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Purchased, 2006 December
[identification of item], Paul G. Bradley World War I Papers, SPEC.RARE.0071, Rare Books and Manuscripts Library, Ohio State University
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Paul G. Bradley, from Hudson, Ohio, served as a corporal in the 332nd Infantry Regiment of the United States Army. The 332nd was formed in 1917 and disbanded in 1919. During World War I, they spent most of their time serving in Italy.
The Paul G. Bradley World War I Papers include Bradley's day-by-day journal with entries from 1919, photographs of Bradley in uniform with his family and with the 332nd Infantry Regiment, a group photograph of the 332nd Infantry Regiment, newspaper clippings about the 332nd Infantry Regiment, correspondence, and other papers generated from Bradley's World War I military service dating from 1917-1919.