Collection: Video Collections, 1930/1980 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Corps marching in inaugural parade of Governor Wilder [dvd], 1990 Box 04, Media Case/Sleeve 204

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Corps of Cadets marching in inaugural parade of President George H. W. Bush [dvd], 1989 Box 04, Media Case/Sleeve 165

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Crozet Point dedication ceremony [dvd], 2011 Box 03, Media Case/Sleeve 133

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Dedication of Jonathan Daniels Memorial at Hayneville, Alabama [dvd], 1997 Box 04, Media Case/Sleeve 245

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Distinguished Speaker Series, Jeff Greenfield [dvd], 2006 Box 04, Media Case/Sleeve 143

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Dr. Henry Kissinger visit to VMI [dvd], 2001 Box 02, Media Case/Sleeve 072

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Dr. Paul V. Hebert receives the Jonathan Daniels Humanitarian Award, 2011 Box 03, Media Case/Sleeve 136

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Edward Heath lecture at VMI [dvd], 1986 Box 04, Media Case/Sleeve 208

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Elmon T. Gray receives Harry F. Byrd, Jr. Public Service Award [dvd], 2007 Box 02, Media Case/Sleeve 053

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Engineering Departments student recruiting video [dvd], 1993 Box 04, Media Case/Sleeve 146

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