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My grandfather kept a fair amount of documents which include: citations, passes, publications and miscellaneous items. I love the Paris Pass and wonder what he did in Paris for two days. Maybe as I read through his letters I'll find out. The type on some of the other passes makes evident the use of those ancient pre word-processing machines: the typewriter. Hard to believe those were "official" passes. The Squad Squawk which appears to be a humorous, almost satiric paper for the Company is one of my favorites. Where you would normally put "Volume 1" the writers put: "Volume: Plenty Loud."
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Paris Pass
Pass found in Wallet
Registration Certificate
American Citation
French Citation
The Squad Squawk
This document lists
my grandfather as wounded.
Message from
Major General LeJeune
The Indian was a publication
of the 2nd Division.
This is a Cover