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The United States Marine Corps in the World War

LETTER OF TRANSMISSION.

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November 26, 1919.

From: Officer in Charge Historical Division, Adjutant and Inspector’s Department, United States Marine Corps.

To: The Major General Commandant.

Via: Officer in Charge, Adjutant and Inspector’s Department.

Subject: The United States Marine Corps in the World War.

1. There is transmitted herewith for your formal approval a concise history of the United States Marine Corps in the World War, including certain statistics, with the recommendation that it be published to the naval service.

Edwin N. McClellan.

[First endorsement.]

Adjutant and Inspector’s Department, Headquarters United States Marine Corps,

Washington, D. C., November 26, 1919.

From: The Acting Adjutant and Inspector. To: The Major General Commandant.

1. Forwarded, approved.

H. C. Haines.

Approved: George Barnett, Major General Commandant, United States Marine Corps.

Approved: Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy.

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