US Expeditionary Force, North Russia
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NARA M924. In 1918 and 1919, US forces participated in security operations in North Russia, near the ports of Murmansk and Archangel. …Learn more
- "Attacks on Tolvuya and Onega, Aug 3-4, 1919" (23.1)
- "Gen. Scott's Report on Russia" (11.4)
- "History" (11.4)
- "Insignia" (13.7)
- "Medical Service Routine Orders" (43.6)
- "Notes on the War and on the North Russian Expedition" (11.4)
- "Report of Expedition to the Murman Coast", Sep 1918-Apr 1919 (33.2)
- Activities to Exchange Prisoners Captured in Bolshevik Territory, May 7, 1919 (23.1)
- Allied Orders of Battle, Archangel District, Feb. and Apr. 1919 (10.6)
- Bolshevik Orders (3) of Battle, Sep 1918-Feb 1919 (22.1)
- British War Office Daily Intelligence Summaries, May-Sep. 1919, Jan. 1920 (20.22)
- Bulletin No. 67, Dated Mar 20, 1919, Pertaining to Mail and Food (64.6)
- Cablegrams Regarding the Military Situation in North Russia, Jan and Feb 1919 (23.1)
- Cablegrams Sent by Headquarters, AEF, North Russia, Apr 7-Aug 23, 1919 (32.16)
- Capt. Martin's Personal Observations Concerning the American Intervention (11.4)
- Casualties and Disposition of the Dead (12.3)
- Chronological Record of Events, Apr. 17-Jun. 18, 1919 (11.5)
- Copies of Letters, Memorandums, Orders, and Cablegrams (11.5)
- Correspondence Relating to Allied Operations (11.5)
- Daily Communiques Issued at Archangel, May-Jul 1919 (20.3)
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