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War Diary of His Majesty
War Diary of His Majesty's Submarine U-20 1915
War Diary USS Saint Louis
War Diary USS Saint Louis 12/7/1941
War Diary USS Sicard
War Diary USS Sicard 12/7/1941
The War Ends in Europe
The War Ends in Europe 1945
War garden activities by the children of the Irving-Jefferson School, Plainfield, New Jersey
War garden activities by the children of the Irving-Jefferson School, Plainfield, New Jersey 1917 - 1918
War garden activities by the children of the Irving-Jefferson School, Plainfield, New Jersey
War garden activities by the children of the Irving-Jefferson School, Plainfield, New Jersey 1917 - 1918
War Knitting Bees on Central Park Mall, New York City
War Knitting Bees on Central Park Mall, New York City 7/31/1918
War Manpower charts and statistical information relating to the Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Corporation
War Manpower charts and statistical information relating to the Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Corporation 1943
War Manpower Commission Memo to Bell Aircraft Corporation on Discrimination Cases
War Manpower Commission Memo to Bell Aircraft Corporation on Discrimination Cases 1/8/1944
War Manpower Job Flyer
War Manpower Job Flyer 1942
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