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Charles Boyd to Mrs. N. L. Mast Letter, November 20, 1918
This letter is eight connected pages, and cannot be separated. Pages were scanned in the letter order. Letter is from Charles Boyd at Camp Crane to "Mrs. N. L. Mast" (Addie Horton Mast) in Watauga County, North Carolina. Charles Boyd thanks Addie…
Adjusted Compensation Notification
The notice is a postcard to "Mrs. Addie H. Mast" (Addie Horton Mast) in Amantha, North Carolina from Adjusted Compensation Branch of The Adjutant General's Office in Washington D. C. It is directly from E. T. Conley. The notice gives an application…
War Department, The Adjutant General's Office to Addie Horton Mast, September 9, 1936
The letter is addressed to "Mrs. Addie Horton Mast" (Addie Horton Mast) in Amantha, North Carolina from the War Department The Adjutant General's Office in Washington D. C. The application number, Thomas S. Mast, and a certified date of 11-19-24 is…
Treasury Department to Mr. N. L. Mast Letter, November 23, 1918
The letter is addressed to "Mr. N. L. Mast" (Newton Lafayette Mast) in Mast, North Carolina from the Treasury Department in Washington DC. The letter indicates that attention should be paid to items 6 and 8 on the Emergency Information form about the…
Veterans' Administration to Addie Horton Mast Letter, November 18, 1936
The letter is addressed to "Mrs. Addie Horton Mast" (Addie Horton Mast) in Amantha, North Carolina from the Veterans' Administration in Washington D. C. The letter indicates that the claim for World War Adjusted Compensation Act dependent benefits…
J. M. Shive to Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Mast Letter, November 11, 1918
Three page handwritten letter from J. M. Shive to "Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Mast" (Newton Lafayette Mast and Addie Horton Mast) in Watauga County, North Carolina. The letter is sent with a three cent stamp. It thanks them for their letter and expresses…
U. S. Army in Boone During the 1960 Blizzard #1
This image appears to show the infamous 1960 Blizzard. This image shows two large military helicopters sitting in the snow on Appalachian State University's campus. The helicopters have "Army" and "U.S. Army" written on the side of them. A soldier…
U. S. Army in Boone During the 1960 Blizzard #2
This image appears to show the infamous 1960 Blizzard. This image shows a military helicopter hovering above a snowy field. The helicopter has "Army" written on it. A military truck can be seen parked below it. A snow-covered hill with houses and…
U. S. Army Flying Over Boone #1
This image appears to show the infamous 1960 Blizzard. This image shows a military helicopter flying over a snowy Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. Cars and walking individuals can be seen parked on Rivers Street in the lower left. The…
U. S. Army in Boone During the 1960 Blizzard #3
This image appears to show the infamous 1960 Blizzard. This image shows a military helicopter sitting in a snowy field. The helicopter has "Army" written on it. A military truck can be seen parked to the left. A small group of people stand to the…