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Notebook fragments belonging to Marc Lagen detailing daily activities on the front, circa 1918. Topics include Lagen's experiences in Verdun and Clermont (France), incidents involving airplanes and observation balloons, and receiving letters from…

Notebook fragments belonging to Marc Lagen, containing handwritten notes and diagrams in pencil, circa April 1918. The notes appear to be from Lagen's training - possibly during his time in Saumur, France under the Artillery School Commandant - with…

Account ledger form for Marc Lagen, August 10, 1918. Documents transactions made by Lagen via the American Express Company office in Tours, France from May to August.

Memorandum from Captain Marc Lagen to Board of Officers, January 2, 1919. Enumerates items lost by Lagen in the fire from barracks no. 49. Part of a series of documents regarding a claim for personal property that was destroyed in a barracks fire in…

Memorandum from Captain Mac Lagen to Chief Quartermaster, February 14, 1919. Requests information on filing claims, with forwarding note appended. Part of a series of documents regarding a claim for personal property that was destroyed in a barracks…

Memorandum from Captain Marc Lagen to Board of Officers, January 2, 1919. Enumerates items lost by Lagen in the fire from barracks no. 48. Part of a series of documents regarding a claim for personal property that was destroyed in a barracks fire in…

Affidavit from Marc Lagen, May 22, 1919. Statement by Lagen swearing that his personal property was lost while saving government property in the fire. Two copies, one with handwritten notes enumerating lost items. Attached note with return…

Memorandum from Captain Marc Lagen to Headquarters, Camp Merritt (New Jersey), April 11, 1919. Asserts possession of receipt for return of blankets.

Memorandum from Captain Marc Lagen to Chief Ordnance Officer, American Expeditionary Forces, January 27, 1919. Confirms issue and possession of said ordnance, enclosing forms.

Memorandum from Captain Marc Lagen, January 27, 1919. Certifies requirement of items issued to him and denying responsibility for any previous items.