Papers, 1939-1984 1939-1944.

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Papers, 1939-1984 1939-1944.

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The collection consists of letter written by Hardy starting with his military training before the United States' involvment in World War II. In 1984 he added a connective commentary. He was sent to Irealdn and England for training before he was sent to North Africa. He was involved in the Tunisian and Italian campaigns. He remained in Italy until he was sent home in November 1944. Also included are miscellaneous army souvenires of festive and military events, a notebook containing "Battle Lessons," and an album of photos taken while stationed overseas.

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