Loren G. Windom papers, 1985.

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Loren G. Windom papers, 1985.

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Contains the following type of materials: oral histories. Contains information pertaining to the following war: World War II - Pacific. Contains information pertaining to the following military units: 74th Infantry Brigade, 37th Infantry Division, 145th Infantry Regiment, 166th Regimental Combat Team. General description of the collection: The Loren G. Windom papers include general officer's oral history, which describes his enlistment in Ohio National Guard; graduation from Ohio State University College of Law; combat duties in Philippines; return to civilian life as adjutant general of Ohio; receiving amateur radio licenses in 1922; authorship of amateur radio articles including, The Windom antenna.

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Ohio. Adjutant General's Dept.

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When Mexican and Civil War soldiers mustered out of service, many regiments turned their flags over to the state of Ohio. The General Assembly authorized the purchase of glass cases to display battle flags in the Statehouse. The battle flag collection increased as flags from the Spanish-American War, World War I and World War II were deposited. By the 1960s the flags were in poor condition. A committee to oversee the restoration of the flags was formed. Photographs were taken of the flags as par...

Windom, Loren G. (Loren Gregory), 1905-

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Loren G. Windom was born in 1905. During his military career he was a National Guard officer and advanced through the grades to major general and became the adjutant general of Ohio in 1959. During World War II he saw action in the Philippines. In civilian life he graduated from Ohio State University College of Law and later became an assistent United States Attorney of the Southern District of Ohio, 1937-1940 and 1946-1959. He was an avid amateur radio enthusiast who designed the Windom antenna...

Ohio. National Guard

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