San Antonio / Antonio / Washington / DC / Philadelphia / New Orleans / Alexandria / Washington / College Park / Quantico / Arlington / St. Louis / Cali / /
Company
MIE Publishing / Military Information Enterprises Publishing / Quartermaster Truck Company / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
National World War II Museum / University of Tennessee / Hoskins Library / National Archives Building / D-day Museum / U.S. Army Military History Institute / Mortuary Affairs Section / Memorial Affairs Operation Center / College Park Room / Library of Congress / Maxwell Air Force Base / Civil Records National Archives Building / Headquarters Marine Corps / Eisenhower Library / /
IndustryTerm
related web site / media records / selected spe cial media items / online catalog / search phrase / /
MedicalTreatment
CPR / /
NaturalFeature
Great Lakes / /
Organization
Air Force Historical Research Agency / county recorder’s office / U.S. Army Military History Institute / Selective Service / Researching and Understanding Service / U.S. Army Human Resources Command / War Department / U.S. Government / U.S. Coast Guard / office of Manpower and Reserve Affairs / Public Health Service / National Maritime Center / 249th Engineer Combat Battalion / Cadet Nurse Corps / Production Board / National Personnel Records Center / Records Division / Army / United States Marine Corps / Special Media Division / Navy / Congress / Army Map Service / Federal Government / veterans/military service / Center for the Study of War / National Archives and Records Administration / United States Army / Military Medical Support Office / Old Military / Military Unit / Hoskins Library / University of Tennessee / Knoxville / Army Casualty and Memorial Affairs Operation Center / /
Person
Harry S. Truman / Richard S. Johnson / Debra Johnson Knox / D. Roosevelt / Combat Battalion / Jonathan Gawne / Dwight D. Eisenhower / / /
Position
custodian / Family Historian / President / researcher / Coast Guard / Official / Governor / Director / Adjutant General / /
Nearly 16 million Americans served in uniform during World War II. Many others supported the