Wilma A. Putt papers, 7 Sep 1943-1 Feb 1946.

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Wilma A. Putt papers, 7 Sep 1943-1 Feb 1946.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/64405090

General description of the collection: The Wilma A. Putt papers contain personnel and official documents, pay allotments, leave requests, oversea and promotion dates, citation records and immunization records. The documents were stored in a records jacket envelope. There are lists of dates, such as when she was promoted, her overseas service, leave and medical records. Another list is of equipment received and returned. Special Orders (SO) documenting her transfers, promotions and discharge are included. All of these documents span Putt's entire time of service.

1 folder.

U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center

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SNAC Resource ID: 7914255

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