William J. Means collection, 1943-1957.

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William J. Means collection, 1943-1957.

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The William J. Means collection contains a program from Fort Pepperrell, Newfoundland, receipts and issue slips, student notes and notebook, and six photographs. The collection also contains printed materials including Means's annotated copy of TM 10-215, "Sales commissary operations," Circular #104 regarding promotions of warrant officers, operating guides for a Zenith transoceanic radio, and a map of San Francisco, California.

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