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This folder contains various letters and articles including Francis J. Ryan writing to various journalists with information on the "Lonesome Lady" and James M. Ryan. Also inculded is a letter to the secretary of the Smithsonian bashing the Enola Gay exhibit for the 50th anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb.

Newspaper clippings relating to conscientious objectors from various newspaper titles

This folder contains a series of miscellaneous documents that focus on Japanese Americans during and after World War II.  There is a pamphlet from the Third International Symposium on Asian Studies, where Peter T. Suzuki analyzed Tanka and Sengryu forms of poetry written by Japanese Americans in the wartime camps. There is also a biographical manuscript written by Carroll Stewart on Ben Kuroki, a Nisei that served in World War II as an aerial gunner. This manuscript includes pictures and Kuroki' s experience in the war, including the prejudice he endured being a Japanese American. The folder also holds a program of the Veteran's Day tribute to Japanese American World War II Veterans in 2005, which contains historical photos of these veterans during and after the war. the program also has a DVD of these photographs and interviews with the veterans. Other documents include newsletters, reports, and  printed online articles relating to the Japanese American experience after the attack on Pearl Harbor, during the war, and post-war life.

Folder contains 29 PBA cards and firearms qualification document.

Included in this folder are various military identification cards of John L. McQuigg. Additionally, there is a pamphlet for Regulations and the Officer's Club at Fort Leavenworth, as well as two stickers for the Fort are included. There are also envelopes that were included with the collection. There is a speech titled "Spies in the Sky" given to the Rotary Club by John L. McQuigg in 2002.

Includes photographs from a dedication ceremony after General Watson's death and the corresponding negatives, portraits of General Watson from his days in the Air Force, photographs of General Watson later in life with his wife, Ruth, and photographs of Hal's parents