Van Stockum, Ronald Reginald b.1916 Papers 1937-2001.

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Van Stockum, Ronald Reginald b.1916 Papers 1937-2001.

Papers dealing with Van Stockum's career in the United States Marine Corps from Officer Training School till his retirement as a Brigadier General. The papers continue with his activities as a retired General. His second career at the University of Louisville kept him involved with the ROCT program and he also served on the Armed Forces Committee for the city of Louisville. The collection includes journals, correspondence, photographs and other memorabilia from his life in the Marines and afterwards.

8 cubic feet.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7755632

The Filson Historical Society

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