Strom Thurmond Collection Military Assistant Series Mss.0100.14
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Table of Contents
Summary Information ...... 3 Background Information ...... 3 Scope and Content Note ...... 4 Arrangement ...... 6 Administrative Information ...... 7 Related Materials ...... 7 Controlled Access Headings ...... 8 Collection Inventory ...... 9 Military Assistant Series 14, 1962 - 1987 ...... 9 Subject File ...... 9 Bills ...... 19 Contractors ...... 29 Projects ...... 31 Cases ...... 33 Oversize ...... 33
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Summary Information
Repository: Clemson University Libraries Special Collections and Archives Creator: Thurmond, Strom Title: Strom Thurmond Collection, Military Assistant Series ID: Mss.0100.14 Date [inclusive]: 1951-1986 Date [inclusive]: 1970-1980 Physical Description: 22.05 Cubic Feet Language of the English Material: Mixed Materials 1-50 [box]:
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Background Information
The Military Assistant was responsible for all military affairs except veterans' cases, which were handled by the Projects section. The Military Assistant prepared legislation, floor statements and speeches, monitored military publications and assisted individuals with military problems and companies with contract complications. This individual maintained liaison with the Armed Services Committee and all military branches, and advises Senator Thurmond on special interests, such as the South Carolina Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) and the Prisoner of War (POW)/Missing In Action (MIA) issue. The Military Assistant was also responsible for the military academy program-providing applications and instructions, maintaining files of applicants, advising on program policies, preparing data for the Senator for his selection of nominees, etc.
Daniel J. Carrison served as the Military Assistant from 1967-1968, and Colonel Kay Kipling "Kip" Cowan served in that position from 1969 onward. From 1955 to 1966 there was no staff member designated as the military assistant; it is likely that these duties were performed by the Administrative, Legislative and research assistants. The Subject Correspondence series is likely to contain material similar to what is in this series for those years.
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Scope and Content Note
The bulk of the records of this series dates primarily from the 1970's to the 1980's. The material consists of announcements of committee meetings and appointments, blueprints, charts, clippings, correspondence (agency, constituent and many "Dear Colleague" letters from other Senators) and copies of Senator Thurmond's replies, copies of bills, drafts of speeches and statements, "fact sheets," legal documents, lists, maps, memoranda, newsletters, notes, petitions, plans, press releases, questions for witnesses, reports and telegrams. All of this material relates to the duties of the Military Assistant and the staff.
The Subject File subseries (Subseries A, 1962-; 8.775 cu. ft.) contains background material used by the Military Assistant for possible legislation (if used for this, the file was transferred to the Bills subseries), to brief the Senator, or for their own information. Most of the types of material described in the paragraph above for the entire series can be found in this subseries. There is some overlap with all of the other subseries in the Military Assistant series. Material on the Armed Services Committee and the Tactical Air Power Subcommittee can be found here (as well as in the Subject Correspondence series).
Topics covered include civil affairs units in the military, civil defense, the drafting of women, foreign policy (mainly in county files), pardons for Vietnam era draft evaders, prisoners of war (POW) and missing in action (MIA) personnel from the Vietnam War, the Vietnam War and the volunteer army. There are files for each of the armed services. Locally important issues, such as the annexation of Fort Jackson land for a Richland County school, the contracting-out of services at the Charleston Naval Shipyard and the curtailment of medical services at Moncrief Hospital (Fort Jackson) are also covered in this subseries. And current events also are covered; in addition to files on the Mayaguez and the Pueblo, there are casualty lists and documentation of the Senator's office efforts to notify next of kin in regard to the bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut, the invasion of Grenada, and the U.S.S. Stark incident.
Other, more unusual subjects are reflected in this subseries. For example, the raising of a WWII era B-25 bomber from the bottom of Lake Greenwood is chronicled. There are several files concerned with the strategic necessity of the U.S. pinion gear industry and the threat of foreign (Swiss) competition. And there is material relating to such topics as medical supervision of optometrists, the abolition of the Veterinary Corps and recovery efforts after the fire at the Military Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, Missouri.
The Bills subseries (Subseries B, 1968-; 9 cu. ft.) was originally arranged by bill number. This has been changed to an alphabetical arrangement by subject / folder titles, with the bill number included as part of the title. Because of the overlap between bills of different Congresses and the creation of separate constituent mail files for some subjects, the arrangement within a topic may depart from a strictly chronological sequence.
The material in this subseries pertains to the drafting of legislation concerning military affairs by the Military Assistant, especially those bills concerned with pay and benefits. Topics include the Survivor Benefit Plan, "Catch 62" (a quirk in the laws governing military-civil service retirement), Reserve retirement, "Forgotten Widows" (another retirement law issue), former military spouses' medical care, the Civilian Health and Medical Program for the Uniformed Services (CHAMPUS) and the Skilled
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There is a great deal of constituent correspondence in this subseries, as individuals describe their problems to the Senator and plead for relief. This sub-series also documents the role that national military organizations, such as the National Association for Uniformed Services, the Reserve Officers Association, the National Association of Military Widows, the Society of Military Widows and the Ex- Partners of Servicemen (Women) for Equality (EXPOSE) play in the drafting of legislation-providing position papers and statements by members, draft legislation and even statements for the Senator's use. It also documents the close working relationship that sometimes develops between members of these organizations and the Senator's staff.
The Contractors subseries (Subseries C, 1969-; 2.69 cu. ft.) is comprised of material documenting Thurmond's efforts to assist South Carolina contractors, especially small businesses. Much of the correspondence concerns trying to assist contractors in receiving contracts, or in appealing adverse decisions by government agencies. The latter sometimes results in efforts to help the contractor in lawsuits against the government.
Among the companies which have material in this series are the American Development Corporation (a minority firm), American Gear and Pinion (there is related material in the Subject Files subseries; see above), the Environmental Systems Design Corporation, Nilson Van and Storage (contract suspension), Pantronics (in relation to a General Accounting Office report concerning that company's allegations of contract mismanagement and favoritism against the Department of Defense) and the Southern Packaging and Storage Company (concerning contract for Meals, Ready-to-Eat [MRE]). There is also material concerning the moving and storage industry's objections to the Department of Defense's Carrier Evaluation and Reporting System (CERS) and a proposal to change the procedures used for rate acquisitions.
Most of the material relating to contractors was filed in either A&E or CMS (1976 and after).
The Projects subseries (Subseries D, 1971-; 1.35 cu. ft.) is comprised of material mainly related to South Carolina military bases, especially those in Charleston. Topics include the use of the Charleston International Airport as a "gateway" for overseas military commercial contract flights; the desire by the South Carolina Ports Authority to acquire portions of the Charleston Army Depot for its own operations; problems between workers and management at the Charleston Naval Shipyard; and the development of the Patriot's Point Naval Museum, including correspondence on acquiring vessels for the museum, such as PT boats, the Missouri, the Canberra, and the Yorktown. Related material, especially on Army Corps of Engineer Projects, may be found in the Executive Assistant series.
