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[Pass issued by U.S. Signal Corps Aviation School to Jules Verne (J. V.) Hyde, February 1918] (Item)
[Pass issued by U.S. Signal Corps Aviation School to Jules Verne (J. V.) Hyde, February 1918]
Pass issued by the U.S. Signal Corps Aviation School (Love Field, Texas) to Jules Verne (J. V.) Hyde, February 1918. Inscription: "Had my first ride today. JVH."
[Jules Verne Hyde and unidentified serviceman standing outside boardinghouse] (Item)
[Jules Verne Hyde and unidentified serviceman standing outside boardinghouse]
Photograph of Jules Verne Hyde (right) and an unidentified serviceman standing outside a boardinghouse in Kansas City, Missouri, circa 1918.Inscription on verso: "Verne Hyde, KC. Mo. At Mrs. Carbaugh's boarding house in KC Mo."
Special Orders No. 221 [Instructs officers to report for temporary duty] (Item)
Special Orders No. 221 [Instructs officers to report for temporary duty]
Special Orders No. 221, Air Service Flying School (Brooks Field, Texas), October 4, 1918. Instructs a few officers, including 2nd Lieutenant Jules Verne (J. V.) Hyde, to report for temporary duty to Dallas, Texas for the purpose of flying airplanes back to Brooks Field, San Antonio, Texas, and return to Brooks Field upon completion. One typed page.
Special Order No. 148 [Announces men being appointed to rank of 2nd Lieutenant] (Item)
Special Order No. 148 [Announces men being appointed to rank of 2nd Lieutenant]
Special Order No. 148, Headquarters Love Field (Texas), June 3, 1918. Announces several men being appointed to rank of 2nd Lieutenant in the Aviation Section of the Signal Reserve Corps, including J. V. Hyde after having qualified as RMAs. Two typed pages.
Special Orders No. 140 [Announces appointment of J. V. Hyde and Howard Hiltz Jones] (Item)
Special Orders No. 140 [Announces appointment of J. V. Hyde and Howard Hiltz Jones]
Special Orders No. 140, War Department, June 15, 1918. Announces appointment of J. V. Hyde and Howard Hiltz Jones as Second Lieutenants in the Aviation Section, Signal Reserve Corps and assigns their active duty at Love Field, Dallas, Texas, as of June 3, 1918. One typed page.
[Honorable discharge certificate issued by United States Army to Jules Verne Hyde, June 2, 1918] (Item)
[Honorable discharge certificate issued by United States Army to Jules Verne Hyde, June 2, 1918]
Honorable discharge certificate issued by the United States Army to Jules Verne Hyde, June 2, 1918. Certifies the release of Jules Verne (J. V.) from the Reserve Corps so he could take a commission with the Air Service. Includes a copy of his enlistment record. Two pages.
Special Order No. 148 [Assigns men to duty in Training Department at Love Field] (Item)
Special Order No. 148 [Assigns men to duty in Training Department at Love Field]
Special Order No. 148, Headquarters Love Field (Texas), June 2, 1918. Assigns several men to duty in the Training Department at Love Field, including 2nd Lieutenant Jules Verne (J. V.) Hyde. One typed page.
Special Orders No. 134 [Instructs servicemen to proceed to Camp Dick] (Item)
Special Orders No. 134 [Instructs servicemen to proceed to Camp Dick]
Special Orders No. 134, War Department, June 8, 1918. Instructs several men to proceed to Camp Dick (Texas) and report for duty to the Commanding Officer. Includes instruction for 2nd Lieutenant Jules Verne (J. V.) Hyde. Two typed pages.
Special Orders No. 170 [Assigns officers to duty as Instructors] (Item)
Special Orders No. 170 [Assigns officers to duty as Instructors]
Special Orders No. 170, Air Service Flying School (Brooks Field, Texas), August 14, 1918. Assigns several officers, including 2nd Lieutenant Jules Verne (J. V.) Hyde, to duty as Instructors in the Flying Department, Brooks Field, Texas. One typed page.
The Men Who Made Brooks Field [Booklet] (Item)
The Men Who Made Brooks Field [Booklet]
Booklet titled "The Men Who Made Brooks Field," published by the Maverick-Clarke Litho Company (San Antonia, Texas), circa 1918. The title page describes the booklet as "a pictorial history of America's Foremost Air Service United States Army Flying School." Lieutenant Jules Verne (J. V.) Hyde is mentioned in a section called the "Log" of Brooks Field. 72 pages.