Papers, 1980-1994.

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Papers, 1980-1994.

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The collection is comprised of biographical data, official and personal correspondence, printed material, photographs/negatives, and miscellany. Personal correspondence between Captain Williams and his wife, Beverly, makes up the bulk of this collection. Letters and cards from his son, mother, and friends are also included in the personal correspondence series.

1.25 cubic ft.

Operational Archive Branch, Naval History Center

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SNAC Resource ID: 7762875

Operational Archive Branch, Naval History Center

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United States. Navy

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United States. Navy. Military Sealift Command

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