Collection: World War I & II Pamphlet Collection, 1908/1947 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection World War I & II Pamphlet Collection, 1908/1947

Biennial Report of the Chief of Staff of the United States Army to the Secretary of War, 1939/1941 Box 1 MS-8, Folder 14

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Camp Music Division & the War Department, 1919 Box 1 MS-8, Folder 9

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Centralization, Maintenance, and Service of Noncurrent Clinical Records, 1945 Box 5 MS-8, Folder 15

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Christmas Mail Regulations for Overseas Army Personnel, 1944 Box 3 MS-8, Folder 24

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Civilians at War, 1944 Box 3 MS-8, Folder 8

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Classification of Signal Corps Fiscal Projects, 1944 Box 3 MS-8, Folder 6

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Colleges and Universities Offering Scholarships and Concessions to Children of Military Personnel, 1946 Box 6 MS-8, Folder 1

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Conduct of a Military Funeral, 1947 Box 6 MS-8, Folder 15

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Dictionary of Aeronautical Terms, 1942 Box 2 MS-8, Folder 9

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Digests and Lessons of Recent Military Operations: The German Campaign in Poland, September to October 5, 1939, 1942 Box 1 MS-8, Folder 24

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