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    RG 407 - Central Decimal Correspondence Files

    Elliot Schneider Scout
    Elliot Schneider Nov 5, 2018 9:31 PM

      Hello NARA,

       

      Need information on the following files 322. Do they break down the files of 322 for the type of service branch such as infantry,  military police, or is it filed according to state AG commands?

       

      Box 983: Org Res 322 (5-1-51) to (6-30-51)

      Box 984: Org Res 322 (2-11-51) to (4-30-51)

      Box 985: Org Res 322 (1-1-51) to (2-10-51)

       

      Record Group 407: Records of the Adjutant General's Office, 1905 - 1981

      Series: Central Decimal Correspondence Files, 1951 - 1952 [NAID # 6628443] NM-3 363-D

       

      Thanks,

      Elliot Schneider

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        • Re: RG 407 - Central Decimal Correspondence Files
          Rebecca Collier Pioneer
          Rebecca Collier Expert Nov 6, 2018 1:18 PM (in response to Elliot Schneider)

          Dear Mr. Schneider,

           

          Thank you for posting your request on History Hub!

           

          We reviewed the file units of the series Central Decimal Correspondence Files, 1951 - 1952 in RG 407 and it is arranged as stated in the Catalog series description -- Arranged into two subseries: decimal files and project files. The “decimal files” subseries is arranged according to the War Department Decimal File System. The “project files” subseries (beginning with box 971) is arranged by subject (special projects; civil education; commands and corps areas; aviation schools; flying fields; military schools; military posts and reservations; U.S. cities, lakes, etc.; states and countries; foreign countries; and nautical vessels).

           

          The 3 boxes you are interested in are part of the special projects section of the project files subseries. One of the special projects is Org Res (Organization Reserve Command). These file units are arranged by the War Department Decimal File System and thereunder, arranged in reverse chronological order. Most of the Org Res file units are filed under Decimal 322. They are not arranged by type of service branch, command or locality.

           

          We hope this information is helpful. Best of luck with your research!

           

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