| [NOTES] REGARDING PERSONAL MATTERS |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM RALPH C. ANDERSON TO HICOM REGARDING PLANNING MEETING FOR POSSIBLE ZENGUNRO STRIKE] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM ARTHUR J. JACKSON TO HICOM REGARDING CIVILIAN PERSONNEL DISCIPLINE] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM HOLLAND W. STARKEY TO HICOM REGARDING PROCEDURES FOR PROPOSED MASS ABSENTEEISM] |
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| [MEMORANDUM] REGARDING AJC MEETING AND THE HICOM NOTES |
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| [NOTES] FROM MR. YARA REGARDING RECEPTION INVITATIONS |
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| [NOTES] FROM JAMES LAMPERT REGARDING PERSONAL MATTERS, OLDP |
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| [MEMORANDUM] DRAFT FOR THE TALKING POINTS OF THE HICOM MEETING WITH CE, PHASING DOWN OF US ACTIVITIES ON OKINAWA |
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| [REPORT] FROM PRESTON REGARDING THE TALKING PAPER ON REDUCTION IN FORCE |
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| [REPORT] FROM DUDLEY D. DAVIS REGARDING THE TALKING POINTS OF BENEFIT AVAILABLE ACT 113 OF 1969 |
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| [REPORT] FROM WILLIAM T. BURKE REGARDING THE MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION |
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| [REPORT] REGARDING THE BENEFITS FOR SEPARATED WORKERS OF THE U. S. FORCES |
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| [MEMORANDUM] FROM TADAO KOBAYASHI REGARDING SUMMARY OF CA/CE DISCUSSIONS ON RIF |
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| [MEMORANDUM] FROM ARTHUR J. JACOBSON REGARDING CONFIDENTIAL NOTIFICATION OF REDUCTION , IN, FORCE |
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| [MEMORANDUM] REGARDING A SPEEDING SETTLEMENT OF THE CURRENT LABOR DISPUTE |
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| [MEMORANDUM] REGARDING REDUCTION IN FORCE OF CAMP KUE, OKINAWA |
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| [MEMORANDUM] FROM JOHN CAMPBELL REGARDING CA/CE MEETING, REDUCTION OF FORCE |
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| [MEMORANDUM] FROM JAMES SHINN REGARDING CA/CE MEETING, REDUCTION OF FORCE |
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| [MEMORANDUM] REGARDING THE RE, EMPLOYMENT COORDINATOR DEVELOPING OPERATIONAL PLANS |
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| [MEMORANDUM] DRAFT FROM JAMES SHINN REGARDING CA/CE MEETING, REDUCTION OF FORCE |
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| [MEMORANDUM] FROM MURRAY G. JONES REGARDING PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF REDUCTION, IN, FORCE |
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| [REPORT] REGARDING THE MANUAL/NON, MANUAL PAY GRADE REVISED RESULTS |
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| [MEMORANDUM] FROM ARTHUR J. JACOBSON REGARDING THE WAGE DETERMINATION STUDY |
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| [BOOK] INTELLIGENCE SUMMARIES |
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| [DRAFT NOTICE FROM THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS FOR MR. AMOS C. BLODGETT] |
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| [REQUISITION FOR TRANSPORTATION OF DRAFTED MEN TO THE STATION AGENT AT TEMPLETON, NEW YORK, FOR MR. AMOS C. BLODGETT FOR TRANSPORTATION TO GREENFIELD] |
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| [CERTIFICATE FOR A DRAFTED PERSON ON ACCOUNT OF DISABILITY FOR AMOS C. BLODGETT FOR ASTHMA] |
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| [VOUCHER FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT, PROVOST MARSHALL GENERAL'S OFFICE, FOR TRAVEL PAY FOR MR. AMOS C. BLODGETT] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM STEPHEN H. BROCKWAY TO MR.. ISAAC ALLARD REGARDING HIS MOTHER'S SICKNESS, ASA'S ENLISTMENT, A SOLDIER'S LIFE, STEALING MILK, GENERAL BANKS SEIZING HARPER'S FERRY, CHARLESTOWN, AND BOLIVAR] |
