Collection: 8th Evacuation Hospital collection, 1941/2011 / Date range: 1945 - ARVAS Search Results

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Richmond Times-Dispatch"Japs Quit", 1945 Box 36, Folder 028

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Richmond Times-DispatchNazi Surrender Is Official; Prague Fight Is Still Raging", 1945 Box 36, Folder 020

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Richmond Times-Dispatch"President Roosevelt Dies", 1945 Box 36, Folder 016

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Richmond Times-Dispatch"Russia Enters War", 1945 Box 36, Folder 023

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Roster 8th Evac. Nurses, 1945 Box 09, Folder 033

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RUTH BEERY'S SCRAPBOOK, 1942/1945 Box 15, Folder 000

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RUTH BEERY'S UNIFORM, 1942/1945 Box formerly 19, Folder 000, now in Artifacts Collection

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Secretary of War Stimson and Lt. Gen. Clark (in back seat of jeep) visit the 8th Evac, 1945 Box 12, Folder 022

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Special orders 307, 1945 Box 09, Folder 035

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SPECIAL ORDERS, CERTIFICATES, LETTER ORDERS, COURT MARTIAL, ETC. RE: 8TH EVAC. HOSPITAL IN ITALY, 1944/1945 Box 04, Folder 034

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