United States Army Continental Army Commands selected records of Kansas army posts [microform], uuuu.

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United States Army Continental Army Commands selected records of Kansas army posts [microform], uuuu.

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Records from the "Post Returns," "Medical history of Posts," "Field Records of Hospitals," and "Reservation Files" series of the Office of the Adjutant General and "Consolidated Correspondence" of the Office of the Quartermaster General relating to Forts Dodge, Harker, Hays, Larned, Scott, Wallace, and Zarah. "Field Records of Hospitals" consists of post hospital records and "Reservation Files" contain documents relating to the establishment, construction, maintenance, and abandonment of posts. Roll MS 255 includes medical records of Fort Leavenworth, 1884-1887.

14 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.

Kansas State Historical Society

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