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| [PASS GRANTING PERMISSION FOR N.H. COWAN TO VISIT A GENERAL BY THE ORDER OF W.W. HUMPHRIES] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM ELI ELLINWOOD AT BUSH HILL, VIRGINIA, TO HIS WIFE, BYRON, AND BUNTON REGARDING THE FIRST BATTLE OF BULL RUN, THE BAD MANAGEMENT OF GENERAL MCDOWELL, THE WOUNDING OF ALONZO KINSLEY, GEORGE CADY'S CASE OF THE MEASLES, AND GETTING FOOD] |
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| [GEORGE E. HAGAR'S DIARY] [COPY 1] |
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| [GEORGE E. HAGAR'S DIARY] [COPY 2] |
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| [PASS FROM HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON, FOR E.J. HALL TO TRAVEL OVER THE BRIDGE AND WITHIN THE LIMITS BY THE ORDER OF GENERAL MANSFIELD AND SIGNED BY DEAKE DE KAY] |
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| [THE PASSWORD "STONEWALL," GIVEN BY THE ORDER OF COLONEL C.C. VAN GETTY TO LIEUTENANT C.S. CLEMENTS] |
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| [PASS GRANTING PERMISSION FOR CORPORAL BRUEN AND EIGHT MEN TO GO INTO THE WOODS AND RETURN BY THE ORDER OF FIRST LIEUTENANT HUBERT C. MOORE] |
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| [PASS GRANTING CORPORAL JAMES BRUEN A PASS TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR NECESSARY BUSINESS BY THE ORDER OF COLONEL WILLIAM D. MOORE] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM WILLIAM TUOHY AT CAMP GRIFFIN TO MARY REGARDING EXPECTING TO MOVE FROM LEWINSVILLE TO FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA, A SKIRMISH, WISHING HE COULD BE HOME AT SAINT JOHNSBURY, AND ENCLOSING A ROSE OF WASHINGTON PAPER FAN SOUVENIR WITH TOURIST SKETC |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM WILLIAM TUOHY AT CAMP GRIFFIN TO MARY REGARDING EXPECTING TO MOVE FROM LEWINSVILLE TO FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA, A SKIRMISH, WISHING HE COULD BE HOME AT SAINT JOHNSBURY, AND ENCLOSING A ROSE OF WASHINGTON PAPER FAN SOUVENIR WITH TOURIST SKETC |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM R.F. LOGAN TO JOHN SHELMAN, ESQUIRE, REGARDING A YANKEE BREASTPLATE HE SEIZED FROM GEORGE MCCLELLAN'S CAMP] [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM R.F. LOGAN TO JOHN SHELMAN, ESQUIRE, REGARDING A YANKEE BREASTPLATE HE SEIZED FROM GEORGE MCCLELLAN'S CAMP] [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM JOSEPH LEAVITT TO HIS FATHER REGARDING GENERAL MCCLELLAN'S CHANGE OF POSITION FROM THE CHICKAHOMINY RIVER TO HARRISON LANDING AND FAITH THAT HE CAN CAPTURE RICHMOND, BULLETS GOING THROUGH THEIR FLAG, CASUALTIES, AND THE SEVENTH VIRGIN |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM ALEXANDER LADOO TO MISS RUDY FUSON REGARDING CAMP LIFE, GOING INTO BATTLE, AND A DRAWING OF TREES] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM FROM CHARLES E. OSGOOD AT CAMP BURTA, FORT JONESBURG, TO HIS SISTER REGARDING CAMP LIFE AND HAVING DINNER AT CAMP] [CLIPPED TOGETHER AS ONE DOCUMENT] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM CHESTER P. THOMPSON TO HIS MOTHER REGARDING THE BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG, HIS GIRLFRIEND, MARIA, AND HIS FRIEND NELSON] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM OLIVER M. RICHARDS AT CAMP PARAPET TO HIS BROTHER REGARDING THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG AND THE FACT THAT GENERAL BANKS IS WAITING FOR REINFORCEMENTS AT PORT HUDSON; GUERRILLA ACTIVITY; AND THE FALSE RUMORS OF REBEL TROOPS FROM TEXAS SEIZ |
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| [REQUEST FOR ORDINANCE FOR THE 2ND VERMONT INFANTRY REGIMENT, UNSIGNED] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM WILLIAM WINSLOW TO HIS LASSIE REGARDING WHEN HE CAN COME HOME FROM THE WAR] |
