Container List

Biographies

General - Biographical sketches, clippings, memoirs

General

A-M

N-Z

Allin, Benjamin Casey, III, Colonel

Bushey, Arthur Clifton, Jr., Commander

Dodge, Morton Moore, Colonel

Geiger, Vincent A.

Navarre, Christopher P., Chief Warrant Officer

Port, Horace, Brigadier General

Ramsey, Edwin Price, Lieutenant Colonel

Sinks, George T., Major

Who's Who forms (arranged by chapter name and therein alphabetically by Companion name).

Unspecified

Anchorage

Andrews AFB

Apache Trail

Atlanta

Augusta

Austin

Baltimore-Devereux Memorial

Baton Rouge, LA-Gen. Troy H. Middleton

Berkeley (defunct)

Bethesda

Boise Valley (defunct)

Bradenton/Sarasota

Burlington (defunct)

Cajon Valley-San Diego (merged with General J. Paul Holland)

Canal Zone (defunct)

Cape Cod

Cdr Simpson-Ltc Loring

Central Alabama (defunct)

Central Arkansas

Central Florida

Central New Jersey (defunct)

Central Pennsylvania

Central Texas Area (merged with Hill Country Texas)

Charlotte

Chicago

Cincinnati

Clearwater

Cleveland

Col John M. Birkner

Col Pendleton Woods/Oklahoma City

Colorado Springs

Columbia

Columbus, GA

Conejo Valley

Coral Gables (merged with Miami)

Corpus Christi

Dallas

Daytona Beach

Denver

Detroit

East Texas

El Paso

Emerald Empire (defunct)

Fairfield Bay (defunct)

Flagler-Palm Coast (defunct)

Florida Gold Coast (defunct)

Fort Benning (defunct)

Fort Buchanan (changed name to Puerto Rico)

Fort Hood

Fort Huachuca

Fort Snelling

Fort Walton Beach

Fort Worth

Frankfort

Fresno (merged with Monterey Bay)

G/A Omar N. Bradley

General Critz

General George G. Meade

General Hoyt S. Vandenberg

General J. Paul Holland

General Joshua Chamberlain

General Leigh Wade-D.C.

General M. B. Ridgway-Pittsburgh

General Westmoreland/Charleston

Granite State

Great Salt Lake

Greater Boston

Greater Kansas City

Green Mountain

Gulf Coast (changed name to Capt Maltby-Pensacola, then merged with Fort Walton Beach)

Gunpowder (defunct)

Hampton Roads

Hann-Buswell Memorial

Hartford (defunct)

Harvey Latham

Headquarters

Hill Country Texas

Honolulu (changed name to Gaylord Dillingham Memorial)

Houston

Huntsville

Illowa

Indiana

Indianapolis

Jackson

Jacksonville

Joseph H. Pendleton

Key West (defunct)

Knoxville

Lafayette (defunct)

Laguna Hills (defunct)

Las Vegas

Leisure World

Long Beach (merged with G/A Omar N. Bradley)

Los Angeles (defunct)

Louisville

Lt Richard F. Williams Memorial (merged with Santa Fe)

Ltg John M. Wright, Jr.

Major Cyrill H. Pfohl (defunct)

Memphis

Mendenhall Memorial (defunct)

Mesilla Valley

Mg Franklin E. Miles

Miami

Mid-Michigan

Middle Georgia

Middle Tennessee (defunct)

Milwaukee

Mississippi Coast

Monroe

Monterey Bay

Narragansett Bay

New Bedford (merged with Narragansett Bay)

New Haven

New London

New Orleans

New York (defunct)

Norfolk (defunct)

North Suncoast (defunct)

Northern New Jersey

Northern Virginia

Oakland (defunct)

Orange County (defunct)

Oro Valley (changed name to Catalina Mountains)

Palo Alto-Stanford (merged with San Francisco)

Paris, France (defunct)

Pasadena

Pecos Valley

Peninsula (defunct)

Philadelphia

Phoenix

Piney Woods (defunct)

Pinson Memorial

Ponce, Puerto Rico (changed name to Puerto Rico)

Portland

Prince George's County

Puerto Rico

Quad-Cities (changed name to Illowa)

Reno-Carson City (defunct)

Richmond

Roanoke

Sacramento (defunct)

Saddleback Valley

San Antonio

San Clemente

San Diego

San Fernando Valley

San Francisco

San Juan, Puerto Rico (changed name to Puerto Rico)

Santa Barbara

Santa Cruz Valley

Santa Fe

Savannah

Seattle (defunct)

South Bay (defunct)

Southern Maryland

Southwest Florida

Space Coast-Indian River

Spokane (merged with The Puget Sound)

Springfield, MA (defunct)

Springfield, MO (defunct)

St Augustine

St Louis

St Paul (defunct)

St Petersburg (merged with Clearwater)

Sun Cities

Sun City Center

Tallahassee

Tampa (defunct)

The Puget Sound

Topeka

Tucson (mreged with Catalina Mountains)

Vadm George C. Dyer-Annapolis

Ventura County

Victoria Crossroads (Cadre)

Virginia Beach

Virginia Piedmont

Western North Carolina (Cadre) (defunct)

Whidbey Island (defunct)

White Sands (defunct)

Wichita

Wilmington, DE

Wilmington, NC (changed name to Col Bill Sheets)

Worcester

Bulletins

Departments

Arizona

California

California

Florida

Maryland

Oklahoma

Texas

Washington

Headquarters

Regions

I-VI

VII-XV

Circulars of Historian General, 1957-1958

Committee file

Education, 1983-1985

History and Archives, n.d.

