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This folder includes official documents including birth certificates, special orders, life insurance, and honorable discharge documents.

This folder contains a tontine agreement between members of Company E, 106th Engineers, 31st Division entered into on December 6, 1986. It includes a movement order, September 7, 1945, related to George A. Keith's seperation from active-duty. A single copy of "Hubba Hubba" newsletter for the SS Johns Hopkins dated September 29, 1945. Battalion Operation Procedures manual for 389th Engineers issued at Camp Gordon, Georgia on February 20, 1943 is part of this file. This manual includes a discussion of the duties of the executive and staff officers administration, operations, supply, evaluation and medical treatment, marches, bivouacs, camouflage, motor maintenance, defense against the dark arts, military discipline, reconnaissance, and garrison regulations.

This folder contains Albert's SHAEF authorization to visit Paris, his membership card for the Utica Foreign Policy Association, Agnes' dependency paperwork from her previous marriage, and an invitation to a baby shower.

This folder contains a veteran questionnaire, Orders to report for Active Duty, photocopy of a newspaper article about free postage during World War II, a notation of contents of letter, original copy of a letter written by a German soldier found by Skoog and kept as a souvenir, original translation of the letter on V-Mail paper.

This file consists of government documents for Helen B. Strzelczyk, such as the Veteran's Administration Branch, and war savings bonds.

Folder 3 contains the official documents in Walsh's Army File including her application to join the WAAC.

This folder contains Official individual flight record, List of "Lonesome Lady" crew members (with indication of who died and who survived), recommendations for cadet training, telegram of passing cadet training, diploma from bombardier school, SECNAV letter announcing death of FDR, telegrams regarding the death of James M, Ryan and funeral arrangements.

This folder contains three letters from the U.S. Government providing information to William Alfred Mansuy's parents after his death.

This folder contains miscellaneous military medical circulars or correspondence sent to Skilling.

This folder contains official orders, letters, test scores, and E. Thomas Gilliard's honorable discharge.