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Series I. Military correspondence and documents concerning the service of Charles Gennaria, 1940-1946 : Military Papers 19401017-19461030.

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Description: This series consists of military correspondence and documents concerning the service of Charles Gennaria. Documents include Gennaria’s Examining Physician for Selective Service Board certificate, appointment to the Naval Reserve, orders to report to United States Navy Yard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, correspondence deeming him essential for civilians care, certificates for mailing parcels overseas, telegram of death of father, medical plan for Operation Forager, retention of souvenirs, authorization of ribbons, monetary sum of medical property, List of medical evacuees from 14th Naval district, an invitation to postwar party, release from active duty documents, certificates of service, and citation for service in Pacific invasions.;Military documents, certificates, and personal correspondence from the service of Lieutenant Commander Charles Gennaria, who served as a Senior Medical Officer about the USS Leedstown (APA-56) in the Pacific Theater of Operations. The collection is arranged into four series: I. Military correspondence and documents concerning the service of Charles Gennaria, 1940-1946; II. Documents from life aboard the USS Leedstown, 1943-1944; Series III. Miscellaneous, 1943-1946; and IV. Series IV Personal correspondence, 1943-1945.
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