Pacific Counseling Service and Military Law Office records, 1969-1977.

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Pacific Counseling Service and Military Law Office records, 1969-1977.

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Consists of office files from two collaborating organizations serving U.S. military service personnel primarily in the Bay Area and Asia during and after the Vietnam War. Includes organizational history, correspondence and reports from projects and offices in Asia and West Germany, material related to affiliated groups, and reference files.

Originals : 10 cartons, 1 oversize folder, 1 volume (12.75 linear ft.)Copies of selected folders from Carton 5, Okinawa and Tokyo materials : 3 microfilm reels : negative (Reel 1: BNEG Box 3188, 435 frames; Reel 2: BNEG Box 3189, 437 frames; Reel 3: BNEG Box 3190, 508 frames) and positive.

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