Blanc Mont (Meuse-Argonne-Champagne).

Instructions regarding disposition of illegible identification tags and tags detached from bodies.
Published: (1918)

Operations of 2nd American Corps in Somme offensive, Aug. 8 to Nov. 11, 1918.
Published: (1921)

Transportation of sick and wounded personnel between U.S. and France.
Published: (1918)

Commendation.
Published: (1918)

Medical Department of U.S. Army in World War, Volume XIV : Medical aspects of gas warfare.
Published: (1926)

Chaplains and the G.R.S.
Published: (1918)

Commendation.
Published: (1918)

Information for friends of our dead.
Published: (1910)

Information for friends of our dead.
Published: (1910)

[American Expeditionary Forces regulations on burials, grave registration, and personnel effects of soldiers; text].
Published: (1918)

Death and wound certificates.
Published: (1920)

Before Mixed Claims Commission, U.S. and Germany, organized under agreement of Aug. 10, 1922 between U.S. and Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Christian Damson, claimant volume Germany : Memorandum of facts and legal points.
Published: (1925)

Medical Department of U.S. Army in World War, Volume XI : Surgery, part 2, empyema, maxillofacial surgery, ophthalmology (U.S.), ophthalmology (American Expeditionary Forces), otolaryngology (U.S.), otolaryngology (American Expeditionary Forces).
Published: (1924)

Memorial tablet to be installed in new Army Medical School building at Walter Reed General Hospital.
Published: (1922)

Concerning return of bodies of American soldiers who died abroad; letter of Secretary of War to Hon. J. W. Wadsworth, Jr.
Published: (1920)

Meuse-Argonne 26 September-11 November 1918 /
by: Faulkner, Richard Shawn
Published: (2018)

Business Meeting : S. Res. 112, a Resolution Expressing the Sense of the Senate with Respect to the Protection of Refugees and Civilians Caught in the Armed Conflict on the Border Between Thailand and Kampuchea.
Published: (1983)

War service and wound chevrons.
Published: (1918)

[Death of Captain William H. Winters in Indian warfare announced].
Published: (1880)

Reflex paralysis.
Published: (1864)

Medical Department of U.S. Army in World War, Volume XV : Statistics, part 2, medical and casualty statistics, based on medical records of U.S. Army, Apr. 1, 1917 to Dec. 31, 1919, inclusive.
Published: (1925)

Addresses of President Harding : Hoboken, N.J., Return of bodies of soldiers, sailors, marines, and nurses; New York, N.Y., luncheon, Academy of Political Science, Hotel Astor; dinner, celebration of 125th anniversary of founding of New York Commercial, Hotel Commodore.
Published: (1921)

Address of President of U.S. at burial of unknown soldier at Arlington Cemetery.
Published: (1921)

Address of President Hoover by radio from his camp on Rapidan in connection with dedication of Cornell University war memorial at Ithaca, N.Y.
Published: (1931)

Address of President Coolidge at dedication of Liberty Memorial at Kansas City, Mo.
Published: (1926)

Report of Secretary of War to President.
Published: (1925)

Program of ceremonies attending burial of an unknown and unidentified American soldier who lost his life during World War.
Published: (1921)

Funeral services for Lieut. Joseph V. Cullen.
Published: (1923)

Before Mixed Claims Commission, U.S. and Germany, organized under agreement of Aug. 10, 1922 between U.S. and Germany; list numbers 18, docket numbers 93, U.S.A. on behalf of Gladys Mary Baylies, claimant volume Germany : Brief on behalf of U.S.
Published: (1924)

Before Mixed Claims Commission, U.S. and Germany, organized under agreement of Aug. 10, 1922 between U.S. and Germany; docket numbers 2263, list nos. 33 and 10363, U.S.A. on behalf of Bella Myers Abrams, Florence Myers Oppenheimer, and Seligman A. Myers, heirs at law of Herman A. Myers, deceased, claimants volume Germany : Brief on behalf of U.S.
Published: (1924)

Before Mixed Claims Commission, U.S. and Germany, organized under agreement of Aug. 10, 1922 between U.S. and Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Rosa Birriel de Maeso, claimant volume Germany : Brief of U.S.A.
Published: (1929)

Summary of casualties among members of American Expeditionary Forces during World War.
Published: (1920)

Before Mixed Claims Commission, U.S. and Germany, organized under agreement of Aug. 10, 1922 between U.S. and Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company, claimant volume Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of New York Life Insurance Company, claimant volume Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Mutual Life Insurance Company, claimant volume Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, claimant volume Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Aetna Life Insurance Company, claimant volume Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of State Mutual Life Assurance Company, claimant volume Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, claimant volume Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Equitable Life Assurance Society, claimant volume Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Manhattan Life Insurance Company, Prudential Insurance Company, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, claimants volume Germany; U.S.A. on behalf of Travelers Insurance Company, claimant volume Germany : Brief of U.S.A.
Published: (1923)

Mixed Claims Commission, U.S. and Germany; administrative decisions and opinions of general nature, and opinions in individual Lusitania claims and other cases to Oct. 1, 1926.
Published: (1928)

Before Mixed Claims Commission, U.S. and Germany, organized under agreement of Aug. 10, 1922 between U.S. and Germany; docket numbers 2482, list numbers 49, U.S.A. on behalf of William MacKenzie, individually, and William MacKenzie as administrator of estate of Mary A. MacKenzie, deceased, and others, claimants volume Germany : Brief on behalf of U.S.
Published: (1925)

American ship casualties of World War, including naval vessels, merchant ships, sailing vessels, and fishing craft.
Published: (1923)