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General Orders No. 30, Office of First Army Air Service Commander, American Expeditionary Forces, November 26, 1918. Cites Second Lieutenant Sidney Van Wyck Peters and First Lieutenant Walter R. Lokey for exceptional devotion to duty during…

General Orders No. 38-A, General Headquarters, American Expeditionary Forces, February 28, 1919. Commander in Chief John J. Pershing commends American Expeditionary Forces on their service in the war. One typed page.Part of a scrapbook related to…

General Orders No. 38-A, American Expeditionary Forces, February 28, 1919. Thank you message from General Pershing to all troops. One typed page.

General Orders No. 94, U.S. War Department, July 16, 1917. Rescinds General Orders No. 75 and substitutes orders on the confidentiality of any information on overseas movement. Military personnel are forbidden to make public details such as…

Handwritten orders for Candidate Marc Lagen, circa 1918. Instructs Lagen to report to surgeon.

Handwritten orders for Lieutenant Marc Lagen, circa 1918. Instructs Lagen to report to Neufchâteau, France for duty with Major Paegelow.

Handwritten orders directing Marc Lagen to travel to Tours and report to Colonel Chandeler, March 22, 1918. Document is in French.

Letter No. 808, Headquarters Seventh Service Command, January 28, 1943. Orders Air Corps Enlisted Reservists, including Private George E. Adams, to active duty. Seven typed pages.

Memorandum from Headquarters, 161st Signal Photographic Company, February 23, 1943. Lists service members, including Lee Embree, who will be attending the Anti-Aircraft Fire Course. One (1) page.

Memorandum to Robert H. Neale from Staff Headquarters, Thirteenth Naval District, June 15, 1938. Orders Neale to elimination flight training in Seattle, Washington. One typed page.