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| [PASS FROM HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, FOR PRIVATE WILLIAM WINSLOW TO GO TO WASHINGTON. D.C., AND RETURN AFTER 24 HOURS, BY THE ORDER OF MAJOR GENERAL WRIGHT AND SIGNED BY ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL HENRY W. FARRAR] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM MR. WENDELL W. LANG, JR., TO MR. RICHARD J. SOMMERS THANKING HIM FOR RETURNING THE LETTERS HE SENT HIM TO BE COPIED AND FOR THE INFORMATION HE GAVE ABOUT OLIVER RICHARDS, AND ENCLOSING SOME NEW LETTERS FOR HIM] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM JACOB YOUNG TO HIS PARENTS REGARDING MR. DALY AND PETER MILLER HOPING TO GET DISCHARGED, SOMEONE BEING SENT A LETTER AND ONLY RECEIVING THE PHOTOGRAPH ENCLOSED WITH IT BUT NO LETTER, AND PETER GELIANETANT BEING KILLED AT THE BATTLE OF |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM JACOB YOUNG AND EUGENE DALEY TO JACOB'S MOTHER REGARDING THE FACT THAT THEY MAY BE SENT TO THE INVALID CORPS AND JAMES BECKER BEING WOUNDED] [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [THE DIARY OF JONAS H. BROWN] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM F.P.H. BROWN TO HIS FATHER REGARDING THE FACT THAT HIS GRANDFATHER AND COLONEL WELLS ARE HERE WITH HIM] |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE FROM OLIVER BROWN TO HIS SON THANKING HIM FOR BEING ABLE TO SEE HIM AND FOR BEING ABLE TO TELL HIM ABOUT A TRUTH, A NOTE WRITTEN BENEATH BY HIS SON FRANK SAYING HE IS HERE, AND A NOTE FROM COLONEL GEORGE D. WELLS SAYING HE IS HERE] |
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| [A NOTE FROM UNDETERMINED TO UNDETERMINED REGARDING THE FACT THAT PAT SHEARY HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND HIS THINGS, BUT SENDS HIS RESPECTS, ALONG WITH THE OTHER BOYS OF COMPANY H] |
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| [LIST OF THE COST OF VARIOUS THINGS, INCLUDING HENS AND A COW] |
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| [WOODCUTS OF A DRIPPING WELL, FISH PONDS, THE HILL OF CLUSTONI AND HATON-COLLA, AND THE INTERIOR OF AN APARTMENT IN THE EDIFICE ON THE ISLAND OF COATI IN A LAKE] |
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| [POSTING FROM GUN AND COMPANY REGARDING SOME UNCLAIMED MONEY FOR THE NEXT OF KIN OF WILLIAM LEGGATT OR GODDEN WHICH HAS BEEN CLAIMED BY A LADY IN WILLIAMSBURG, NEW YORK] |
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| [WHO ARE ALIENS? ADVERTISEMENT FROM GUN AND COMPANY UNCLAIMED MONEY AND ESTATES REGISTRY IN LONDON, ENGLAND, AND JOHN HOOPER AND COMPANY, THEIR AMERICAN AGENTS, NOTIFYING THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT ANYBODY CLAIMING WELSH, IRISH, SCOTTISH, OR ENGLISH ANCESTRY |
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| [INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF THE GRAND CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE] [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [SLIP NOTING THAT J.H. BROWN HAS PAID HIS ANNUAL DUES TO THE REGIMENTAL ASSOCIATION OF THE COMPANY H, 34TH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS] [WITH ATTACHMENTS] |
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| [SLIP TO RENT THE WEST WARREN POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER 112 FROM 19 FEBRUARY TO 19 MAY 1880 SHOWING THAT TEN DOLLARS WAS PAID TO POSTMASTER ELLEN] |
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| [ADVERTISEMENT FOR LAKE PLEASANT DANCING ASSEMBLIES] [WITH ATTACHMENT] |
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| [ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROSPECTUS, THE TWO WORLDS, A RECORD AND EXPONENT OF MODERN SPIRITUALISM IN ITS HIGHER ASPECTS, PUBLISHED BY EUGENE CROWELL] |
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| [POEM FROM MISS SARAH A. NORCROSS TO A FRIEND REGARDING BIDDING HIM ADIEU WITH FEELINGS OF FRIENDSHIP AND HOPES THAT HE WILL THINK OF HER ONCE MORE] |
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| [POEM FROM MISS SARAH A. NORCROSS TO MR. JONAS H. BROWN REGARDING A LOCK OF HAIR SHE SENT HIM] |
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| [LETTER FROM MR. WENDELL W. LANG, JR., TO MR. RICHARD J. SOMMERS REGARDING A LETTER FROM BRYON MCCLALLEN OF COMPANY E, SECOND UNITED STATES SHARPSHOOTERS, KILLED IN ACTION AT SHARPSBURG, 17 SEPTEMBER 1862] |
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| [LETTER FROM BRYON MCCLALLAN TO MR. SILAS MCCLALLAN REGARDING A SKIRMISH, GENERAL BURNSIDE, AND THE FACT THAT THE REBELS HAVE THEM SURROUNDED] |
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| [LETTER FROM BRYON MCCLALLAN TO MR. SILAS MCCLALLAN REGARDING A SKIRMISH, GENERAL BURNSIDE, AND THE FACT THAT THE REBELS HAVE THEM SURROUNDED] |
