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Interwar unit files of the Virginia Dept. of Military Affairs, 1918-1941

15 cu.ft. (33 boxes and 1 oversize folder)
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Interwar unit file records, 1918-1941, of Virginia's National Guard, including correspondence, clippings, orders, payrolls, reports, service records, and telegrams, among others. The files were created between World War I and World War II (interwar). Types of records include officer service records, discharge orders, special orders, summary courts martial records, officer resignations, officer efficiency reports, retirements, payrolls, monthly drill reports, investigations, reports of training, inspections, reports of armory break-in & fires, state military reservation material, aid to civil authority, unit files, and other miscellaneous records. Includes files relating to the 1st Infantry Regiment, 29th Tank Company, 54th Field Artillery, 104th Medical Regiment, 111th Field Artillery, 116th Infantry, 246th Coast Artillery, and 415th Coast Artillery.

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Interwar unit files of the Virginia Dept. of Military Affairs, 1918-1941 15 cu.ft. (33 boxes and 1 oversize folder)

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