The Cases subseries (Subseries E, 1969-; .675 cu. ft.) documents cases handled by the Military Assistant. Most of the material in this subseries consists of notes taken from telephone calls, intermixed with a small amount of correspon-dence. There are three files concerning cases resulting from combat incidents during the Vietnam War; one relates to the My Lai Incident. As with the Contractor subseries, most of the case material was filed in either A&E or CMS (1976 and after).
There is an Academies subseries, which contains files on successful applicants to the service academies sponsored by Senator Thurmond. This subseries is presently closed to research.
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Individuals in this series from South Carolina include U.S. Representatives Butler Derrick and John L. Napier; South Carolina Ports Authority officials Capers G. Barr (General Manager), W. W. ("Hootie") Johnson (Chairman), Joseph Patrick Riley Sr. (Secretary) and W. Don Welch (Executive Director); Patriot's Point Development Authority officials Charles F. Hyatt (Chairman) and Herman J. Kossler (Executive Director); and Mayor John E. Bourne Jr. (North Charleston).
Other individuals from South Carolina include Glenn E. Ailshie (Senior Vice President, Southern Packaging and Storage Company), W. Melvin Brown Jr. (President, American Development Corporation), Brigadier General John W. Donaldson, Don C. Garrison (President, Tri-County Technical College, Pendleton), James A. Grayson (President, Federal Employees Metal Trades Council of Charleston), Carl S. Holland (Vice President, American Development Corporation and President, Environmental Systems Development Corporation), John A. Mitchell (Business Editor, The State), Wesley E. Moore (President, Pantronics), James W. Neal (President, American Gear and Pinion Corporation) David A. and Howard A. Nilson (Nilson Van and Storage), Lieutenant General George M. Seignious II (The Citadel), W. M. ("Mat") Self (Vice President, Greenwood Mills) and General William C. Westmoreland.
Important individuals from the federal government represented in this series include Vice President Spiro Agnew (one letter); Senators Gordon J. Humphrey (NH), Henry M. Jackson (WA), Gale W. McGee (WY), Sam Nunn (GA), David Pryor (AR), James Sasser (TN), Hugh Scott (PA), Robert T. Stafford (VT), John C. Stennis (MS) and Ted Stevens (AK); U.S. Representative Melvin Price (IL); Secretary of State William P. Rogers; Secretaries of Defense Harold Brown and Caspar Willard Weinberger; Deputy Secretary of Defense Frank C. Carlucci II; Secretaries of the Army Howard H. ("Bo") Callaway, Robert F. Froehlke and Martin R. Hoffman; Secretaries of the Navy John H. Chafee, John Lehman, John O. Marsh Jr. and John M. Warner; Chairman of the Civil Service Commission Alan K. Campbell; and Melvin Laird.
Other important individuals in the series include author Edward L. Beach; General Mark Clark; Admirals Thomas H. Moorer and Hyman C. Rickover; National Association for Uniformed Services officials Max J. Beilke, Randolph Berkeley (both Legislative Counsels) and John P. Sheffey (Executive Vice President); Thurmond staffers Harry Dent and Ed Kenney; Theresa E. Alexander (Research Chairman, Society of Military Widows); Jean Arthurs (Legislative Director and President, National Association of Military Widows); and Jeanne A. Buchan (Co-ordinator, Ex-Partners of Servicemen (Women) for Equality [EXPOSE]).
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Arrangement
The series is divided into six subseries, five of which are open: Subject File, Bills, Contractors, Projects, Cases and Academies (closed). Each series is arranged alphabetically by folder title, then chronologically within each folder.
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Administrative Information
Publication Statement Clemson University Libraries Special Collections and Archives
230 Kappa St. Clemson, SC 29634 [email protected] URL: http://library.clemson.edu/depts/specialcollections/
Processing Information The conversion of this finding aid to Encoded Archival Description format was made possible with a grant from the South Carolina State Historical Records Advisory Board in 2009-2010. The finding aid was prepared for encoding by Jen Bingham.
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Related Materials
Related Material Related material may be found in the Administrative Assistant, Applications and Employment (A&E), Correspondence Management System (CMS), Executive Assistant, Legislative Assistant, Speeches and Subject Correspondence series.
Separated Material The following images were removed from this series and added to the Strom Thurmond Photographs Collection, Series 27
40 color slides used in "Your Army Reserve Today" presentation, showing activities of Army Reserve units; October 6, 1967
8" x 10" black-and-white photograph showing parts of B-25 from Bottom of Lake Greenwood brought to the surface by Navy divers; March 19-20, 1983
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(2) 4"x5" black-and-white photographs of submarine U.S.S. Pargo surfaced at the North Pole; April 25, 1969
Missiles fileh(18) 8"x10" black-and-white images showing various types of missiles, such as the Nike-Zeus and Nike Hercules; December 17, 1958, May 23, 1960-September 23, 1965, undated
(4) 8"x10" black-and-white photographs of air field, briefings and addresses at World Helicopter Championships, Middle Wallop, United Kingdom; July, 1973
3" x 4.5" color photograph of exterior of Anchor Moving and Storage Company, Myrtle Beach, SC; circa May, 1977
(6) 8"x10" color photographs of concentrated meals (Meal, Ready-to-Eat [MRE]); circa 1983
9.25" square black-and-white aerial photograph (BLA-1-16) of Charleston, SC Army Depot, with outline showing portion of depot desired by South Carolina Ports Authority; December 17, 1976
11"x14" color photograph of map of Charleston, SC showing land owned by U.S. government, land owned by South Carolina Ports Authority, and federal property desired by South Carolina Ports Authority; undated
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Controlled Access Headings
