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George W. Stoner papers, 1917-1919

0.5 linear feet — 1 oversize folder — 339 digital files

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Polar Bear Expedition.[...]Polar Bear Expedition.[...] from Detroit and Toledo newspapers describing the "Polar Bear" expedition; orders received
1st Lieutenant, Co. M., 339th Infantry, sent to northern Russia at the end of World War I. Diary (with transcription) describing war-time activities, 1917-1919; scrapbook of clippings from Detroit and Toledo newspapers describing the "Polar Bear" expedition; orders received; photographs; and CD-ROMs of selected items.

Diary (with transcription) describing war-time activities, 1917-1919; scrapbook of clippings from Detroit and Toledo newspapers describing the "Polar Bear" expedition; orders received; photographs.

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Leon R. Swihart collection, 1863, 1918-1960s (scattered dates)

0.5 linear feet — 1 oversize folder

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Polar Bear Expedition.[...] Michigan Infantry ; also papers of Leon Bell , member of 339th Infantry (Polar Bears) sent to northern[...] 339th Infantry (Polar Bears) sent to northern Russia after World War I.
Collected materials include Civil War diary (1863) of William Harts, soldier with Co. B, 1st Michigan Infantry; also papers of Leon Bell, member of 339th Infantry (Polar Bears) sent to northern Russia after World War I.
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Harold C. Green diary, 1918-1919

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Polar Bear Expedition.
Harold Green was a Mount Clemens, Michigan, optometrist who served with the U.S. Army 339th Medical Detachment during the American intervention at Archangel, Russia. This collection contains a typescript copy of his diary, containing generally brief entries describing his actions in Russia.

Diary and typescript containing generally brief entries describing his actions in Russia; also, photographs.