Military Order of the World Wars (AustinChapter) Records 1941-1945,1960-1986

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Military Order of the World Wars (AustinChapter) Records 1941-1945,1960-1986

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The Military Order of the World Warsis a nonpartisan organization, established in 1919 as a means for officers of allmilitary branches and services to come together to promote patriotic behavior,national security, good citizenship, and service to the United States. The recordscontain correspondence, newspaper clippings, biographies, photographs, a videotape,oral histories on cassette tapes, rosters, resolutions, press releases, and printedmaterial, pertaining to the activities of the Austin chapter of the Military Orderof the World Wars, especially the development of the Austin Vietnam War Memorial inWaterloo Park.

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