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| [BOOK MANUSCRIPT] [THE STORY OF THE EXPERIENCES OF LIEUTENANT CHARLES C. PAIGE IN THE CIVIL WAR OF 1861--1865 AS TOLD BY HIMSELF] [PART 1 OF 4] |
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| [BOOK MANUSCRIPT] [THE STORY OF THE EXPERIENCES OF LIEUTENANT CHARLES C. PAIGE IN THE CIVIL WAR OF 1861--1865 AS TOLD BY HIMSELF] [PART 1 OF 4] |
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| [BOOK MANUSCRIPT] [THE STORY OF THE EXPERIENCES OF LIEUTENANT CHARLES C. PAIGE IN THE CIVIL WAR OF 1861--1865 AS TOLD BY HIMSELF] [PART 1 OF 4] |
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| [LETTER FROM WENDELL W. LANG, JR., TO RICHARD J. SOMMERS REGARDING PAGES 82 AND 134 OF FIRST LIEUTENANT CHARLES C. PAIGE'S MEMOIRS, SENDING A COPY OF THE DIARY OF LIEUTENANT GEORGE HAGAR OF THE 10TH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY REGIMENT] |
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| [ESSAY] [REFLECTIONS ON THE GETTYSBURG JUBILEE OF JULY 1--4, 1913] |
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| [BOOK MANUSCRIPT] [THE STORY OF THE EXPERIENCES OF LIEUTENANT CHARLES C. PAIGE IN THE CIVIL WAR OF 1861--1865 AS TOLD BY HIMSELF] [PART 1 OF 4] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) GROUP SHOT OF A LARGE (50+) SOLDIERS POSING IN FOUR ROWS IN FRONT OF LARGE PINE TREES] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH (3/4) TWO MEN STANDING OUTSIDE NEXT TO A BUILDING, THE MAN ON THE LEFT HAS HIS RIGHT HAND AGAINST THE BUILDING AND HIS LEFT HAND IS HOLDING A LONG PIECE OF WOOD, THE MAN ON THE RIGHT WEARING GLASSES HAS SOME TYPE OF FOOD IN HIS RIGHT HAND] [WI |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH (3/4-) TWO SOLDIERS STANDING IN FRONT OF A WOODEN WALL, THE SOLDIER ON THE RIGHT HAS HIS RIGHT ARM AROUND THE SOLDIER ON THE LEFT AND IS HOLDING HIS LEFT FOREARM WITH HIS LEFT HAND, THE SOLDIER ON THE LEFT HAS A PLASTIC BAG OVER HIS HEAD] [WIT |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) (HIGH ANGLE) A LARGE FIELD LINED BY TREES IN THE BACK, ACROSS THE FRONT A LARGE NUMBER OF TRUCKS LINED UP SIDE BY SIDE FACING THE CAMERA AND BEHIND THE TRUCKS ARE A ROWS OF SMALL TENTS] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) A ROAD RUNNING FROM FRONT LEFT TO REAR CENTER RIGHT, ABOVE THE ROAD SUSPENDED BY TWO TELEPHONE POLES IS A BANNER READING "CAN DO? 100 MILES", ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD ARE A NUMBER OF SMALL STRUCTURES] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) TWO ROWS OF SOLDIERS WITH PACKS MARCHING AWAY FROM THE CAMERA, TREES LINE BOTH SIDES OF THE ROAD THEY ARE WALKING ON] |
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| [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) AERIAL VIEW OF A LARGE FIELD WITH SOLDIERS MARCHING BY SURROUNDED BY BUILDINGS ON THE BASE ON THREE SIDES] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (FS) DEAD [CHINESE SOLDIER] LYING ON THE GROUND] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) (HIGH ANGLE) FIVE DEAD [CHINESE SOLDIERS] LYING IN SHALLOW WATER] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) FIVE DEAD [CHINESE SOLDIERS] LYING ON THE GROUND] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) ONE DEAD [CHINESE SOLDIER] IN A SEMI SITTING POSITION SLUMPED AGAINST A BRICK WALL] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) TWO DEAD [CHINESE SOLDIERS] LYING ON THE GROUND, THE ONE ON RIGHT NEXT TO WATER, THERE IS A MAN STANDING FARTHER DOWN THE TRAIL GOING TOWARDS THE WATER] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) TWO DEAD {CHINESE SOLDIERS} LYING ON THE GROUND] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) EIGHT OR MORE DEAD [CHINESE SOLDIERS LYING ON THE SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF A BUILDING] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) ONE DEAD [CHINESE SOLDIER] LYING ON THE GROUND A SMALL BOX AT HIS FEET] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) FOUR OR MORE DEAD [CHINESE SOLDIERS] LYING ON THE SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF A BUILDING] |
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| [GRAPHIC] [PHOTOGRAPH (WS) SEVEN OR MORE DEAD [CHINESE SOLDIERS] LYING ON THE GROUND] |
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