Physical Description: 1. Letter from J. A. Ulio Adjutant General to Philip Babcock July 6, 1942. 2. Inquiry from Peyton C. March General, Chief of Staff to Philip Babcock March 15, 1920. 3. 3 Pages Inquiry from Peyton C. March General, Chief of Staff to Philip Babcock Oct. 15, 1919. 4. Honorable Discharge Letter from the United States Army 5. Lyrics to ‘The Festival Airmen’ song given from the War Department 6. Life, Liberty and Happiness letter 7. Record of Battles and other affairs participated in the 88th Aero Squadron 8. The Aero Club of America certificate Nov. 7, 1919 9. Inquiry to Philip Babcock from P.C. Harris The Adjutant General April 5, 1920 10. Letter of Generals Orders from the War Department Dec. 5, 1918 (2 Copies)

Physical Description: 1. 88th Aero Squadron Rosters of Members (4 Pages) 2. 88th Aero Squadron (Observation) Roster of Officers Aug, 18, 1917- Nov. 11,1918 3. Roster of Officers Oct. 1, 1918

Physical Description: 1. Letter of orders from W.C. Sherman Chief and Staff to Philip Babcock 2. Roster of Officers ordered in alphabetical order (4 Pages)

Physical Description: 1. Generals Orders Letter to Philip Babcock Nov. 2, 1918 2. Inquiry from W.C. Sherman to Philip Babcock 3. Inquiry from Marshal of France to Philip Babcock Nov. 29, 1918 4. Au Grand Quartier General , Nov. 1918 5. Citation Orders from James G. Harbored June, 3 1919 6. Letter from the Chief of Air Service to Philip Babcock Oct. 18, 1918

Physical Description: 1. 2 pages on a flight to Paris April 5, 1919 2. 3 Page letter from the 2ind. and 3ind. June 24, 1919 3. 5 Page letter on Active Duty Papers July 26, 1918 4. 3 Pages letter on American Expeditionary Forces France June, 2 1919 5. Con. Order Oct. 31, 1917 6. American Expeditionary Forces on flight organization Nov. 6, 1918 7. Citation Letter from Washington D.C. Sep. 2, 1992 8. Letter from Chief of Air Service, A.E.F. to Philip Babcock France Oct. 18, 1918 9. American Expeditionary Forces Roster on the 88th Squadron Dec. 1, 1918 10. Third Aviation Introduction Center Feb. 13, 1918 11. American Expeditionary Forces Letter to Philip Babcock France Nov. 13, 1918 12. Headquarters of the Third Army letter to Philip Babcock April 3, 1919 13. Amendment of Order letter to Philip Babcock Jan. 14, 1920 14. General Orders on the Air Service Commander France December 31, 1918 15. General Orders letter on Tribute to the 88th Aero Squadron from R.L. Bullard 16. Headquarters Air Service Station List from H.R. Harmon May 22, 1919 17. Headquarters Treves Airdrome Special Orders April 5, 1919 18. Special Orders from Long Island, New York Aug. 27, 1919 19. Headquarters of the Seventh U.S. Army Corps. March 7, 1919 20. Headquarters Mitchel Field letter to Philip Babcock Aug. 12, 1919 21. Headquarters of the Third Army letter from Neuwied, Germany, May 23, 1919 22. Letter on Life, Liberty, and Happiness 23. Headquarters of the Third Army for Philip Babcock to wear 5 Bronze Stars June 5, 1919 24. Headquarters Camp Mills L.I. NY. Personal Office Statement Aug. 2, 1919 25. Headquarters of the Third Army Special Orders to receive a call from the president. June 27, 1919 26. General Headquarters Letter from the Chief of Air Service to Philip Babcock France Oct. 18, 1918 27. Adjutant General Office Listing of awards to be given to Philip Babcock Apr. 7, 1953 28. 3 Page letter from the Headquarters of the First Army General Orders France Nov. 2, 1918

Physical Description: 1. American Expeditionary Forces pamphlet G.H.Q. Oct. 15, 1918 2. Personnel Section on an Appt. in the U.S. Army Jan. 21, 1919 3. The Archie Club roster of all members in Massachusetts 4. Letter from the Law Offices to Philip Babcock on Books for the Squadron 5. Letter to Philip Babcock from Daniel Van Voorhees Colonel, General Staff July 21, 1919 6. Notes in French to Philip Babcock 7. Section from a pamphlet on Philip Babcock and his accomplishments. 8. 3 Pages on the Aero Squadrons in WW1

Physical Description: 1. Photo to Neal O'Connor “With high regards Pere Hart” (2 Copies) 2. Winner of the Photo Contest March 28, 1919 3. Group photo of all officers in front of Gasth of Unter Den Linden Von Franz 4. Original Portrait photo of Philip Babcock 5. Photos of Philip Babcock at a gathering (3 Photos) 6. Photo of Philip Babcock and another soldier standing in a door frame

Physical Description: 1. Pass for Provost Marshal General’s Department May 14, 1919 2. Pass for V2 Army Corps Headquarters March 12 1919 3. News Paper Page “ Fliers Will Recall Adventures Of 1918” Oct. 18, 1978 4. Department of the Air Force Responding to a gift donated by Philip Babcock Oct, 23, 1978 5. Air Force Museum Receipt to Mr. Percival G. Hart for the Philip Babcock Collection Materials Dec. 15, 1960 6. Letter of Lt. Hard - Unaddressed

Physical Description: 1. 17 Page Projection Slides on War

Physical Description: 1. 3 Single Portrait Photos of Philip Babcock in Uniform

Physical Description: 1. 42 Page Novel on WW1 and how Philip Babcock handled traveling and fighting for USA and France.

Physical Description: 1. 3 Page Document on Pre-Deployment

Physical Description: In this book, Philip Babcock personally collected and kept notes of the 88th Aero Squadron and well as staying a historian for the war. - Table of Contents 1. Historical Account of the Organization and Functioning of the Squadron Aug. 18, 1917 through Nov. 11, 1918 2. Narrative of Work and Activities of the Squadron Kelly Field, USA - Amanty, France 3. Narrative of Work and Activities of the Squadron Amanty - Ourches - Toul Sector 4. Operations, Chateau - Thierry: Station, Franchville/ Statistical Report and Emergency Move 5. Vesle Operations: Stations, Ferme d’ Greves 6. St. Mihiel Operation: Station Souilly. Pretz - en - Argonne 7. Argonne - Meuse Operation: Station Souilly and Bethelainville 8. Army of Occupation Activities 9. Appendix: Casualties, Combats, and Flying Time; Etc.

Physical Description: Documenting his time during World War One.