• Gear industry -- United States. • Military pensions -- Law and legislation -- United States • War widows. • Weapons systems. • Civil defense. • Vietnam War, 1961-1975. • Missing in action -- United States. • Military policy -- United States. • Prisoners of war -- United States. • Military bases -- South Carolina. • Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Atrocities. • Military spouses • Military service, Voluntary. • United States -- Armed forces -- Procurement. • United States -- Armed forces -- Medical care. • United States -- Armed forces -- Pay, allowances, etc. -- Law and legislation. • Carrison, Daniel J. • Derrick, Butler • Cowan, Kay Kipling - Page 8- Strom Thurmond Collection Military Assistant Series Mss.0100.14 • Southern Packaging and Storage Company (Mullins, S.C.) • United States. Congress. Senate|Committee on Armed Services • Pantronics, Inc. (Charleston, S.C.) • Patriots Point Development Authority (S.C.) • Nilson Van and Storage (Columbia, S.C.) • Environmental Systems Design Corporation (Charleson, S.C.) • American Gear and Pinion Corporation (Greensboro, N.C.) • American Development Corporation (Charleston, S.C.) • Callaway, Howard H. (Howard Hollis) • Warner, John W. • Nunn, Sam • Sasser, James • Donaldson, John W. • Thurmond, Strom • Price, Melvin • Brown, Harold • Lehman, John F. • Carlucci, Frank Charles
Collection Inventory
Military Assistant Series 14, 1962 - 1987
Subject File, 1962-1984 box 1-20 Title/Description Instances Aid to North Vietnam, January 26, 1973-March 31, 1977 box 1
Air Force Armament Museum, January 20, 1984
American Legion Post 120 Forms and Responses, February 22- April 6, 1977
Angola, December 15, 1975-July 14, 1976
Anti-ballistic Missiles (ABM), 1967-1974, undated
Armed Services Committee, April 24, 1968-October 11, 1980 box 2
Armed Services Correction and Review Boards, April 10, 1978- March 17, 1980
Arms Control, October 1964 July 8, 1969 June 22, 1973-May, 1979
Army, October 23, 1969-November 20, 1970 March 12, 1973- July 31, 1975 September 14, 1977-February 28, 1979
Army Recruiting Scandal, December 11, 1974 October 8, 1979- April 10, 1980 - Page 9- Strom Thurmond Collection Military Assistant Series Mss.0100.14
Army Restrictions on Chaplains, March 28-September 5, 1969
Army Reserves Presentation ("Your Army Reserve Today"), October 6, 1967
AWACS [Airborne Warning and Control System], January 26, 1973-June 4, 1975
AWACS [Airborne Warning and Control System]-Saudi Arabia, November 4, 1981
[B-25 Bomber in Lake Greenwood], August 5, 1983-May, 1984 box 3
Base Closings and Force Reductions, December 20, 1968 November 29, 1973-March 24, 1976 May 25, 1978
[Base Closings and Force Reductions-South Carolina], October, 1972-January 2, 1975 September 16, 1977 April 25-26, 1978
Beaufort [SC] Dental Care, January 20, 1981-February 11, 1982
Beech Aircraft T-39 [Replacement Program], September 15, 1983
Biological [Chemical] Warfare, July 8 and 18, 1969 October 2, 1973 September 4, 1974
[Boswell, Major General M. L.], May 28-June 7, 1974
Brown, General George S. [Anti-semetic Remarks by], June 27, 1974 November 11-December 6, 1974
[Calley, William], 1972-01-04 1974-04-16
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), June 21-November 20, 1975
[Cambodia], April 28-May 28, 1970 June 7-July 25, 1973
[Chaplains], December 9, 1974 August 1975 July 25, 1978
Charleston Naval Shipyard-Contracting-out Title/Description Instances Folder I, April 22, 1981-June 1983
Folder II, July 6, 1983-March 29, 1984
Chile, August 7, 1974-April 24, 1976
City of North Charleston [Annexation of Air and Naval Bases], box 4 September 11, 1968 June 20-February 7, 1973 June 22, 1978
[The Citadel and other Military Schools], January 3-April 26, 1974 December 7, 1978
Civil Affairs, August 19, 1968-August 8, 1977
Civil Defense, December 9, 1971-May 20, 1977
Civil Defense of South Carolina, 1968-September 19, 1975 box 5
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[Civil Service Employees in Military], January 15, 1974-August, 1975
[Classified Material-Records], March 19-26, 1974 July 19, 1978 1981[?] December 16, 1988
Coast Guard Reserve, February-July 28, 1970 April 26, 1973- March 7, 1974 April 27, 1978
[Command Comment], September 11, 1974-May 28, 1975
Commissaries, March 1, 1972 December 13, 1974-January 9, 1979
Committee for G.I. Rights v. Callaway-U.S. Army's Brief, May 29, 1974
[Conscientious Objectors], February 22, 1973 1975
Corps of Engineers Sulfuric Acid [Dumping] Problem [American Cyamid Company], December 17, 1971-September 13, 1972
[Current News], May 18, 1968-March 12, 1970
Cyprus ([effect on] North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO]), August 15, 1974-November 4, 1976
Defense Title/Description Instances [Appropriations], 1968-July 8, 1969 November 29, 1972-June 12, 1975 March 14-October 17, 1978
[Appropriations (Reserves and Nation Guard) Questions], [1969]
[Monitor], 1972 August, 1974-July, 1975
Posture, January 20, 1978-May 3, 1979
[Preparedness and Procurement], May 4, 1968-April, 1969 May 16, 1973-1975 1978 January 29, 1980
[Spending-Waste], November 1962 September, 1968-June 2, 1969 December 1, 1972-October 30, 1973 February 7-May 15, 1975
Dental Corps Officers, May 11, 1970-March 1974 box 6
Department of Defense Reorganization, December 18, 1968 April 11, 1973
[Destruction of Surplus Rifles], October 9, 1969 January 25- August 14, 1978
Diego Garcia Base, July 20-28, 1975
[Discharge], August 23, 1978; undated
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Doolittle, James H. [40th Anniversary of Doolittle Raid on Japan], April 16-17, 1982
[Draft], September 12, 1974 January 17, 1977 February 13-28, 1980
[Drafting of Women] box 7 Title/Description Instances [#1], August 8, 1978-February 25, 1980
[#2 Letter Filenames 209031-509065], January 24-February 18, 1980
[#3 Letter Filename 255006], January 24-February 11, 1980
[#4 Letter Filenames 609049-909022], February 1-22, 1980
[Education], August 8, 1973-January 16, 1975 January 30- August 2, 1978
[Energy], January 20, 1975 March 15, 1979
The Faith We Have Not Kept, May 10-July, 1968
Far East Military Trip [Questions Concerning Expenses], January 9, 1975 November 15-December 6, 1976
Foreign [Affairs], June 19, 1969 September 1, 1971-November 15, 1973 February 21-July 4, 1975 June 24-August 10, 1978 March 3, 1981
Foreign Policy Workbook box 7-8 Title/Description Instances Volume 1, June 14, 1968
Volume 2, June 14, 1968 box 8
Volume 3, June 14, 1968
Fort Jackson and Parris Island, November 1974-February 10, box 8 1975 January 23-October 16, 1978 January 21, 1980
Fort Rucker [Alabama] (Card Replies), June 5-14, 1977
[Golden Knights and Silver Eagles], May 2-September 26, 1974
Grenada Invasion, October 30, 1983-March 4, 1984; undated
