Collection: J. Davitt McAteer Papers regarding Mining Safety, 1860/2013, bulk 1970/2010 / Date range: 2010 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection J. Davitt McAteer Papers regarding Mining Safety, 1860/2013, bulk 1970/2010 Date range 2010

Upper Big Branch: "Transcript of the Testimony of Albert Clark" transcribed by Sargent's Court Reporting, 2010 Box 57, Folder 20

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Upper Big Branch: "Transcript of the Testimony of Brent Racer" transcribed by Sargent's Court Reporting, 2010 Box 54, Folder 15

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Upper Big Branch: Transcripts and other case material CDs, 2010 Box 52b, Folder 7

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Upper Big Branch: Transcripts, back-up, and drafts for reference, 2010 Box 57, Folder 27

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Upper Big Branch: United States Department of Labor accident investigation protocols, 2010 Box 55, Folder 29

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Upper Big Branch: Victim map, 2010 Box 55, Folder 14

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Upper Big Branch: Victim profiles, 2010 Box 55, Folder 30

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Upper Big Branch: Video CDs, 2010 Box 54, Folder 33

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Upper Big Branch: Videos and other material CDs, 2010/2011 Box 52b, Folder 5

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Upper Big Branch: Violation, 2010 Box 55, Folder 15

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