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Special Orders No. 149, Headquarters U.S. Troops Paris, American Expeditionary Forces, June 6, 1918. Ten men, including 1st Lieutenant Hamilton Coolidge, are ordered to travel from Paris to Chartres, France for duty and station at that place. One…

Telegram to Lieutenant Hamilton Coolidge from his brother, J. H. Coolidge Jr., June 18, 1918. Send greetings from his brother John Gardner and sister Mary Eliza, via their parents.

Photograph of a Dorand A.R.1 D2 aircraft crashed in a field, France, July 7, 1918. The verso inscription identifies the aircraft's pilot as Lieutenant Fox.Inscription on verso: "10, 2nd Crash. Pilot: Lt. Fox. Machine No: 798. Tape #2. Date: 7/7/18.…

Newspaper clipping, "U.S. fliers cover French assault", from the Boston Herald, July 8, 1918. Discusses the flying activities of the U.S. Army at the Marne. Mentions Quentin Roosevelt.

Commendation issued to the Chief of Air Services, August 14, 1918. Commander-in-Chief [President Woodrow Wilson] via General Headquarters of the American Expeditionary Force commends the 1st Pursuit Group for their effective and daring work. One…

Operations Order No. 133, Operations Office, First Pursuit Group, September 18, 1918. Order for pilots to lessen their aggression during patrols and to not penetrate more than three kilometers into enemy territory. One typed page.

Memorandum from Operations Office, 94th Aero Squadron, September 19, 1918. Gives the flying schedule for the day. One typed page.

Operations Order No. 145, Operations Office, 94th Aero Squadron, September 24, 1918. Gives a schedule of operations for the 94th Aero Squadron, effective September 25, 1918. One typed page.

Operations Office memo No. 147, Operations Office, 94th Aero Squadron, September 25, 1918. Gives orders concerning enemy balloons. One typed page.

Operations Order No. 150, Operations Office, First Pursuit Group, September 26, 1918. Gives order concerning landing flares.