Hal Irby Greer Papers 1918-1936

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Hal Irby Greer Papers 1918-1936

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A native of Beaumont, Texas, Hal Irby Greer (1885-1936) saw combat duty in France during World War I as a member of the U.S. Army air service. Letters, printed material, essays, and photographs form the Hal Irby Greer papers. The collection focuses on Greer's World War I experiences.

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Greer, Hal Irby, 1885-1936

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