The Colonel Charles S. Vanderblue collection, [ca. 1995].

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The Colonel Charles S. Vanderblue collection, [ca. 1995].

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The collection contains seven photograph albums containing photographs, maps, letters, documents, Japanese currency, ration cards, insignia, etc., ca. December 1943 through June 1945; one file containing typescript of 'Report [to General William J. Donovan] of C. S. Vanderblue on OSS Operations with the Third Army' and related correspondence; personal file of medal citations and certificates.

1 box.

Brown University, Brown University Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7684872

Brown University, Brown University Library

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