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Company No. 7: Virginia Reserve Militia, 1941-1980

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The material in RG 90 is dated 1941-1980. It includes reports made to the state's Division of Military Affairs, a complete set of enlistment forms of all recruits, which includes descriptive information on all enlistees, and general correspondence, notes, and memoranda dealing with the regular activities of the company. This miscellaneous material has been placed in a single file. The only document in the collection that does not date from the 1940s is a copy of Samuel Vanderslice's obituary from 1980. This collection measures .21 linear feet.

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Company No. 7: Virginia Reserve Militia, 1941-1980 1 box

Virginia. Reserve Militia. Company 7

The material in RG 90 is dated 1941-1980. It includes reports made to the state's Division of Military Affairs, a complete set of enlistment forms of all recruits, which includes descriptive information on all enlistees, and general correspondence, notes, and memoranda dealing with the regular activities of the company. This miscellaneous material has been placed in a single file. The only document in the collection that does not date from the 1940s is a copy of Samuel Vanderslice's obituary from 1980. This collection measures .21 linear feet.

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