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Special Orders No. 25, Headquarters Third Aviation Instruction Center, January 25, 1919. Orders a number of men, including Floyd W. Shepard, to A.P.O. 731-A for duty. One typed page.

Two furlough fare certificates issued to Floyd W. Shepard, circa 1918-1919. Authorizes Shepard to purchase rail tickets at the special fare for military officers. Certificates are for travel from St. Louis, Missouri to Newport News, Virginia and…

Photograph of U.S. Army Air Service serviceman Floyd W. Shepard with a German artillery gun on display in the Place de la Concorde, Paris, France, circa 1918-1919.Inscription on verso: "Place de la Corcorde [Concorde], Paris, and German gun."

Special Orders No. 353, Headquarters Third Aviation Instruction Center, December 22, 1918. Orders fifteen men, including Floyd W. Shepard, to Clermont-Ferrand, France to ferry airplanes from there to Remorantin. One typed page.

Special Orders No. 293 (extract), Headquarters Air Service Replacement Concentration Barracks, November 1, 1918. Relieves a number of men, including Floyd W. Shepard, from duty at the flying officers' school and orders them to the 3rd Aviation…

Special Orders No. 285 (extract), Headquarters Base Section No. 4, October 19, 1918. Orders a number of men, including Floyd W. Shepard, to proceed by train to St. Maixent, France. One typed page.

Special Orders No. 254, Headquarters Point of Embarkation (New Jersey), September 21, 1918. Orders a number of men, including Floyd W. Shepard, to report to the Army Transport Service General Superintendent for assignment to transportation to France…

Special Orders No. 250, Headquarter Air Service Flying School, Taliaferro Field (Texas), September 19, 1918. Relieves a number of men, including Floyd W. Shepard, from duty at Taliaferro Field, Texas in order to report to the Port of Embarkation. One…

Order No. 219 (extract), U.S. War Department, September 18, 1918. Orders a number of men, including Floyd W. Shepard, to the Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, New Jersey for transportation to France. Also includes separate confidential, detailed…

Memo, Headquarters Air Service Flying School, Taliaferro Field (Texas), September 14, 1918. Assigns Second Lieutenant Floyd W. Shepard as Officer of the Day and Second Lieutenant Sieg as Officer of the Guard for the following day. One typed page.