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Memorandum to the Chief of Air Service, American Expeditionary Forces, from Wilbur D. Kennedy, March 27, 1918. Request for transfer to school at Clermont-Ferrand to learn bombardment work. Includes numerous endorsements. Two typed pages.

Memorandum from First Lieutenant Wilbur D. Kennedy to Army Air Service Commander, December 7, 1918. Explains prior orders to Paris were insufficient for mileage reimbursement, requests appropriate orders. Includes several forwarding indorsements,…

Memorandum to First Lieutenant Wilbur D. Kenney from Major T. S. Pugh, August 5, 1918. Notifies Kennedy of overpayment discovered by auditor and requests payment. Added note from Kennedy, September 7, 1918, explains discrepancy. One typed page.

Memorandum to Wilbur D. Kennedy from the Quartermaster, February 19, 1918. Follows up on previous memo regarding overpayment. Added note from Kennedy, April 4, 1918, forwards payment. Receipt slip attached.

Special Orders No. 279 (extract), U.S. War Department, November 30, 1917. Orders Wilbur D. Kennedy and others to active duty and to report to commanding officer at Garden City, New York. One typed page.

Special Order No. 54, Headquarters, Signal Corps Concentration Depot (Garden City, New York), December 1, 1917. Assigns officers to squadrons, with Wilbur D. Kennedy assigned to 12th Squadron. One typed page, three copies.

Memorandum to Wilbur D. Kennedy, September 20, 1917. Receipt for overpayment, with two accompanying receipt slips.

Telegram to commanding officer, November 30, 1917. Orders Wilbur D. Kennedy and others to active service with the Signal Reserve Corps, Aviation Section.

Memorandum from Headquarters Central Department, Military Training Division, April 27, 1917. Notifies applicants who have submitted Officers' Reserve Corps applications that examination procedures have changed. One typed page.

Memorandum to Wilbur D. Kennedy from the Company Commander, 2nd Company, FROTC, August 12, 1917. Notifies Kennedy that his descriptive list has been forwarded to his commanding officer. One typed page.