Military
Found in 755 Collections and/or Records:
Gary Dean Rhay interview, 2004
File contains interview with Gary Dean Rhay regarding his service in the U.S. Army during World War II. Dated 2004.
General Bousquet's quarters looking towards Mackenzie Farm / Roger Fenton
Black-and-white photograph of a campsite during the Crimean War with texts and a group of men gathered in the center (51 x 57 cm). The photograph was taken by Roger Fenton. Item dated 1855.
German letters from 1648
German letters in Gothic script. The items are copies in purple ink of the originals. They deal with the political and military situation in Germany and Austria at the end of the Thirty Years' War.
Harold V. Gividen papers
Charles George Gordon letter
Handwritten letter (2 pages) dated 3 August 1877 in Dara, Darfur, and addressed to "dear Dixon." At the time, Gordon was serving as governor of the Equatorial provinces of Central Africa, the Sudan, and Egypt and was actively engaged in military actions to suppress the slave trade. He outlines his plans for dealing with the forces of the those dealing in slaves.
Charles George Gordon letter to George Frederick Samuel Robinson Ripon
Handwritten and signed letter, dated June 6, 1880, and addressed to Major-General Dillon of the Horse Guards in London, England. Gordon writes about his resignation as secretary to the Marquis of Ripon.
Charles George Gordon letter to Gerald Graham
Handwritten and signed letter, dated December 10, 1880, and addressed to Gerald Graham. Gordon writes about an article on coercion written by Bruce Jones and comments on self control and the proper use of power.
Charles George Gordon letters
Handwritten and signed letters. One of the letters is addressed to Colonel Graham and was written at Khartoum on October 15, 1877. In this item Gordon gives a superficial account of his arrival and duties in Khartoum in answer to a letter he received from Graham. The other letter is not dated and is unclearly addressed. It is in response to a letter received and gives an apology for not being able to provide information.
Gottfredson family papers
Goyim or what's a nice goy like you doing in a war like this
Photocopy of a typed book manuscript. Dahms writes about eight American men, goyim or non-Jews, who were pilots and flew war materials to the fledgling state of Israel in 1948.