Scope and Contents The collection contains black and white photographs and negatives taken by Bruce A. Barrett, and correspondence, newspaper clippings, a camera, and other artifacts collected by Barrett during his service as a photographer in the Army Air Corps in the Occupational Army stationed in Japan. He was stationed at the Tachikawa Air Force Base. The photographs are of personnel and events associated with the 317th Troop Transport Command and 374th Troop Transport Command. There are scrapbooks...

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This series includes papers collected by Charles H. Price during his service in the United States military. Price served in the Army Air Corps, Army Air Corps Reserve, National Guard, and Air Force. He acheived the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Materials consist of military orders, photographs, news articles, scrapbooks, maps, and other materials from his time stationed in Greenland, Germany, and the United States.

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Contains correspondence, clippings, publications, certificates, membership cards, programs, and other ephemera collected or created by James Stewart related to his military service in the Army Air Corps and later, the Air Force Reserve. Dated 1941 to 1994.

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Contains photographs, including portraits, and photograph albums, mainly of James Stewart during his military service in WWII and the Vietnam War as a pilot. Also contains Charles Dolan's World War I scrapbook. Dated approximately 1918-1981.

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Contains personal, military, and church papers of Charles Hampton Price including: letters, journals, photographs, scrapbooks, maps, pamphlets, newspapers, magazines, notebooks, military records, lecture notes/reports, debt notes, locomotive passes, ticket bills to plays, coins, and stamps; 1924-1982. Collection focuses heavily on Germany and German-American relations.

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This collection contains 14 photographs dealing with the United States Army Air Corps Captains Albert W. Stevens and Orvil Anderson and their trip to the stratosphere in 1935 in the Gondola Explorer II for the National Geographic Society.

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Ruth Stevens' manuscript, book and papers about her husband, Albert W. Stevens, balloon aviator for the United States Army Air Corps.