Incoming message from General Aloia to General Lyman Lemnitzer. 1963 Nov. 23.

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Incoming message from General Aloia to General Lyman Lemnitzer. 1963 Nov. 23.

Condolence message to General Lemnitzer from General Aloia, Chief of Staff, Italian Army, on the death of President Kennedy.

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National Defense University Library

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