Date range: 1898 / Subjects: Armed Forces - ARVAS Search Results

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Camp of the 1st United States Infantry, Pinar del Rio, Cuba Box 83, Folder 6

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Cuban soldiers carrying coffins containing the victims of the U.S.S. Maine explosion Box 81, Folder 38

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"En Route to Cuba" on board the transport ship "Rio Grande" No. 2 at sea Box 77, Folder 45

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From left to right: Major George Dann, Major Brodie, General Joseph Wheeler, Chaplian Brown of the Rough Riders, Colonel Leonard Wood, and Lt. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in Tampa, Florida Box 80, Folder 99

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Funeral procession in Havana, Cuba for the victims of the U.S.S. Maine explosion Box 81, Folder 37

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Hospital camp, Pinar del Rio, Cuba Box 58, Folder 11

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Letter from Fitzhugh Lee to Walter Reed Box 18, Folder 41

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Letter from George M. Sternberg to the Secretary of War Box 143, Folder 4

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Letter from Jesse W. Lazear to Charlotte C. Sweitzer Box 2, Folder 57

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Letter from Lawrence Reed to Emilie Lawrence Reed Box 18, Folder 43

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