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Letter to Carmelite Kennedy from the Veterans Administration, May 19, 1944. Acknowledges receipt of request for Wilbur D. Kennedy's discharge certificate and advises it has been sent via registered mail. One typed page with envelope.

Letter to Carmelite Kennedy from the Veterans Administration, January 14, 1944. Notes that claim for burial allowance has been forwarded to the VA. One typed page.

Letter to Carmelite Kennedy from the Veterans Administration, January 14, 1944. Details how to apply for pension of the deceased veteran, Wilbur D. Kennedy (XC-412, 035) and expresses regret at his passing. 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.

Membership card issued to Wilbur D. Kennedy by the Third Army Headquarters Club, circa 1910s. Includes notes on dues paid January through April on reverse.

Special Orders No. 99, General Headquarters, American Expeditionary Forces, April 9, 1919. Appoints Wilbur D. Kennedy temporarily as captain. Two copies: one extract of orders handwritten on reverse of sheet from musical performance program; one…

Special Orders No. 22 (extract), Headquarter Corps Air Service, Observation Group, Fourth Army Corps, American Expeditionary Forces, March 1, 1919. Appoints Wilbur D. Kennedy as Corps Air Service Commander during absence of Lieutenant Robert C.…

Special Orders No. 7 (extract), Headquarter Air Service, Army Group, American Expeditionary Forces, November 4, 1918. Orders Wilbur D. Kennedy to Paris to participate in board of officers conducting parachute experiments. One typed page, two copies.

Special Orders No. 350 (extract), General Headquarters, American Expeditionary Forces, December 16, 1918. Asserts that Wilbur D. Kennedy's travel to Paris was approved and necessary.

Special Orders No. 231, American Expeditionary Forces, August 19, 1918. Announces list of officers of the Air Services, including Wilbur D. Kennedy, as on duty as of listed dates. Three typed pages.