 1914-1915 |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] APACHE DAYS AND AFTER; CROWDED YEARS |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] THE HILT OF THE SWORD |
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| [NOTE] SOCIAL SIDE OF AWC; ONE SOLDIER'S STORY - GEORGE WAN HORN MOSELY UNPUBLISHING MEMOIRS, 1936 - LC |
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| [NOTE] MOSELEY PAPERS LC, 1889-1917 - BOX 38 |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] GROWTH OF MILITARY EDUCATION; CHAPTER 4: THE EVOLUTION OF MILITARY EDUCATION |
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| [MEMORANDUM] MEMORANDUM FOR: FACULTY INSTRUCTORS OF DMSPO SPONSORED ADVANCED COURSES |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] PROGRESSIVE ERA, EDUCATIONAL REFORM |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] WAR COLLEGES |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] GRADUATE EDUCATION |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EDUCATION, EDITED BY EDWARD BLISHEN |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EDUCATION, VOLUME 8 |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EDUCATION, VOLUME 3 |
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| [SCANNED BOOK] APPENDIX 4; BACKGROUND OF ALL OFFICERS SERVING ON WAR DEPARTMENT GENERAL STAFF, 1904-1916 |
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| TYPESCRIPT OF WILLIAM FARRINGTON'S EDITION OF GENERAL CORLETT'S MEMOIR |
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| TYPESCRIPT OF WILLIAM FARRINGTON'S EDITION OF GENERAL CORLETT'S MEMOIR |
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| TYPESCRIPT OF WILLIAM FARRINGTON'S EDITION OF GENERAL CORLETT'S MEMOIR |
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| [NOTE] CITATION FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL OAK LEAF CLUSTER |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] FOREIGN AWARD FROM COLONEL GEORGE HERBERT TO MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] FOREIGN DECORATION FROM UNDETERMINED TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] RESOLUTION OF INTER-AMERICAN DEFENSE BOARD |
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| [REPORT] MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] YOU HAD SAFELY CROSSED ALL THE TERRIFIC WAR PERIOD WAS A JOY FOR US FROM UNDETERMINED TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CARD] ALL OUR WORKS MUST BE INDECENT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] I HAVE OBTAINED THE "DOPE" ON CORLETT AND LEARNED MORE THAT I AM LIBERTY TO PASS ON BUT WILL SAY THAT HIS APPLICATION IS ON FILE FROM LARABEE TO COLES |
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| [POSTCARD] BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR FROM UNDETERMINED TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] AFTER MUCH WRITING AND TELEGRAPHING AND CONSIDERABLE ANXIETY ON THE PART OF YOUR FRIENDS HERE WE FIND YOU SAFELY ENSCONCED FROM E. RUSSEL TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] THE FACT OF YOUR GRADUATION FROM THE COMMAND AND GENERAL STAFF SCHOOL CLASS OF 1923 FROM C.S. FARNSWORTH TO CAPTAIN CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] AS I HAVE NOT HEARD FROM YOU FOR SOME TIME FROM E. RUSSEL TO CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] AS THE TIME FOR MY RELIEF FROM DUTY IS NEAR AT HAND I TAKE THIS MEANS OF EXPRESSING TO YOU MY SINCERE APPRECIATION OF YOUR WORK AT THESE SCHOOLS FROM COLONEL H. BREES TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] JUST A LINE TO LET YOU KNOW THAT I AM VERY MUCH PLEASED WITH THE WAY YOU ARE HANDLING MATTERS FROM MALIN CRAIG TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] I WAS INDEED SORRY TO READ THE NEWS ITEM IN YESTERDAY ISSUE OF "THE NEWS-REVIEW" FROM V.V. HARPHAM TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] YOU ARE BEING TRANSFERRED TO WASHINGTON D.C. FROM W.C. HARDING TO MAJOR C.H. CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] I HATE THE BREAKING UP OF OUR FRIENDLY RELATIONS FROM NEWELL WRIGHT TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] I HAVE YOUR LETTER OF 12 FEBRUARY IN WHICH YOU EXPRESS YOUR INTENTION OF PULLING UP STAKES AND DESERTING ME AS SOON AS YOU CAN GET AWAY FROM MALIN CRAIG TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] THE FOREST OFFICERS IN THIS REGION ARE VERY SORRY INDEED TO LEARN THAT YOU ARE BEING TRANSFERRED TO WASHINGTON D.C. FROM C.J. BUCK TO MAJOR C.H. CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] COMMENDATION FROM MAJOR GENERAL MALIN CRAIG TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] FAREWELL FROM 1ST LIEUTENANT LOUIS TRAXEL TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO OTHER AND HIGHER OFFICIAL DUTIES BY THE U.S. ARMY FROM S.R. STEVENSON TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] YOU RETURN TO THIS COMPANY THE SHIELD REPRESENTING THIS CAMP WHICH WAS PRESENTED TO YOU BY OUR REPRESENTATIVE AT THE DINNER FROM LIEUTENANT A.M. VAN EATON TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] THE ENCLOSED RESOLUTION WAS DISCUSSED AT SOME LENGTH WITH MOST OF THE DISCUSSION CENTERING AROUND THE HIGH REGARD FROM H.E. CULLY TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] I WISH TO USE THIS METHOD IN EXPRESSING TO THE MAJOR MY APPRECIATION FOR BEING PRIVILEGED TO SEVER UNDER HIS ABLE COMMAND FROM CORPORAL JOHN STEGER TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] I AM GLAD YOU HAVE MADE THE TRIP SAFELY AND ARE COMFORTABLY SETTLED FROM MALIN CRAIG TO MAJOR CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] WE HAVE REMEMBERED A LOT WHEN WE ARRIVED IN COLOMBIA FROM UNDETERMINED TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] TODAY I HAVE TAKEN COMMAND OF THE THIRD FIELD ARMY FROM MAJOR GENERAL FRANK PARKER TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] THE GREAT LAKES EXPOSITION HAVING COME TO A CLOSE FOR 1936 FROM HARRY ZYCHICK TO HARRY WOODRING |
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| [MEMORANDUM] I DESIRE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS MY APPRECIATION OF THE SPLENDID COOPERATION AND DILIGENT ATTENTION FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL GEORGE SPALDING TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] COMMENDATION AND APPRECIATION FROM COLONEL RICHARD WETHERILL TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL CHARLES CORLETT |
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| [REPORT] GENERAL MARSHALL'S ADDRESS TO THE 7TH DIVISION |
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| [BOOKLET] ROSTER OR THIRD BATTALION FIRST TRAINING REGIMENT MILITARY INSTRUCTION CAMP |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] RELIEF OF MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES CORLETT FROM LIEUTENANT GENERAL O.N. BRADLEY TO GENERAL DWIGHT EISENHOWER |
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| [FORM] LIST OF PAPERS |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] TRAINING FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL CHARLES CORLETT TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] THE JAPANESE ARE HAVING TEMPORARY SUCCESS IN THE ORIENT FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL CHARLES CORLETT TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] MANEUVER AND SURPRISE FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL CHARLES CORLETT TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [MEMORANDUM] AS SENIOR OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY WE ARE DOING EVERYTHING THAT WE CAN THINK OF TO INSURE THE SAFETY FO ALL INHABITANTS OF THE NAVAL BASE FORT GREELEY AND THE TOWN OF KODIAK FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL CHARLES CORLETT TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING] PERSONAL CAMOUFLAGE FROM 1ST LIEUTENANT H.B. GRIGSBY TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [TRAINING MEMORANDUM NUMBER 9] ANTIAIR CRAFT DEFENSE FROM 1ST LIEUTENANT H.B. GRIGSBY TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [MEMORANDUM] LEADERSHIP FROM BRIGADIER GENERAL CHARLES CORLETT TO UNDETERMINED |
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| [ARTICLE] AU REVOIR MAJOR CORLETT |
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| [NOTE] PHOTOGRAPHS REMOVED TO THE AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT |
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| [ORIENTATION FACT SHEET] FROM D-DAY TO D+337 |
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| [TRAINING MEMORANDUM FROM HEADQUARTERS, 113TH CAVALRY RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRON, MECZ, TO UNDETERMINED REGARDING ROAD BLOCKS] |
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| [BOOKLET REGARDING UNITED STATES HEADQUARTERS] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES H. CORLETT TO COLONEL BIDDLE REGARDING THANK YOU FOR THE COPY OF "THE WINDMILL"] [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [INFORMATION PAPER] ESTABLISHMENT OF BRIDGEHEAD ACROSS MEUSE] [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS |
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| [BOOKLET] THE SONG OF HONORABLE DEATH |
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| [PAINTING] XIX CORPS, UNITED STATES ARMY CROSSING THE MEUSE RIVER AT MAASTRICHT, HOLLAND |
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