Royal Reynolds papers, undated.

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Royal Reynolds papers, undated.

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Description of this collection: Includes reminiscences of Royal Reynolds' career in the Army (1964), to include Pershing's Expedition into Mexico in 1916; a photocopy of an article entitled, "A look to the future", prepared by his son, Royal Reynolds, Jr., who was Assistant Commandant of the U.S. Army Infantry School. This article decribes the mission of the Infantry School and Fort Benning (1963).

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