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Frederick Miller Sperry Papers, 1930-1946

By Richard Garner

Collection Overview

Title: Frederick Miller Sperry Papers, 1930-1946

Extent: 4.0 Folders

Arrangement: General Documents

Date Acquired: 08/18/2018

Languages: English [eng], French [fre]

Abstract

Frederick Miller Sperry was a Colorado resident who served in the United States Army Cavalry between the 1930s to the late 1940s. He was promoted to Colonel and was a Bronze Star recipient as well as a World War II Veteran.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

This collection contains photocopies of documents including military citations, maps, visiting Israel best practices document, correspondence, and World War II photographs from Frederick Miller Sperry.

Administrative Information

Acquisition Source: Sperry Family

Acquisition Method: Items were donated by the collector

Related Materials: Small Manuscript Collections

Preferred Citation: Sperry Family: Frederick Miller Sperry Papers, Colorado State University of Pueblo Library, University Archives and Special Collections.

Processing Information: University Student Work Study Richard Garner completed minimal processing of this collection on November 8, 2023


Box and Folder Listing

Folder 1: Photographs, Frederick Sperry, UndatedAdd to your cart.
Photocopies of portraits of Colonel Frederick Miller Sperry.
Folder 2: Citations, Frederick Miller Sperry, 1931-1946Add to your cart.
Photocopies of promotion citations from the President of the United States and Department of the Army. Citations from the French Government.
Folder 3: Documents, 1931-1945Add to your cart.
Photocopies of correspondence from Headquarters Communication Zone European Theater of Operations, Importational guide for leave (R&R) in Jerusalem, entitled, "Map of the 'Old City', Jerusalem."
Folder 4: Photographs,World War II, 1941-1945Add to your cart.
Photocopies of photographs collected by Frederick Miller Sperry while in Europe during World War 2.