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Gates T. Richards collection 1 cubic feet

Richards, Gates T.

Thia collection consists of slides, photographs, printed material, leaflets and propaganda material, and documents that date from Gates T. Richards' service in a Psychological Operations unit during the Vietnam War, 1966-1967. An inventory listing details about individual photographs and slides is available upon request.

  1. Virginia Military Institute Archives

Louis J. Anjier, Jr. collection 16 items

Anjier, Louis J., Jr. (Louis John)

This collection (16 items) consists of the papers of Louis J. Anjier, Jr., VMI Class of 1961. The bulk of this collection includes certificates and citations from his United States Army career.

  1. Virginia Military Institute Archives

Paul S. Thompson papers 5 Linear Feet

Thompson, Paul S. (Paul Singer), 1940-2017

This collection consists of the personal papers (1956-2008) of Paul S. Thompson. The collection includes extensive correspondence dating from his VMI cadetship (1957-1961), his years in graduate school at the University of Virginia (1961-1965), and his life in South Africa with his family.

  1. Virginia Military Institute Archives

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