Names: United States. Army / Subjects: Armed Forces - ARVAS Search Results

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Hospital buildings, Camp Columbia, Havana, Cuba May 1908 Box 76, Folder 74

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Infected bedding Building Number One and Mosquito Building Number Two at Camp Lazear, Quemados de Marianao, Cuba 1901 Box 90, Folder 1

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Interior of General Leonard Wood's office in Havana, Cuba circa 1900 Box 81, Folder 52

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Leonard Wood as Governor General of Cuba 1899 Box 80, Folder 100

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Letter from the Assistant Adjutant General to Walter Reed October 20, 1900 Box 23, Folder 6

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Memorandum relating to John J. Moran May 31, 1918 Box 30, Folder 46

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Military orders for Adolph F. Springer August 15, 1901 Box 22, Folder 67

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Military orders for Adolph F. Springer August 24, 1900 Box 22, Folder 67

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Military orders for Adolph F. Springer October 25, 1901 Box 22, Folder 67

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Military orders for Albert E. Truby August 11, 1900 Box 20, Folder 80

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