Collection: Walter C. Ansel Papers, 1917/1974 / Date range: 1940 - ARVAS Search Results

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Folder 43: Transport Chiefs Messages, 1940/1941 Box 18, Folder 43

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Folder 43: U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, 1937/1957 Box 4, Folder 43

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Folder 44: 1/Skl. Memo to Naval Department A MA, 1940 Box 14, Folder 44

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Folder 44: Adm. Frankr. Report to O.K.M. on Sea Lion, 1940 Box 17, Folder 44

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Folder 44: Memo to Gruppe West from Naval Department MI, 1940 Box 16, Folder 44

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Folder 44: Ob.d.M. Report on Operation Sea Lion, 1940 Box 10, Folder 44

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Folder 44: O.K.H. Memo to O.K.W., O.K.M., and Their Chiefs of Staffs, 1940 Box 9, Folder 44

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Folder 44: O.K.M. Memo to Naval Port Command Wihelmshaven, 1940 Box 11, Folder 44

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Folder 44: Skl. Memo to Supreme Naval Group Command West and the Admiral Commanding France, 1940 Box 12, Folder 44

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Folder 45: 1/Skl. Memo to O.K.W., and Naval Departments A, A VI, A Wa, Etc., 1940 Box 14, Folder 45

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