Joseph F. Stine papers, 1930-1941.

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Joseph F. Stine papers, 1930-1941.

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The Joseph F. Stine papers consist of certificates of promotion from private to master sergeant in the Medical Department, United States (U.S.) Army, a certificate for completing the enlisted man's regular course, and a certificate for completing an instructional course in the Medical Department. The papers also contain a letter of commendation regarding outstanding service during a Gettysburg reunion in 1938.

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Master Sergeant (MSGT) Joseph F. Stine enlisted in the U.S. Army as a private in the 1st Collecting Company, 1st Medical Regiment. From 1930 to 1941 Stine was promoted several times within the Medical Department, attaining the rank of master sergeant. From the description of Joseph F. Stine papers, 1930-1941. (US Army, Mil Hist Institute). WorldCat record id: 780056123 ...