[Hamburger Hill, Battle at (Battle at Dong Ap Bia)], circa May, 1969
[Hixson, Major General Robert C.], May 28, 1974
India, July 17-November 4, 1975
Indonesia, February 22-October 21, 1975
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[Bob Infinger File (Field Representative, Charleston] Title/Description Instances Folder I, August 15, 1974 May 10, 1977-June 28, 1979
Folder II, July 9, 1979-March 10, 1980 box 9
Folder III, April 10-December 29, 1980; undated
Israel, April 22, 1970-August 12, 1972 December 10, 1974 May box 9 30, 1975
[Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps] JROTC Title/Description Instances Folder I, February 6, 1970-November 30, 1976
Folder II, May 19, 1978-October 6, 1982
Folder III, October 18, 1983-December 15, 1986
Camden Military Academy, March 25, 1975-June 11, 1976
Culver Military Academy, March 25, 1975-June 11, 1976
Kent State, National Guard at, May 13, 1970-March 8, 1971
Korea, August 6, 1970-August 23, 1977 box 10
[Korean War Prisoners], October 20-November 3, 1986
Laos, March 6-19, 1970
Lebanon [Beiruit Bombing] Casualties, October 25-December 30, 1983, undated
Lockheed/Bob Russell, May 19, 1975 June 17-December 23, 1976
[Mariana Islands], February 15-October 14, 1975
Marine Corps Training Incidents, March 26, 1976-circa January, 1977
[Mayaguez Incident], May 12-June 2, 1975
Medical Service [Curtailment] Title/Description Instances #1, February 4-August 31, 1977
#2, September 1, 1977-July 13, 1979
Military box 11 Title/Description Instances Military and Veterans Organizations, 1971 1973-1975 1977 - Page 13- Strom Thurmond Collection Military Assistant Series Mss.0100.14
Assistance to Safety and Traffic Program (MAST) and Highway Safety, March 7, 1973-May 1974 January 3, 1978
Compensation [Panel], January 15-April 1978
Construction and Procurement [--South Carolina], November 13, 1969 March 30, 1971-July 27, 1973 January 28, 1980
[Pay and Benefits], 1972-October 1, 1979
Preparedness Title/Description Instances #1, July 1965-September 30, 1968
#2, October 4, 1968-October 29, 1969; undated
[Unions], August 6-September 1, 1975
Miscellaneous, January 18, 1973-July 27, 1975 March-April 2, 1979
[Missiles], December 17, 1958 May 23, 1960-September 23, 1965; undated
Moorer, Admiral Thomas H., June 28, 1967-June 27, 1974
Moss, Tom, February 15-March 2, 1971; undated
NASA [National Aeronautics and Space Administration], July 2, 1969-June 16, 1975
National Defense, March 14, 1972 June 30, 1975-1976 April 5, 1979-February 1980
National Guard and Reserves, November 12-December 29, 1969 February 28, 1972-December 12, 1978 February 18, 1983- January 1985
National Guard box 12 Title/Description Instances 30th Infantry Division (Mechanized), September 22-October 3, 1973
228th Signal Brigade, July 9-28, 1980
[National Security], September 1, 1967 June 12 and 14, 1969 April 12, 1973-September 1975
[Naval Oceanographic Program-Consolidation and Relocation], April 1975
Naval Reserve, January 10, 1977-February 17, 1978
Naval [Air] Reserve Reorganization, January 19, 1970-circa February 23, 1971
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[Naval Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps] JROTC-Strom Thurmond High School, Edgefield, SC, September 15-October 8, 1971
[Navy] Title/Description Instances [#1], September 6, 1967-November 18, 1968
[#2], February 7, 1969-September 8, 1970
[#3], April 24, 1972-July 28, 1975 January 26-July 20, 1978
Navy EC-121[, North Korean Downing of], April 16-May 2, 1969
Normandy Trip [Thank-yous], June 1 and 19, 1984; undated
[North Atlantic Treaty Organization] NATO, October 13- December 4, 1968 March 22,-August 10, 1973
Officer Personnel Management System (OPMS)-Reserves, October 29, 1977-March 13, 1978
[Optometrists, Medical Supervision of], August 10, 1977-1979
Overseas Cost of Living and Housing Allowances, July 13, 1973-December 12, 1974 June 8-October 4, 1978
[Panama Canal], January 18-April 1974 October 21, 1977
Pardon (Amnesty), February 9, 1972-July 13, 1977 box 13
Parris Island-Contracting-out, August 24, 1984
Peach Sale to Army/Europe, July 1971-June 22, 1972
[Philippines], July 7, 1976 April 25, 1978 circa 1986
Physician's Assistants, June 29, 1973 November 12, 1980- January 16, 1981
Pinion Gear Problem Title/Description Instances March 3, 1969-circa October 1970
January 4-November 24, 1971
January-November 12, 1972 box 14
March 16, 1973-April 30, 1974
Howard Clock Company Dossier, January 1, 1969 August 19, 1971-March 24, 1972
Reference Material, January 16, 1962 December 20, 1962 April 21, 1967
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Poor People's March, circa April 1, 1968-December 2, 1969 box 14
Portugal (Azores), March 19-November 14, 1975
President's Private Sector Survey on Cost Control (PPSSCC) (Grace Commission), March 28, 1983-March 12, 1984
Prisoners of War (POW) box 14-15 Title/Description Instances #1, January 5-December 30, 1969
#2 Title/Description Instances Folder I, January 21-May 26, 1970
Folder II, June 1-December 30, 1970; undated
#3 box 15 Title/Description Instances Folder I, January 4-April 28, 1971
Folder II, May 10-December, 1971
#4, February 8-November 17, 1972
#5 Title/Description Instances Folder I, January 26-March 2, 1973
Folder II, March 5-September 1973 December 6, 1974 circa 1975 November 27, 1979, undated
[Privacy Act], September 25-October 16, 1975 box 15
[Promotion and Retention], April 29, 1969 June 25, 1973-April 5, 1978
Pueblo [U.S. Spy Ship], July 6, 1967 January 23, 1968-May 6, 1969
Pueblo [U.S. Spy Ship] Correspondence, December 17, 1968- May 16, 1969
[Racism in the Armed Forces], September, 1969 April, 1973 February, 1975
Recruiting, February 9-March, 1979
Release of Classified Information by Senator Hatfield, July box 16 17-18, 1970
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Reorganization of Army Reserve, September 9, 1979-April 13, 1980
[Republic of China (Taiwan)], April 28-June 20, 1975
Requests for Charlie Dukes [Member of Apollo 16 Crew], March 2, 1973-April 22, 1974
Reserve Components, January 30, 1977-August, 1978
ROA [Reserve Officers Association], March 29, 1972 June 26, 1974-September 2, 1975; undated
[Reserve Officers' Training Corps] ROTC
[1] Title/Description Instances Folder I, May 6, 1969-October 29, 1973 box 16
Folder II, February 12, 1974-May 11, 1979 box 16
[2] Title/Description Instances Folder I, May 22, 1980-April 8, 1981 box 16
Folder II, June 15, 1981-January 12, 1983 box 16
