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Series II. Personal correspondence, 1943 : Correspondence 19430323-19431125.

America in World War Two: Oral Histories and Personal Accounts Available online

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Description: This series consists of letters from George Paddock, to his parents, George and Elsie Paddock, in Evanston, Illinois. By Mar 1943, Paddock had been sent back to Fort Washington, Maryland, to take courses in the Research Division of The Adjutant General’s School. In Aug, Paddock was assigned to the Headquarters of the Antiaircraft Artillery Training Center at Camp Edwards, Massachusetts. He remained there for the rest of the year.;Personal correspondence from the service of Captain George Paddock, who worked in the Adjutant General's Department at the Headquarters European Theater of Operations, United States Army in Paris, France. The collection is arranged into five series: I. Personal correspondence, 1942; II. Personal correspondence, 1943; III. Personal correspondence, 1944; IV. Personal correspondence, 1945; and V. Personal correspondence, 1948 and Undated.
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