A P.F.C. in the driver's seat [manuscript] : World War I as seen from a model T ambulance, 1917-19.

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A P.F.C. in the driver's seat [manuscript] : World War I as seen from a model T ambulance, 1917-19.

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Transcripts of Dingledine's letters home with some additions. He served as ambulance driver in Section 516 of the U.S. Army Ambulance Service. Also, Condensed history of S.S.U. 516 [3 l. 28 cm. typescript signed].

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University of Virginia. Library

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