Place_Pub: Englewood NJ: USAAS Association 1946. good. 22 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled. This issue contains Part II of "The History of United States Army Ambulance Corps." USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Greenland NH: USAAS Association 1942. good. 47 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled small stains on front cover. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1955. as is. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled pp. 3-4 torn out. Page 14 has a brief article entitled "Serial #1" about Sergeant Arthur Crean who had the distinction of holding the first serial number issued by the U.S. Army. He was serving with Pershing's Headquarters when the orders came through to assign serial number in 1918. He enlisted in 1897 and served in the 14th Infantry. He saw service in the Spanish-American war Boxer Rebellion Mexican Border and WW1. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: East Orange NJ: USAAS Association 1929. fair to good. 20 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled and small creases. Brief mention that Adolph note no "e " must have dropped it after Hitler came to power Menjou film star had emergency surgery at the American Hospital in Paris. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1957. fair to good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled some wrinkling to text pencil checks on p. 30. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Drexel Hill PA: USAAS Association 1932. fair to good. 28 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled spine worn front cover creased. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1960. good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Page 9 has a one-page article entitled "A Tribute to Sarge " on John O. Parcell--at the time the oldest active USAAC member. "Sarge was with the Army of Invasion in Porto Rico in the Spanish-American War in 1898." He was a member of the Spanish-American War Veterans since 1910 and of the VFW since 1914. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Englewood NJ: USAAS Association 1940. fair. 23 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled large rough spot on front cover. There is a brief obituary page 15 on Daniel Wells who served in the Spanish-American War and Philippine Insurrection. He was a war correspondent during the Boxer Rebellion and joined the American Ambulance in Paris under Capt. A. W. Kipling. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1952. good. 34 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Page 28 contains the obituary of Col. William McFarland. He enlisted in the Spanish-American War joining the Minnesota Volunteers. He later entered the U.S. Army Hospital Corps. He served in the Spanish-American War Cuban Occupation and the Philippine Insurrection. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1962. good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Page 27 contains a brief obituary reference to Dr. Othol Schofield who was in Section 605 of the U.S. Army Ambulance Service. Prior to that he had served in the Spanish-American War and saw active service in Cuba. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Philadelphia PA: USAAS Association 1924. fair. 15 wraps illus. covers soiled pencil name & address on fr cover tears at spine & sm tears along edges of covers. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Staten Island NY: USAAS Association 1945. good. 34 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled. On page 33 there is an obituary on Col. Richard Slee. "Many years ago Col. Slee established a biological laboratory at Sweetwater PA to produce vaccine. The United States Army was his first customer and used the virus during the Spanish-American War and later for the prevention of smallpox in Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines." Col. Slee also served in WW1 at Camp Crane. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: East Orange NJ: USAAS Association 1930. good. 24 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Also includes separate dues notice and poem. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Greenland NH: USAAS Association 1941. good. 34 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled. Contains a brief letter from Adolphe Menjou. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1964. good. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Contains "A tribute to "Adolphe Menjou" by Robert W. Johnson Regional USAAC Commander South. Recalls a 1948 meeting with Menjou in Baltimore related to his book "It took Nine Tailors." The book discusses his joining the Cornell University Unit and desire for service in France. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1928. fair. 24 wraps illus. covers soiled spine worn tear in front cover through p. 2. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Englewood NJ: USAAS Association 1940. fair. 23 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled two tears and small rough spot on front cover. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1962. good. 34 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled also includes 1-page addendum to 1962 USAAC Directory. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Philadelphia PA: USAAS Association 1931. good. 28 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Brief mention of Adolphe Menjou being the Captain of a Section that left Italy for France. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1951. fair to good. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled small damp stains to inside corner of text no pages stuck Pages 16-17 contain an obituary on Stephen H. P. Pell whose family owned Fort Ticonderoga. He served in the NY State Naval Militia and served on the U.S.S. Yankee in the Spanish-American War. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Staten Island NY: USAAS Association 1943. fair to good. 34 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled and foxed some wear at spine. SOme pencil marks in box on page 8. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Englewood NJ: USAAS Association 1946. fair to good. 22 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled and stained. Contains letters about "History of United States Ambulance Corps." USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1953. as is. 22 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled top portion of p. 3/4 cut off with loss of some advertising text. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1949. as is. 26 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled entire periodical folded in half pp. 3-4 missing. 30th Anniversary Issue. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Greenland NH: USAAS Association 1943. fair to good. 30 wraps illus. covers somewhat soiled creases at spine and along edges of covers. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Drexel Hill PA: USAAS Association 1933. fair to good. 20 wraps illus. covers soiled and scuffed spine worn. There is a short article on page 11 on William McFarland who was retiring after 35 years of service. McFarland joined the 12th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry on 27 June 1898. He served at Camp Chickamauga GA and was mustered out on 5 November 1898. He then enlisted in the Hospital Corps atFt. Snelling MN on 16 November 1898. He served in Cuba with the Army of Occupation and was transferred to the Philippines in 1899. He returned from the Philippines in 1903 and served again in the Philippines from 1911 to 1914. He also served on the Mexican Border. USAAS Association paperback
Place_Pub: Allentown PA: USAAS Association 1951. good. 30 wraps illus. covers slightly soiled. Cover has photograph of General Douglas MacArthur with a wreath at the USAAC memorial. USAAS Association paperback
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