The Millard S. Curtis papers, 1918-1952.

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The Millard S. Curtis papers, 1918-1952.

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Contains official correspondence (1918-1952), certificates of promotion (1918 and 1920), an official report by Curtis regarding the American Expeditionary Force in Siberia (1919), a monograph entitled HISTORY OF THE TWENTY SEVENTH INFANTRY (April 1922), and a map of Manila, Philippines (1920?).

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