Frank Otto Bowman Papers, 1939-1959

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Frank Otto Bowman Papers, 1939-1959

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Correspondence, reports, memoranda, notes, military maps and charts, and photographs,relating to American military activities during World War II and the Korean War. Includescorrespondence with General Samuel D. Sturgis, chief of engineers, 1951-1955; photographsand memoranda on bridge construction in Korea by the United States Army, 1952-1953; andcomments by F. O. Bowman on a manuscript entitled Fifth Army Engineers in Italy, 1959.

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