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West Virginia University, Corps of Cadets, Certificate, 1883

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A certificate issued by West Virginia University Commandant of Cadets promoting Phillip H. Strausz, second Corporal, Co. B, Corps of Cadets. March 19, 1883.
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West Virginia University, Corps of Cadets, Certificate, 1883 0 Linear Feet Summary: 1 item

West Virginia University. Corps of Cadets
A certificate issued by West Virginia University Commandant of Cadets promoting Phillip H. Strausz, second Corporal, Co. B, Corps of Cadets. March 19, 1883.
West Virginia and Regional History Center

West Virginia University, Corps of Cadets, Rank Certificate for R.R. Hughes, 1900

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A West Virginia University cadet rank certificate for R. R. Hughes dated February 10th, 1900, promoting Hughes to Cadet Sergeant in the WVU Corps of Cadets. It is signed by R. E. Fast, Colonel W.V.N.G., Commandant of Cadets; and Earl (Carl?) Harry Smith, Adjutant.

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West Virginia University, Corps of Cadets, Rank Certificate for R.R. Hughes, 1900 .01 Linear Feet 1 page (1 folder)

West Virginia University. Corps of Cadets

A West Virginia University cadet rank certificate for R. R. Hughes dated February 10th, 1900, promoting Hughes to Cadet Sergeant in the WVU Corps of Cadets. It is signed by R. E. Fast, Colonel W.V.N.G., Commandant of Cadets; and Earl (Carl?) Harry Smith, Adjutant.

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