The Frank J. McSherry papers, 1912-1961.

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The Frank J. McSherry papers, 1912-1961.

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Contains information pertaining to the following military organizations: Allied Military Government of Occupied Territory (AMGOT); Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Forces (SHAEF); Office of Military Government for Germany (United States (U.S)); U.S. Army War College (AWC); Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC); U.S. War Manpower Commission; Army General Staff (AGS). General description of the collection: The Frank J. McSherry papers contain personal and official papers collected during his military career. These documents include papers on AMGOT for Sicily and Italy; Civil Affairs Division policy book, official documents, speeches, correspondence on SHAEF organization and policy; documents about SHAEF operations in Austria, Belgium, France, Denmark, Luxembourg, Germany, Norway; documents from the Office of Military Government for Germany (U.S.), OMGUS; reports on the investigation of U.S. personnel practices in the Panama Canal Zone and materials pertaining to the International Labor Conference, Geneva in 1947. The first 20 boxes contain personal papers and papers concerning McSherry's affiliation with the following organizations: U.S. AWC, AGS, CCC, and U.S. War Manpower Commission.

67 boxes.

U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center

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