Reversion of Okinawa to Japan, April 19-October 11 1971
Rickover, Admiral Hyman G., April 25, 1969-September 5, box 17 1980
Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV) Guest Cruise Program, June 1-August 10, 1971 June 5, 1974
Service Academies' Service Obligations, November 2 and 13, 1979
Sinai [early warning system], September 25, 1975-February 29, 1976
Social Security Charge for Military Retirees, May 28-29, 1981
U.S.S. South Carolina, July-November 21, 1974
South Carolina [Judge Advocate General] JAG Reserve, May 9, 1976
Speech by Dr. George Wald of Harvard, March 8, 1969
[Speech Material], November 6, 1967-October 19, 1969 January-June 5, 1975
U.S.S. Stark Incident, May 18-July 22, 1987
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[Staff], December 1, 1968 April 13, 1973-November 20, 1974; undated
Status Report Regarding Fire at Military Personnel Records Center [St. Louis, Missouri], August 1-October 4, 1973
[Stokes, Mrs. Sidney Smith (Mary)];, undated
Tactical Air Power Subcommittee, September 26, 1968-June 13, 1975
Tactics, December 31, 1973-July 5, 1978
Training Pay (Active Duty) for Reserves, May 25-June 3, 1976
[Travel Regulations for Civilian Department of Defense Employees], May 20, 1975 December 8, 1977-April 25, 1978
Trips, February 19-December 22, 1974
Trotter Shoals [Richard B. Russell Dam and Lake], circa March- box 18 April, 1975
Turkey, May 27, 1969 August-September 29, 1975
[United Nations], January 1972-December 3, 1973; undated
[United Service Organization (USO)], July 2, 1974
United States Armed Services Institute [Abolition of], December 12, 1973-February 5, 1974
Veterinary Corps [Abolition of], July 26, 1978-October 19, 1979
Vietnam, December 1966-December 19, 1976
Vietnam War
Con
Folder I, March 3, 1971-April 8, 1972 box 19
Folder II, April 9-December 28, 1972 box 19
Pro Title/Description Instances Folder I, April 16, 1971-May 8, 1972 box 19
Folder II, May 9-December 3, 1972 box 19
Volunteer Army box 19-20 Title/Description Instances Folder I, December 1, 1967-April 29, 1970
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Folder II, May 1-November 16, 1970
Folder III, January 28-July 1971 box 20
Folder IV, February 1973-February 25, 1975
[War Powers], 1971 May 5, 1975 box 20
World Helicopter Championships, February 14-May 10, 1974
Bills, 1968-1984 box 21-40 Title/Description Instances Admittance of Females to Military Academies, S. 334 [S. Con. box 21 Res. 71], January 29, 1973 May 21-July 15, 1975
Air Force Flight Engineers and Loadmasters, [Recall of Retired] S. 1750, October 15, 1981-March 23, 1984
Capital Gains Tax-Military, S. 257, April 7, 1982
"Catch 62" (Military-Civil Service box 21-25 Retirement)
S. 2564 Title/Description Instances #1, July 9, 1973 June 2-November 24, 1975
#2, January 7-February 29, 1976
#3, March 2-December 16, 1976; undated
S. 245 box 21-22 Title/Description Instances January 13-August 16, 1977
September 8-November 16, 1977
December 6-23, 1977; undated
January-April 28, 1978
May 1-August 16, 1978 box 22
August 18-December 14, 1978; undated
S. 245-Correspondence Title/Description Instances January 20-June 27, 1977
July 1-December 29, 1977
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S. 92 Title/Description Instances [#1] Folder I, January 2-June 26, 1979
[#1] Folder II, July 5-December 17, 1979
[#2] Folder I, January 10-May 30, 1980
[#2] Folder II, June-September 29, 1980; undated
S. 92 and S. 245-Correspondence box 23 Title/Description Instances Folder I, January 5-June 30, 1978
Folder II, July 3-December 1978
S. 92-Correspondence Title/Description Instances January 8-April 26, 1979
May 1-December 28, 1979
January 5-December 18, 1980
S. 46 box 23-24 Title/Description Instances [#1], January 5-June 23, 1981
[#2], July 1-October 23, 1981; undated box 24
[#3] Folder I, January 29-May 31, 1982
[#3] Folder II [S. 2774, H.R. 6995, P.L. 97-253], June 10- September, 1982
[#3] Folder III [P.L. 97-253], October 1-December 1982; undated
S. 46 and S. 92-Correspondence Title/Description Instances Folder I, January 5-February 28, 1981
Folder II, March 1-April 30, 1981
S. 46-Correspondence box 24-25 Title/Description Instances [#1] Folder I, May 1-July 30, 1981
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[#1] Folder II, August 5-December 26, 1981
[#2] Folder I, January 2-April 26, 1982 box 25
[#2] Folder II, May 7-December 10, 1982 May 2, 1983
P.L. 97-253, January 25, 1983-August 5, 1985 box 25
CHAMPUS [Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed Services] Title/Description Instances #1--H.R. 11666, S. 2673, September 29, 1970-December 30, box 25 1971
#2--S. 2673, January 4, 1972-May 23, 1973 box 25
#3--H.R. 1564 and 2703, July 10, 1973-May 2, 1977 box 25
The Citadel [Authorize More ROTC Scholarships for Military Colleges], S. 1352 and S. 2563 Title/Description Instances #1, May 30, 1975-April 6, 1976
#2, January 26, 1977-December 4, 1979
[Civilian Technicians in Reserves, H.R. 2 and S. 274], February box 26 20, 1968 February 26, 1975 June 9-October 26, 1977
Cost of Living Adjustment Reduction, H. Con. Res. 280 and H.R. 5394, April-May 2, 1984
Deceased Military Retirees, S. 496, March 7, 1983
[Denial of Military Retirement Benefits Due to Post Retirement Employment with a Foreign Government, S. 1351 and H.R. 6689 (Amendment)], March 30, 1977-June 12, 1979
DOPMA [Defense Officers Personnel Management Act], H. R. 13958, March 15, 1976-January 4, 1980
[Draft Reform], S. 1433, March 17-May 13, 1969
Dual Compensation (Double-dipping), H. R. 7933 and S. 3000, June 24-July 3, 1974 August 2, 1976-August 1978
"Famous Generals" [Documentary Film Series] Legislation [S. 1541], January 28-September 30, 1971
Foreign Military Sales Act of 1970 (H.R. 15628)--Amendments, March 26-October 22, 1970; undated
Foreign Military Sales Act of 1970 (H.R. 15628)-Fact Sheets for Senate Floor Debate, June 12-August 4, 1970
"Forgotten Widows" [Survivor Benefit box 27-30 Plan]
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Title/Description Instances S. 2108; H.R. 1166, 6643, 14773], March 9, 1974-September 3, 1976
S. 724 Title/Description Instances February 1-April 5, 1977
April 6-June 25, 1977
July 1, 1977-January 21, 1978
February 16-December 6, 1978
S. 91 box 27-28 Title/Description Instances #1, January 4, 1977-August 1978
#2, September 18, 1978-April 25, 1979
#3, May 8-September 1979
#4, October 5, 1979-March 31, 1980 box 28
#5 Folder I, April 9-October 15, 1980
