7th RRFS
Military
ASAONLINE
Army Security Agency and INSCOM
Clark Air Base History
Veterinary (Army) Photograph Collection
Collection includes photographs from animal husbandry to food preparation to food inspection to the schools and class photos of the various instructional institutions that prepare Veterinary Corps members to do their jobs. There are photos dealing with cattle raising, farming practices both in the field and in the barn, slaughter houses, butchering and other food preparation, operations and experimentation, training of dogs for the K-9 Corps, the use of horses and mules and personnel of the Veterinary Corps.
Telephone Directories, 1966-1980 | Fort Belvoir, VA
"INSTALLATION COLLECTION; BOX 13, FORT BELVOIR, VIRGINIA, UNDETERMINED"
Installation Collection
Trench and Camp, 1917-1919 | Camp Upton, Long Island, NY
Clark Air Base (CAB) Pages
Illinois Artillery, 1st Regiment Record Book, 1812-1814
Digitized company muster book for Joseph Cross's company in the 1st U. S. Artillery Regiment. The record book contains registers of men, priority rolls, accounts of equipage, and individual accounts. The company was led by Captain Joseph Cross and served at several forts along the Mississippi River in Louisiana Territory during the War of 1812. The regiment saw duty at Fort Belle Fontaine and Fort Massac, with detached services at Forts Madison and Osage.
The Tribune, 1932-1945 | Manila, Philippines
War of 1812 Muster Rolls, under Lt. Col. Jed Crosby | Erie County, NY
One handwritten muster roll of "A Co. at Fort Erie, Capt. Buel. Commanded by Lt. Col. Jed Crosby from 29 Aug. 1814 to Sept. 29 1814" and one handwritten muster roll of "A co. of vol. N.Y. under Capt. John Hubbard commanded by Lt. Col. Jed Crosby from Sept. 1st 1814 to Sept 29 1814." Item held and digitized by the Buffalo History Museum.
World War II (WWII) Era Radio Programs Focused On The War
This upload contains 19 different Old Time Radio programs directly related to America's involvement in World War II. There are a total of 375 episodes.
WWII Era Audio Recordings
A massive collection of news and radio broadcasts during World War II.
1942 Radio News: Last Message From Corregidor
1942 Radio News
WWII News and Related Sound files from 1945
Old Time Radio Programs.
WWII News and Related Sound files from 1936
Old Time Radio
WWII News and Related Sound files from 1942
Old Time Radio Programs.
Digital Collections of the American Defenders of Bataan and Corregidor Museum
World War II in the Philippines
The Roderick Hall Collection of books on Manila and the Philippines during World War II, December 1941-March 1945
Baptisms Performed by Army Chaplains, 1917-1952
Exhausting & Dirty Work | The RCM Collection
The RCM Collection is a digital archive dedicated to preserving military history, offering a diverse range of records for research and exploration. Its Library & Archives section includes regimental journals, unit histories, rosters, albums, photographs, ephemera, documents, and yearbooks, covering conflicts such as World War I, World War II, Korea, Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Malaya, and Vietnam.
Philippine Scout Rosters, 1920-1939
The National Archives Catalog has a select number of Philippine Scout rosters available on their website from the Interwar Period. We have broken down what units (down to companies and battalions) can be seen and the pages in which they appear. Unfortunately, the pages are just images and are not searchable, but it gives a glimpse of the thousands of soldiers who served with the Philippine Scouts between the wars.
38th Infantry Division, Avengers of Bataan
Historical Report 19 January 1945 to 30 June 1945
Corregidor Then and Now
This site has a massive digital collection documenting U.S. Army service in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Record types include rosters, unit photos, military publications, and so much more.
Military Medical History Documents
This collection contains a digitized selection of historical documents in the field of military medicine. Included in this collection are Civil War era documents, like The Sanitary Reporter; World War II era documents, like translations of four German Medical Conferences; and tropical medicine documents, like reports on malaria and yellow fever.
World War II Operational Documents
During WWII the Command and General Staff Colleges primary mission was to train large numbers of captains and majors to be staff officers in battalions, brigades, divisions, and corps. To that end, the Army provided copies of documents produced by field units to the College. Operations orders, after action reports, intelligence analyses, logistics appraisals, and similar documents are in the CARL documents collection. Primary focus will be on documenting operations at the tactical and operational levels of warfare.
POW Diaries and Historical Narratives, 1940–1945
This series consists of POW diaries and historical narratives that contain individual accounts of military operations, the Bataan Death March, life in captivity, and liberation. The majority of these narratives are copies rather than originals. Documentation is particularly extensive for the 60th Coast Artillery Regiment (Antiaircraft). These records were in the custody of the Philippine Department and its successor the U.S. Army Forces Far East until they were transferred to the custody of the Southwest Pacific Area. They were then collected by the Recovered Personnel Division.