Draft Publications and Related Correspondence, 1978–2000

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Draft Publications and Related Correspondence, 1978–2000

1978-2000

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/12058904

This series consists of annotated draft publications and related correspondence on a wide variety of historical topics, including World War II campaigns, the Army Nurse Corps, the Women's Army Corps, the Army Medical Specialist Corps, race relations in the Army, military intelligence, logistics, transportation, counter insurgency operations, the role of federal military forces in domestic disturbances, the relationship between the U.S. military and the media during the Vietnam War, orthopedic surgery in the Vietnam War, and the U.S. Army's transition to an all volunteer force. The series was maintained by the Center of Military History.

9 linear feet, 2 linear inches

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