#5 Folder II, November 6, 1980-February 9, 1981; undated
S. 91-Correspondence box 28-29 Title/Description Instances August 25, 1978-May 31, 1979
June 8-July 31, 1979
August 7-December 31, 1979
January 6-April 30, 1980
May 1-July 29, 1980 box 29
August 4, 1980-May 18, 1981
S. 91-Co-sponsors, August 1978 March 12-November, 1979
Amendment [3608] to S. 2571 (H.R. 3702) box 29 Title/Description Instances Folder I, February 3, 1977-June 30, 1978
Folder II, July 5, 1978 August 28, 1978; undated
[(S. 91 Follow-up ): S. 611, S. 897, S. 1411], September 26, 1980-August 25, 1982
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S. 611, February 2-September 28, 1981
S. 717 box 30 Title/Description Instances October 1, 1981-September 25, 1982
October 18, 1982-February 23, 1983; undated
March 8-June 30, 1983
S. 717 [also H.R. 2969 (Amendment)];, July 3, 1983-March 18, 1985
S. 479, September 4 and 9, 1987
Louise Padgett (Mrs. Vernon L.) [S. 91, 611, 717, 724, 2108], May 3, 1979-November 10, 1984
"Forgotten Widows" [Survivor Benefit Plan (Reserves), S. 2206], January 28, 1981-April 14, 1983 August 5, 1983
Former Spouses' Legislation, 1983 [H.R. box 30-31 2175, 2365, 4076, 5027; S. 1169 and 1613; P.L. 97-252] Title/Description Instances Folder I, February 20-October, 1983
Folder II, November 3, 1983-May 31, 1985 box 31
Folder III, July 9, 1985-January 1986 February 2-April 15, 1988
[Former Spouses' Protection Act, S. 1814] Title/Description Instances Folder I, June 1 and September 1, 1977 June 4, 1981-March 15, 1982
Folder II, March 17-June 15, 1982
Folder III, June 18-October 19, 1982
Gold Star Mothers Bill, S. 1772, July 17, 1975
JROTC [Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps] [--Instructor Pay], S. 2834, November 28, 1973-March 23, 1976
Legislation box 32
1970 [S. 364, S. 3367, S. 3588; H.R. 7618] Title/Description Instances
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Folder I, March 11-May 4, 1970
Folder II, May 5-November 4, 1970
Follow-up, September 30, 1974-October 17, 1975
[Miscellaneous], January 10, 1967 January 10, 1972-March 29, 1979 February, 1984-1985
Maybank Amendment, June 2, 1982-May 24, 1983
Medal of Honor [to be Renamed Congressional Medal of Honor], S. 2281 [Also S. 433], February 6-October 30, 1980
[Medical and Dental Care for Uniformed Services and Dependents, H.R. 780 and 12878], July 1, 1977-February 6, 1978 December 28, 1978 March 12 and 26, 1979 November 10, 1979
Medical Care for Ex-wives, S. 1613 box 32-33 Title/Description Instances Part I, July 12-August 4, 1983
Part 2, August 8-November 28, 1983
Part 3, November 1, 1983-March 30, 1984 box 33
Part 4 Title/Description Instances Folder I, April 2-July 25, 1984
Folder II, July 26-December 4, 1984
Military box 33-35 Title/Description Instances Band Bill, S. 2336, October 20, 1977-August 7, 1978
Doctors Malpractice, S. 1395, July 22-October 14, 1975
[Health Service Legislation] S. 1098, S. 1099, S. 1100, May 24-August 29, 1979
Law/Military Appeals Court, S. 1353, April 21, 1977 May 25, 1978-February 7, 1979; undated
Lawyers Proficiency Pay, S. 1362, March 12-July 31, 1975
Medical Legislation [--Tax Relief for Health Professions Scholarship Program, Stipends for Students in Program, Special Pay/Variable Incentive Pay (H.R. 4665, 5235, 7171, 10612; S. 523, 1098, 1099, 1100, 2460, 2938)] Title/Description Instances
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Folder I, January 6, 1975-April 1979
Folder II, May 2, 1979-September 12, 1980
[Pay and Benefits, H.R. 5168 and 5359 (Amendments)], April box 34 26, 1979-February 18, 1980
Procurement Authorization Bill, S. 920, February-September, 1975
Retirement, H.R. 2703, February 1, 1977-February 25, 1980
Retirement Pay and Benefits [H.R. 767, 7933, 9118, 15771, 15775; S. 377, 920 (Amendment #534), 3939] Title/Description Instances Folder I, April 10, 1968 February 11, 1971-June 1977
Folder II, October 28, 1977-August 10, 1979
Retirement Pay, 1983 [(H.R. 4148, 5394, box 34-35 H. Con. Res. 280; P.L. 97-253 [H.R. 6955, S. 2774])] Title/Description Instances Folder I, April 20-May 31, 1983
Folder II, June 1-July 31, 1983
Folder III, August 1-November 30, 1983
Folder IV, December 1, 1983-April 18, 1984 box 35
Folder V, May 14-June 15, 1984 December 26, 1985
Sealift Command Civil Service Mariner's Relief Act of 1981, October 19-December 16, 1981
Travel for Missing in Action (MIA)/Prisoner of War (POW) Families, S. 1245, May 10 and July 26, 1983
[Missing in Action (MIA) and Prisoner of War (POW) box 35 Legislation, S. 2607, 3753; S. Res. 251; S. Con Res. 68, 81; H.R. 10710 (Amendment 1194)], July 25, 1974-November 21, 1975
[Missing in Action (MIA) Commission / Committee / Council / Task Force, H. Res. 355, S. Res. 142, S. Con. Res. 5], January 27, 1975-March 1977
Missing in Action (MIA) [Status Changes] Title/Description Instances Folder I; H.R. 16764, H. Res. 1093 and 1249; S. 3471 (Amendment), 3841, 3862, January 4-October 24, 1974
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Folder II; H.R. 1638, 10710 (Section 403); S. 474, 624, 3471 (Amendment), 3841, 3862, November 2, 1974-December 6, 1975 February 17, 1978
Mitchell, John H., S. 2347, July 15, 1975-July 12, 1979
National Guard box 35-36 Title/Description Instances Technicians [Retirement Credit] (S. 584, etc.) [Also S. 855, 2031], January 27, 1970-September 20, 1976
To Increase the rank of the Chief of the National Guard box 36 Bureau, H.R. 15143, February 11, 1970; undated
Naval Reserve Fleet Members Relief, H.R. 8907, April 11-May box 36 16, 1969
Navy Doctors [Credit for Prior Service and Professional Training], S.2115 Title/Description Instances Folder I, October 26, 1981-August 10, 1983
Folder II, August 10-October 3, 1983
Optometrists and Veterinarians [Special Pay], H.R. 8011 and S. 1731, July 25, 1973 March 28-November 16, 1977
Points for Reservists for Civil Service Pensions, S. 732, July 24, 1975 April 6, 1976
Prisoner of War Concurrent Resolution [H. Con. Res. 374, 454; S. Res. 78 and 257, S. Con. Res. 89 and 97], September 5, 1969- November 17, 1972
Prisoner of War (POW) and Missing in Action (MIA) Tax Exemption, H.R. 9487 and S. 2944, May 1 and July 7, 1970 August 2, 1972-February 5, 1973
Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Legislation [Leave and Pay], S. 3416, March 23-June 23, 1972
Prisoner of War (POW) War Claims, H.R. 4204, February 24- May 11, 1970
Purple Hearts to Unknown Soldiers Buried in Arlington National Cemetery, S. Res. 53, July 17-August 14, 1975
