Papers, 1575-1998 (bulk 1945-1998).

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Papers, 1575-1998 (bulk 1945-1998).

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Contains information about mid-twentieth century magazine publishing, U.S. World War II Pacific and Atlantic submarine operations, the marketing policies and the author - editor relationship, and the seventeenth-century Spanish treasure fleets. In addition to notes there are taped interviews with naval personnel, submarine logs, operational directives and reports. Information is included about early nearly every U-boat and commander. There is also biographical information about Blair, photographs (1900-1970s), research files and correspondence, and publicity files.

158.73 cubic ft. (368 boxes)

Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7139278

Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.

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