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![[Armée Américaine leave permission form, February 1919]](https://digitalcollections.museumofflight.org/files/square_thumbnails/898e4ef67c82521a3fd39e700bd5805c.jpg "[Armée Américaine leave permission form, February 1919]")
Armée Américaine leave permission form, February 1919. Grants permission to Wilbur D. Kennedy to visit Nice and Pau, France.
![Individual report of instruction [for Sidney Van Wyck Peters, August 30, 1918]](https://digitalcollections.museumofflight.org/files/square_thumbnails/fa7e7a5f0e8f8638ff09d1a5b7cb9f22.jpg "Individual report of instruction [for Sidney Van Wyck Peters, August 30, 1918]")
Report, "Individual report of instruction," Air Service Report Training Section, August 30, 1918. Lists flight training details for Second Lieutenant Sidney Van Wyck Peters at the Third Aviation Instruction Center (Issoudun, France). Signed by Lieutenant Colonel Hiram Bingham. One typed page.Part of a scrapbook containing items related to Sidney Van Wyck Peters' service with the 24th Aero Squadron…
Address book, "Book of addresses of officers and enlisted personnel of 95th Aero Squadron," circa 1917-1918. Includes a dedication from Captain John Mitchell, thanking servicemen for "their untiring work and efforts during eight months of active operations on the Western Front." Also contains seven loose pages of handwritten notes listing names and addresses. Copy 2 of 2.
Address book, "Book of addresses of officers and enlisted personnel of 95th Aero Squadron," circa 1917-1918. Includes a dedication from Captain John Mitchell, thanking servicemen for "their untiring work and efforts during eight months of active operations on the Western Front." Copy 1 of 2.