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WWII, Korea and Vietnam Veterans
Historical Questionnaires (5 May 00)
Historical Questionnaires (5 May 00)
4 Nov 13
The US Army History Institute, 23 Asburn Drive, Carlisle Barracks, Carlisle, PA
17013-5008 is conducting a survey of veterans from WWII, Korea and Vietnam to acquire
source material on those wars. Veterans of those conflicts are invited to join their effort.
If you want to assist in the USA Military History Institutes's survey contact them either by
mail or e-mail and they will send you a questionnaire for the war or wars you are interested
in. (Internet Address: http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi)
Thousands of veterans (including your webmaster) and their families have already made
unconditional gifts of their thoughts and war mementos. Now you can do the same. The
Institute will provide a permanent home for your personal papers where they will be
preserved and protected under carefully controlled conditions. Your completed
questionnaire and/or personal military papers will stand as a record of your service forever.
The Institute's records are also available for your use. They currently have over 240,000 books, 50,000 +
periodicals, 5,00,000 + pieces of personal papers and over 730,000 photographs. All this makes the Institute
the finest military library in the United States and one of the best in the entire world.
Bill Scott, our previous Association Historian, recently provided numerous 63rd Infantry Division files to the
Institute
17013-5008 is conducting a survey of veterans from WWII, Korea and Vietnam to acquire
source material on those wars. Veterans of those conflicts are invited to join their effort.
If you want to assist in the USA Military History Institutes's survey contact them either by
mail or e-mail and they will send you a questionnaire for the war or wars you are interested
in. (Internet Address: http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi)
Thousands of veterans (including your webmaster) and their families have already made
unconditional gifts of their thoughts and war mementos. Now you can do the same. The
Institute will provide a permanent home for your personal papers where they will be
preserved and protected under carefully controlled conditions. Your completed
questionnaire and/or personal military papers will stand as a record of your service forever.
The Institute's records are also available for your use. They currently have over 240,000 books, 50,000 +
periodicals, 5,00,000 + pieces of personal papers and over 730,000 photographs. All this makes the Institute
the finest military library in the United States and one of the best in the entire world.
Bill Scott, our previous Association Historian, recently provided numerous 63rd Infantry Division files to the
Institute
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