Wesley F. Diedrich First World War correspondence
Files
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Document Type
Letter
Keywords
U.S.A., U.S. Postal Service, Stamp, Washington, George, President Washington, Soldiers, correspondence, Mother, Father, training, engineering, YMCA, livestock, food, gift, tobacco, Christmas, holiday, Calvary, hot weather, cold weather, recreation and entertainment, Illinois, souvenir, health and sickness, Red Cross, music, photography, California, 108th infantry, examination
Publication Date
12-29-1917
Subject Terms
Wesley F. Diedrich; December 29, 1917; World War 1914 1918; United States. Regimental histories U.S.A. 108th Engineers; United States. Regimental histories U.S.A. 33rd Infantry Division; United States. Army--Barracks and quarters; Camp Logan (Tex.); YMCA Letterhead; World War 1914 1918 Mustering out;
Identifier
2014.160.w.r_ Diedrich _worldwarone_1917-12-29_022
Recommended Citation
Diedrich, Wesley F., "1917-12-29, Wesley to Family" (1917). Wesley F. Diedrich First World War correspondence. 12.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/wfdiedrich_collection/12
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