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The hospital corps detachment, Camp Columbia, Havana, Cuba with identification list Box 76, Folder 93

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The hospital corps detachment, Camp Columbia, Havana, Cuba with identification list September 1900 Box 76, Folder 93

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The kitchen, mess, bath, and general quarters of Albert E. Truby and Walter Reed, Camp Columbia, Havana, Cuba Box 76, Folder 81

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The kitchen, mess, bath, and general quarters of Albert E. Truby and Walter Reed, Camp Columbia, Havana, Cuba 1900 Box 76, Folder 81

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The Largest Military Post in the Island of Cuba,Harper's Weekly Box 26, Folder 14

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The Largest Military Post in the Island of Cuba,Harper's Weekly May 24, 1902 Box 26, Folder 14

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The Late Major Walter Reed,The New York Times Box 26, Folder 53

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The Late Major Walter Reed,The New York Times December 4, 1902 Box 26, Folder 53

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The Mosquito as a Carrier of Yellow Fever Infection,St. Louis Medical Review Box 3, Folder 74

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The Mosquito as a Carrier of Yellow Fever Infection,St. Louis Medical Review November 3, 1900 Box 3, Folder 74

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