Box 42

Includes State Department correspondence, letters with individuals and foreign service officials, correspondence from Algiers (Algeria), correspondence from Rabat (Morocco), and correspondence from Beirut (Lebanon).

Includes seating plans for diplomatic dinners, lists of diplomats, and lists of personnel.

Includes correspondence and lists of class members

This addendum contains materials concerning Richard B. Parker's diplomatic career in addition to documents about his World War II military service with the 106th Infantry Division.

Typed Manuscript by Richard B. Parker. Also, correspondence regarding the manuscript.

Typed Manuscript by Hassan Abd al-Malik: "In the Name of God: The Compassionate the Merciful Report."

Typed Manuscript by Parker and correspondence.

Includes newsletters, periodical appearnces by and about Richard B. Parker, and press releases.

This addendum contains materials concerning Richard B. Parker's diplomatic career in addition to documents about his World War II military service with the 106th Infantry Division.

Photographs of Richard B. Parker and others, documenting Parker's diplomatic career, including photographs of people and places.

This addendum contains materials concerning Richard B. Parker's diplomatic career in addition to documents about his World War II military service with the 106th Infantry Division.

Richard B. Parker was a member of the 422nd Anti-Tank Company in the 106th Infantry Division in World War II. Materials retained include correspondence with fellow veterans from the Division, documents from the 106th Infantry Division Association (of alumni), printed matter concerning the 106th (including issues of "The Cub" newsletter from the veterans of the 106th), and a few photographs of 106th veterans at reunions.

OFLAG 64 was the German prisoner-of-war camp in Poland where Richard B. Parker and his fellow soldiers in the 106th Infantry Division were imprisoned after the Battle of the Bulge during World War II. Materials retained include the roster of the camp in 1945 and correspondence with American veterans.

Booklet by Clarence R. Meltesen and Herbert L. Garris "The Men of OFLAG 64, August 1943 - January 1945." (San Francisco: OFLAG Press, July 1997).

This addendum contains materials concerning Richard B. Parker's diplomatic career in addition to documents about his World War II military service with the 106th Infantry Division.

Correspondence regarding Charles D. McMullan's efforts to win a Purple Heart and a Prisoner of War Medal. Also includes 2005 issue of "United States of America Veterans Magazine" which contains an article by Charles D. McMullen about his experiences as a prisoner of war in Poland in World War II.

Contains correspondence and typed manuscript by Gaal about his military service in World War II.

1 Booklet: "Schonberg to Obertaufkirchen: Some POW Memories" by Hank Harmeling

Includes printed materials and photographs