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Military Reports to President Roosevelt about Alaska
Military Reports to President Roosevelt about Alaska 12/7/1941-2/1/1942
U.S. Troops on Alaskan Front
U.S. Troops on Alaskan Front 1942
FDR
FDR's Fireside Chat on the Progress of the War 2/23/1942
Evacuees of Alaska
Evacuees of Alaska 6/1942
Marines on Alert in Dutch Harbor
Marines on Alert in Dutch Harbor 6/3/1942
U.S. Forces Blast Japanese from Attu
U.S. Forces Blast Japanese from Attu 1943
Passenger List of Natives Leaving St. Paul Island, Alaska
Passenger List of Natives Leaving St. Paul Island, Alaska 6/16/1942
Official Logbook of St. George Island
Official Logbook of St. George Island 6/16/1942 - 6/29/1942
Aleut Womens Petition
Aleut Womens Petition 10/10/1942
Topographic Study of Eastern Attu
Topographic Study of Eastern Attu 1943
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