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Special Orders No. 147, Headquarters Love Field (Texas), June 2, 1918. Discharges several Privates 1st Class from Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps to accept commission as 2nd Lieutenants, including Jules Verne (J. V.) Hyde. One typed page.

Oath of Office form for United States Army service, circa 1910s. The form is not filled in. One typed page.

Honorable discharge certificate issued by the United States Army to Jules Verne Hyde, June 2, 1918. Certifies the release of Jules Verne (J. V.) from the Reserve Corps so he could take a commission with the Air Service. Includes a copy of his…

Death-in-service certificate issued by the United States Army to Harley C. Hyde, July 18, 1919. Certifies that Harley died with honor in service to his country on March 25, 1919.

Service and rank chevrons for Herman Butler, designating him a sergeant in the United States Army, circa 1919. Three uniform patches attached to card backing.

Memorandum from the U.S. Army Recruiting District Headquarters, February 2, 1921. Certifies that Norman S. Archibald was enlisted in the Army on July 9, 1917 as Private 1st Class, Aviation Section, Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps. One typed page, two…

Letter to Marc Lagen from the Master Electrician, March 8, 1919. Asks for assistance in procuring parts from the Quartermaster. Letter is written on Army of Occupation, Third U.S. Army Office, Balloon Commander Air Service stationery. One handwritten…

Postcard to Marc Lagen from the Adjusted Compensation Branch, United States Army, November 15, 1924. Acknowledges application for adjusted compensation from the War Department.

Confidential Special Orders No. 115, Office of Identification and Transportation, November 26, 1917. Orders First Lieutenants of the Aviation Section, including Marc Lagen, to report to the General Superintendent, Army Transport Service for…

Memorandum issued by Brigadier General E. M. Lewis, U.S. Army, to officers stationed in or visiting Paris, France, December 15, 1917. Men must not show signs of gaiety, festivity, or dissipation as it could be seen as shocking by locals who are in…