[Recomputation]-[Retirement Pay box 36-37 (Military),]
[S. 377] Title/Description Instances March 31-April 21, 1972
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May 1-July 31, 1972 box 37
[H.R. 15495 (Amendment 494), S. 377], August 1-December 28, 1972
Recomputation-Retirement Pay (Military) Title/Description Instances #1 [S. 330, 762, 1336, 1573; H.R. 9286 (Amendment 494)], January 10-October 9, 1973
#2 [S. 762, H.R. 9286 (Amendment 494)], October 10- December 3, 1973
#3 [S. 377, 762, 1702, 1961, 1969, 3000 (Amendment 1377)], January 10-October 9, 1973
Recomputing Retired Pay After Recall to Active Duty, S. 2316, February 22, 1982
Rehabilitation Discharges [(Proposed Legislation)], March 20, 1969
Relief of Mrs. L. Sloan/ Sgt. B. P. Russell, S. 3120, April 12, 1971-March 10, 1976
Reserve Officers Association 60th Year (1922-1982), S. Res. 486, September 21-29, 1982
[Reserve Retirees Commissary and Exchange Privileges, S. 1474], April 18-June 20, 1980
Reserve Retirement box 38
S. 2767 Title/Description Instances Folder I [H.R. 8859, 9773], October 27 and November 20, 1969 October 29-December 28, 1971
Folder II, January 6-October 24, 1972
S. 330, January 25, 1973-September 17, 1974
S. 117, 330, 1446, 3283, October 2, 1974-November 16, 1976
S. 117, 246, 366, January 7, 1977-January 19, 1978
H.R. 648; S. 202, 366, 469, 675; P.L. 98-94, May 3, 1978- December 2, 1980 April 22, 1983-May 30, 1985
Skilled Enlisted Reserve Military Training box 38-39 Act, H. R. 5583 and S. 2337 Title/Description Instances Folder I, June 30, 1981-February 24, 1982 - Page 27- Strom Thurmond Collection Military Assistant Series Mss.0100.14
Folder II, March 2-December 13, 1982 box 39
Skilled Enlisted Reserve Training Act box 39 (SERTA) Title/Description Instances S. 801, February 22-October 13, 1983
S. 697 and S. 801, January 30, 1984-September 20, 1985
[Small Business Set-Asides for Architectural and Engineering Firms, S. 675 (Amendment)], February 22-July 19, 1983
Survivor Benefit Plan box 39-40
H.R. 10670 and S. 325 Title/Description Instances #1, March 4, 1971-May 31, 1972
#2, June 1-October, 1972
[Miscellaneous (H.R. 694, 6643, 9282; S. 628)], March, 1973- January 15, 1979 1982
[Open Enrollment, Cost-of-Living Increases], S. 623; Title/Description Instances February 4-December 31, 1977
January 3-June 27, 1978 box 40
July 3, 1978-January 7, 1979
[Open Enrollment, S. 897], April 9, 1981-August 9, 1982
[Predeceased Spouses' Contributions], S. 1600 (H.R. 4032, 4033, 14773; S. 919, 1226), April 10, 1975-November, 1976
Social Security Offset, S. 719, January 10, 1983-March 27, 1985
Social Security offset, S. 719-Correspondence, March 12, 1983-July 23, 1984
Survivor Benefit Plan (Reserves), H.R. 749, 4203, 11797; S. 246, 469, 1996, 2856, January 4, 1977-June 3, 1980
[Tax Exemption for first-time members of Reserve Components, S. 1097], March 15-24, 1977
Tax on Disability Retired Pay-Military, H.R. 10612, January 30, 1975-June 25, 1976
Thornwell, James, S. 1615, March 30-September 19, 1979
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Unemployment Compensation for Ex-Service Members [H.R. 4717], January 12-July 21, 1982
Contractors, 1969 box 41-45 Title/Description Instances Alabama Industries, Inc. vs. Armed Services Board of Contract box 41 Appeals, September 5, 1975-January 31, 1977[?]
American Development Corporation (ADCOR)
[#1] Title/Description Instances Folder I, August 27, 1975-December 2, 1977
Folder II, January 4, 1978-August 31, 1979 April 27, 1981 March 22, 1983; undated
[#2], August 31, 1983-May 15, 1985
[#3] Title/Description Instances Folder I (Tabs 6-12), January 1987
Folder II (Tabs 1-5), January 1987
American Gear and Pinion Corporation box 41-42 Title/Description Instances October 24, 1974-November 26, 1975
January 22, 1976-December 7, 1977[?]
April 18-October 13, 1978 February 5-July 21, 1980 box 42
American Safety Products (ASP) International, Inc.-Fire Extinguishers, May 9, 1983-February 28, 1984
[Anchor Moving and Storage, Inc.], June 23-29, 1977
AVCO-Lycoming plant, Charleston--Move, July 24, 1969 April 20, 1971-February 17, 1972
Dantrain, August 10-29, 1976
Environmental Systems Development Corporation (ESDC; Carl Holland) and American Development Corporation (ADCOR)
#1 Title/Description Instances
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Folder I, January 2-September 27, 1973
Folder II, September 28-December 28, 1973
#2, January 15, 1974-February 18, 1976
Hawthorne Aviation, September 21, 1976-March 21, 1977
International and Domestic Development Corporation, box 43 September 11-October 3, 1984
[Miscellaneous Contractors], June 1, 1974-June 24, 1975 May 2, 1978
Moving and Storage Companies Title/Description Instances General Accounting Office (GAO) Investigation [of Carrier Evaluation and Reporting System (CERS)], August 31, 1977- March 30, 1978
Military Traffic Management Command (MTMC) [Change of Procedures for Rate Acquisition] Title/Description Instances Folder I, October 6-November 4, 1983
Folder II, November 8, 1983-April 16, 1984 March, 1986
Nilson Van and Storage box 43-44 Title/Description Instances Folder I, September 12, 1977 July 30-November 25, 1981
Folder II, January 28-June 7, 1982
[File #1] Title/Description Instances Folder I, February 9-June 18, 1984
Folder II, July 8-August 31, 1984 box 44
File #2 Title/Description Instances Folder I, September 13-20, 1984
Folder II, September 27, 1984-December 12, 1985
Pantronics, October 28, 1971-December 11, 1974
Pantronics box 44-45
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1975 File Title/Description Instances Folder I, March 31-August 29, 1975
Folder II, September 30-December 17, 1975 March 16, 1978
Phone Messages and Miscellaneous [Notes], October 24, box 45 1974-July 23, 1975; undated
and General Accounting Office (GAO) Draft [Pantronics' Response to Draft Report], July 27, 1974
[and General Accounting Office (GAO) Final Report], December 30, 1974
Pirelli Cable Corporation, circa 1984
Southern Packaging and Storage Company Title/Description Instances Folder I, December 12, 1983-March 7, 1984 box 45
Folder II, April 25-October 2, 1984 box 45
[Southern Packaging and Storage Company-Dry Mix Products, Inc. Contract], April 10, 1978
Vanguard Associates, March 27, 1981-June 4, 1982
Wisconsin Physicians Service, January 14-September 1986; undated
Projects, 1971-1986 box 46-48 Title/Description Instances Airport documents [Charleston, Myrtle Beach]--Col. Cowan, box 46 October 27-November, 1975 April 1, 1978 February 20, 1985- March 4, 1986