Correspondence, 1932-1967

Founding documents.

Histories

General

"A History of the Founding and First Years of the Military Order of the World Wars."

"History of the Military Order of the World Wars: 1919-1945."

"History of the Military Order of the World Wars: 1946-1969."

The History of the Military Order of the World Wars: Its First Fifty Years, by George C. Dyer.

The Military Order of the World Wars, A Living History: Decade of the 1970s, by Karl B. Justus.

The Military Order of the World Wars, A Living History: Decade of the 1980s, by Karl B. Justus.

Chapters (by original name of chapter).

General.

Annapolis

Atlanta - Bradenton

Bradenton - Central Florida

Central New Jersey - Columbia

Dallas

Daytona - Easton

El Paso

Fort Walton Beach - Gunpowder

Hann-Buswell Memorial - Inland Empire

Jacksonville

La Jolla

Lee County - Long Beach

Long Beach

Long Beach - Louisville

Maine - Memphis

Miami - New Bedford

New Haven - Norfolk

North Virginia - Palo Alto

Peninsula

Peninsula - Philadelphia

Philadelphia

Phoenix

Pittsburgh

Portland - Roanoke

Sacramento - San Antonio

San Antonio

San Antonio - Santa Cruz Valley

Sarasota - Seattle

Seattle - Southwest Florida

St Louis - Worcester

Departments

California.

Florida

Georgia

Regions

List of life members, 1950

Memoranda

Headquarters, 1988-1989

Resolutions Committee, 1989

Minutes of meetings

Departments

Executive Committee and General Staff

1959-1966

1970-1978

1979-1984

Miscellaneous

Personal files of Colonel Benjamin C. Allin, III

Proceedings of national and regional conventions.

1920-1946

1947-1954

1955-1959

1960-1963

1965-1967

1967-1969

1970-1971

1971-1974

1975-1979

1980-1983

1983-1985

1985-1987

1987-1990

Miscellaneous

Publications (many missing issues)

Armed Forces Day Review, 1950-1989

National Bulletin, 1934-1962

Officer Review, 1974-1999 and 2002-2010

Reference requests

Reports of Historian General, 1967-1969

Rosters

Chapter officers, 1990

National officers, 1961-1965

Subject file

Brown Cup

Forrestal, James V.

High School Prep

MacArthur, Douglas A., General

Medal of Honor recipients in MOWW

Military training camps - United States

ROTC

United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces

World War, 1914-1918 - Maps

Youth Leadership Conference

Writings. Mostly reminiscences of Companions

A-C

D

D-H

K-P

P-W

Oversize material

Certificates, diplomas, etc.

Photocopy of United Nations declaration, 1942 January 1

Printed matter - Fifty Years of Military Life: 1940-1990

Scrapbooks - Department of California histories

1954-1958

1958-1959

1960-1962

1962-1963

1964-1965

Memorabilia - Framed letter by Herbert Hoover commending the M.O.W.W. on Army Day, April 5, 1930

Photographs

Album of photographs depicting General George Armstrong Custer and his family, other officers and their wives, and Sioux chief Sitting Bull, as well as material relating to Major James M. Burns' career and personal life, and to his account of the battle of Little Big Horn, 1876-1896

Photograph of Brigadier General Douglas MacArthur in France during World War I

Album of photographs of military operations in the Philippines and New Guinea, 1944, including some depicting General Douglas MacArthur

Miscellaneous photographs

Miscellany material

Alphabetical files

A

A-C

C-E

E-F

G

H

I-M

M-P

P-R

S-Z

Card file

Alphabetical files

B-C

C

D-E

E-M

N

O

P

R

Miscellany

Histories of chapters

Cajon Valley (defunct).

General J. Paul Holland

Joseph H. Pendleton

San Diego

Scrapbooks (oversize)

Cajon Valley chapter

Rancho Bernardo Military Balls, San Diego

Miscellany

Personal files of Lieutenant Colonel Peter Burrows, 1965-1981

Personal files of Major Silas W. Bass, 1995-2002.

Histories of chapters

Annapolis.

Key West

San Diego.

Audio-visual material

National files of MOWW's headquarters, 1962-2000.

Publications - Officer Review, 2000-2010

Histories - General

Annual Review, by Silas W. Bass, Jr., and William A. West, vol. 1, 1999-2000.

Annual Review, by William A. West, vol. 2, 2000-2001.

Annual Review, by William A. West, vol. 3, 2001-2002.

Unsorted

Membership application forms

Incremental Materials