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Soldiers of the 1st Battalion of the 2nd Regiment of United States Volunteer Engineers in parade during the surrender of Havana, Cuba to the United States, 1899 Box 82, Folder 52

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Soldiers of the 1st Battalion of the 2nd Regiment of United States Volunteer Engineers in parade during the surrender of Havana, Cuba to the United States January 1, 1899 Box 82, Folder 52

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Spanish cuartel in Pinar del Rio, Cuba 1908 Box 83, Folder 9

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Spanish cuartel in Pinar del Rio, Cuba, 1908 Box 83, Folder 9

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Special Order No. 357 from C.W. Barber for John J. Moran, 1918 Box 30, Folder 46

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Special Order No. 357 from C.W. Barber for John J. Moran December 24, 1918 Box 30, Folder 46

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Special Order No. 77 from James McGunnegle, 1918 Box 30, Folder 46

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Special Order No. 77 from James McGunnegle November 30, 1918 Box 30, Folder 46

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Special orders for army officers and medical men in Cuba1900 Box 22, Folder 67

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Special orders for army officers and medical men in Cuba, 1900 Box 22, Folder 67

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