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Current military installations include: Camp Blanding, Naval Air Station Jacksonville, and Naval Station Mayport. Another important United States military base, Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, is located in adjacent southeastern Georgia.\nThe primary source materials in the collection date from the mid-twentieth century and provide historical evidence and documentation of military activities and events in the region. The core of the collection are print ephemera, including certificates, event programs, folders, newsclippings, posters and artifacts.\u003c/p\u003e"],"scopecontent_heading_ssm":["Scope and Contents"],"scopecontent_tesim":["The Northeast region of Florida has an extensive and rich military history, from its discovery and settlement by the Spanish and French, its occupation by Union troops four different times during the U.S. Civil War, and its important military role during both World Wars. In particular, the development of Camp Joseph E. 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From 1998-2004, the President of the University and the Deans of the Colleges delivered the majority of the Summer commencement addresses. Thereafter, instead of one major address, brief greetings and presentations were delivered by selected individuals, including remarks by Provost Mark E. Workman. From 2004, John A. Delaney, President of the University, presided over each ceremony.\nA number of speakers and honorees received honorary doctorate degrees at the following commencement ceremonies:\nElliot L. Richardson (Doctor of Laws, June 11, 1979)\nJohn E. Mathews, Jr. (Doctor of Humane Letters, May 7, 1983) Not present due to illness.\nSamuel A. Grimes (Doctor of Science, May 5, 1984)\nIra M. Koger (Doctor of Humane Letters, May 4, 1985)\nWilliam V. Chappell, Jr. (Doctor of Laws, May 2, 1987)\nJames H. Webb, Jr. (Doctor of Letters, April 30, 1988)\nFrederick H. Schultz (Doctor of Letters, May 6, 1989)\nJ. J. Daniel (Doctor of Letters, August 5, 1989)\nCharles E. 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From 1998-2004, the President of the University and the Deans of the Colleges delivered the majority of the Summer commencement addresses. Thereafter, instead of one major address, brief greetings and presentations were delivered by selected individuals, including remarks by Provost Mark E. Workman. From 2004, John A. Delaney, President of the University, presided over each ceremony.\nA number of speakers and honorees received honorary doctorate degrees at the following commencement ceremonies:\nElliot L. Richardson (Doctor of Laws, June 11, 1979)\nJohn E. Mathews, Jr. (Doctor of Humane Letters, May 7, 1983) Not present due to illness.\nSamuel A. Grimes (Doctor of Science, May 5, 1984)\nIra M. Koger (Doctor of Humane Letters, May 4, 1985)\nWilliam V. Chappell, Jr. (Doctor of Laws, May 2, 1987)\nJames H. Webb, Jr. (Doctor of Letters, April 30, 1988)\nFrederick H. Schultz (Doctor of Letters, May 6, 1989)\nJ. J. Daniel (Doctor of Letters, August 5, 1989)\nCharles E. 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