United States. Navy
Subject
Subject Source: Library Of Congress Name Authority File
Scope Note: Variants:
U.S. Navy;
United States. Department of the Navy. Navy;
United States. Naval Establishment;
United States. Navy Department. NavyThe following is a partial list of results that have been manually identified by the Archivist as relevant. The user is encouraged to utilize the search function to identify additional relevant records.
Found in 69 Collections and/or Records:
Framed Materials Collection
Collection
Identifier: Ph 014
Scope and Contents
BOXED MATERIALSBox 1:1. Framed photo, black and white, U of M ROTC soldier in uniform, sword in front and sword at waist, ca 1907 – 1910. 8” X 13”2. Framed color photo of rock with inscription “Chief Little Crow, Leader of the Sioux Indian Outbreak in 1862 was shot and killed about 330 feet South of this point by Nathan Lamson and his son Chauncey, July 3, 1863. Erected 1929. 11.5” X 9”3. Framed black and white photo of soldiers walking...
Dates:
Event: Inventory began 26 Sept 2024.
Found in:
Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum
Geoffrey Gaertner, Navy, Vietnam, 1959-1969
File — Box PS 5: Series PS 5
Identifier: PS 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This collection of records document the activities of the Minnesota Adjutant General's Office.
Dates:
1959-1969
Heggerness, Harol collection
Collection
Identifier: 2003.28
Scope and Contents
US Navy released photos with captions. 1 Oct 1969.
Pv2 James O. Coverstone meridian certificate, 31 March 1953.
Heggerness meridian certificate, July 1963.
Wehmhoff photo, 8x10.
Photos 10x14. Coast Guard, ca. 1957 (based on pickup truck).
Foreign certificate, Heggenhaugen, 1886.
Certificates and documents, Heggenhaugen.
Dates:
1886-1969; Event: Donor unknown.
Accession 2003.28
Found in:
Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum
Klobuchar, Dick, USS Ward records
Collection
Identifier: Mss 25
Content Description
Copies of USS Ward muster rolls and deck logs during WWII.
Dates:
1941 January - 1944 December
Found in:
Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum