Collection: 8th Evacuation Hospital collection, 1941/2011 / Date range: 1943 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection 8th Evacuation Hospital collection, 1941/2011 Date range 1943

Ned Waddell' and laughing men around his tent that collapsed while he was asleep at Goat Hill, Algeria, 1943 Box 27, Folder 009

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Nurses and servicemen outside at Anfa Hill, Morocco, tents in background, 1943 Box 21, Folder 003

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Officers playing cards outside at Goat Hill near Oran, Algeria, 1943 Box 29, Folder 043

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Operating room at Teano, Italy, 1943 Box 11, Folder 027

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Paintings and Photograph of Major Edwin Shearburn, 1942/1945 Box HOUSED IN MISC. OVERSIZE COLLECTION, MS, Folder 43, BOX 2

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Papers related to orders for John Guerrant and others, 1942/1945 Box 29, Folder 012

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Papers relating to the service of Helen Berkeley during World War II, 1942/1947 Box 29, Folder 066

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PASSES, TELEGRAMS, ORDERS, LISTS OF PERSONNEL FROM 8TH EVAC. HOSPITAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS OF WILLIAM P. SNAVELY, 1942/1943 Box 04, Folder 033

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People sitting, 1943 Box 16, Folder 092

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Prentice Kinser correspondence and photographs, 1942/1945 Box 35, Folder 061

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