Beaufort Naval Hospital, April 18-June 18, 1979
Charleston box 46-47 Title/Description Instances Air Force Base, June 1979-May 5, 1982
Army Depot Title/Description Instances 1971, January 11-October 1, 1971
Part I, May 10, 1971-December 1972
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Part II, January 3, 1973-January 11, 1974 March 12, 1976- December 28, 1977 June 5, 1979 November 3, 1981
[Part III], Folder I, March 28, 1982-October 25, 1984
[Part III], Folder II, December 13, 1985-November 14, 1986
Naval Shipyard box 47 Title/Description Instances October 12, 1971-May 17, 1972
May 23, 1972-May 3, 1973
February 8-December 2, 1974 February 12, 1976-November 21, 1978
January 9-November 1, 1979 June 22-November 1, 1983
Coast Guard [Station, Charleston], March 29-October 11, 1973
Fort Gordon [Georgia] Title/Description Instances [Contracting-Out], May 14, 1979-February 29, 1980
[Housing], July 9-November 12, 1971
[Move of Military Police School], February 28-September 4, 1973
[Fort Jackson Land for Richland County School], May 19-July 20, 1972
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base, September 29, 1972-November 17, 1976
Patriot's Point Naval Museum [Charleston] box 48
[#1] Title/Description Instances Folder I, April 1972-July 28, 1974
Folder II, August 8, 1974-August 11, 1975
[#2], October 1977-June 20, 1980 February 10, 1984 March 1- August [?], 1985
Polaris Missile Facility, Charleston, February 25-October 17, 1977
Ports Authority, [South Carolina State], September 27, 1983 January 27-February 5, 1986 February 5, 1988
Shaw Air Force Base, November 19, 1985
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Cases, 1969-1982 box 49-50 Title/Description Instances Boyd, Lamar, [Restricted], April 24, 1981-October 21, 1982 box 49
Calhoun, Major Charles, March 30, 1970-August 4, 1973
Donaldson, Brigadier General John W., June 7, 1971-August 15, 1974
Green Berets [Murder Case] / Middleton, Major Thomas C., August 8-October 16, 1969
Mauro, Charles, [Restricted], November 2-7, 1977
Nain, Alex, May 27-October 19, 1982
Pending Military Cases box 49-50 Title/Description Instances May 7, 1972 [?]-October 30, 1974
January 7-September 8, 1975
March 27, 1978-February 21, 1979 [?]; undated
Todd, Burnice W., [Restricted], April 19-December 13, 1982
WWAY TV-3, Wilmington, North Carolina [Destruction of Transmitting Tower], June 5-August 22, 1981
Oversize, 1951-1985 Title/Description Instances "Subsidizing the Soviets with the Trick Called 'Trade'" from the Phyllis Schlafly Report, August 1972
Free China Weekly, Volume XVI, No. 23, June 15, 1975
Map of Southeast Asia showing route of Senator Thurmond's trip to that area, circa December, 1966
"The Draft," statement by the Young Americans for Freedom, circa 1970
Photocopy of The Floridian concerning the "plight of the military ex-wife" from the St. Petersburg Times, February 14, 1982
County--Town map of the U.S. with certain counties and cities colored yellow [to show labor surplus areas (LSA's)?], circa 1982
Letter from ex-military spouses in Crestview, Destin, Fort Walton Beach, Mary Esther, Niceville, Santa Rosa Beach, Shalimar and Valparaiso, FL to Thurmond thanking him for his support of S. 1613, November 26, 1984
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Blueprint for FMU-78/B (fuze, bomb, practice: electric, inert), October 15, 1969
Blueprint for FMU-7B/B (cable assembly), September 26, 1966
Blueprint for FMU-7C/B (initiator, bomb fuze), November 29, 1963
Blueprint for body [for AN-M23A1 igniter?], August 28, 1951
Chart of "Major Dollar Government Revenues Lost or Being Lost by Modified Suspension [of Nilson Van and Storage by government]" (Exhibit B), circa March 18, 1985
General Road and Railway Map of Charleston, SC Army Depot by Army Corps of Engineers, January 1, 1967
Blueprint of aerial photograph showing dock area of Charleston, SC Army Depot with annotations showing area desired by South Carolina Ports Authority, undated
Master Plan for North Charleston Facility, South Carolina Ports Authority (formerly Charleston, SC Army Depot), December, 1972
Artist's rendering of aerial view, North Charleston Facility, December, 1972
General Road and Railway Map of Charleston, SC Army Depot by Army Corps of Engineers (January 1, 1967), annotated to show property and acreage (?) desired by South Carolina Ports Authority, circa1973
"Blueprint of General Site Map of Charleston, SC Army Depot by Army Corps of Engineers (September 1, 1970), annotated, circa 1973
General Road and Railway Map of Charleston, SC Army Depot by Army Corps of Engineers (January 1, 1967), annotated to show property and acreage (?) desired by South Carolina Ports Authority and proposed right-of-way easement, circa1973
Copy of aerial photograph of the Charleston, SC Army Depot that uses tape (red, green, blue) to show EQSD arcs for the loading of explosives, the proposed Navy property line, and the boundary of the submarine support facility, undated
2 plans of Charleston, SC Army Depot showing tracts of land desired by South Carolina Ports Authority highlighted in yellow, March, 1983
2 plans of Charleston, SC Army Depot showing tracts of land desired by South Carolina Ports Authority, March, 1983
Plan of "RO-RO" berth, South Carolina Ports Authority, March, 1983
Plan of general arrangement of "RO-RO" ramp, South Carolina Ports Authority, March, 1983
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Floor plan of typical warehouse, South Carolina Ports Authority, March, 1983
Wall elevations, typical warehouse, South Carolina Ports Authority, March, 1983
Plans for pre-engineered metal building, warehouse and export packing plant, March, 1983
Plan showing berthing for a tanker and a grain ship at pier of Charleston, SC Army Depot, circa 1983
Charleston Naval Shipyard News, Vol. XXXI, No. 1, July 7, 1972
Master Plan for Patriot's Point Naval and Maritime Museum, circa 1978
Collage of photographs from 36th Annual reunion on board the U.S.S.Yorktown insert in U.S.S.Yorktown CV-10 Association newsletter, March 1, 1985
Vicinity map of Shaw Air Force Base, SC, 1985
Flight tracks map of Shaw Air Force Base, SC, 1985
Accident potential zones map of Shaw Air Force Base, SC, 1985
Noise contours map of Shaw Air Force Base, SC, 1985
Air installation compatible use zone (AICUZ) map of Shaw Air Force Base, SC, 1985
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