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This folder contains various military bulletins from posts Herbert served at.

2 "Going Back to Civilian Life," 1 "So YOU Are Going to the South Pacific," 1 "Soldier's Guide to Italy," 1 "Personal Affairs Of Military Personnel And Aid For Their Dependants," January 1943.

This folder mostly contains documents relating to tank units. There is a speech made by General Patton. It appears to be related to the invasion of Italy. There is a packet labeled "SGT. Fayne Haynes, 612 Tank Destroyer Battalion." This unit served in Scotland, England, France, Belgium, Germany, and Southern Holland. There is also another packet about the 612 Tank Destroyer Battalion, with much the same information as the first. There is a segment of a 1 July 2001 interview with Chester Bailes. The interview is not complete and has been written into third person paragraph form. Finally, there is a WWII Tank Destroyer Force description printed from the Tank Destroyer Society's website.

This folder includes a variety of personnel documents related to Blunk's military career. Included are his immunization record, individual pay record, and an AAF Personal Affair Statement. There is a certificate of service detailing his time in the National Guard in Battery E of the 168th Field Artillery from 1933 to 1936 when he was then honorably discharged. Also included is a letter from the Selective Service Local Board in 1942, alerting Blunk to the reopening of his case for reclassification under Part 626 of the Service Regulations. Also in the folder, is his order to report for induction that included his classification card. There is also a recommendation letter from the 2nd Strategic Air Depot Adjutant to the Chief Admin to have Blunk promoted to a Staff Sergeant and details the job he had been doing in England for the past year essentially. Notably, there are two letters to his wife Ruby from the Office of Dependency Benefits, the first initiating the family allowance and the second ending it upon Blunk's separation from the Army in November 1945.

This folder contains photocopies of nine official military personnel documents related to Morrill's career.

This folder includes a letter from the National Personnel Records Center, certificate from Camp Lee's Army Service Forces Training Center in troop leadership, a copy of Joseph Hrabovsky's amateur radio license, and a detailed list of his travel overseas.

Folder 2 contains miscellaneous official orders related to Lee during her entire career in the army.

Folder 1 includes various Women's Army Corps military personnel records related to Lee including the following documents: notices of separation, commissions, discharges, clothing issue, training, and appointments.

Folder 1 includes various U.S. Navy military personnel records and photographs related to Fairchild including the following documents: notices of separation, awards, discharge, and training.

Folder contains official orders, discharge documents, certificates of completion, membership cards, and qualification cards.