MILITARY POSTAL HISTORY SOCIETY

Bulletins for 2001

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Updated: 8 March 2002

WINTER 2001 - Vol 40 No 1

ORIGINS AND POSTAL HISTORY OF FORT SHERIDAN, ILLINOIS

In this issue of the MPHS Bulletin the lead article extensively discusses the Origins and Postal History of Fort Sheridan, Illinois.

Other articles in this issue are:

  • APO/FPO Openings/Closings
  • Early V-Mail from Australia
  • Free French S.A.S.
  • Kosova Postage Stamps
  • Let 'Er Buck!
  • The Little-Known PEF
  • Philatelic Militaria

The issue includes a number of news columns, several BOOK REVIEWS, show reports, and articles of current Society business news. Unfortunately there is no auction with this issue.


SPRING 2001 - Vol 40 No 2

THE HEADQUARTERS OF FRANCO IN SALAMANCA 1936-39

In this issue Jesus Garcia Sanchez tells us about the post office at Franco's headquarters during the Spanish Civil War. His research in the Spanish archives. for example, has uncovered an interesting memo from Franco ordering the censorship office to stop reading the Generalissimo's personal mail!

Other articles in this issue are:

The issue includes a number of news columns, Classified Ads, show reports, and articles of current Society business news.


SUMMER 2001 -Vol 40 No 3

CAPTURE MAIL OF AMERICAN POWs DURING WW II ...

Dear Mom, I am Now a Prisoner of War

In this issue Kurt Stauffer write about the mail from the 10,000 Americans who were captured by the Germans and their allies. Kurt has done research on the prisoners whose mail he illustrates and this adds to the story behind these POW cards and covers.

Other articles in this issue are:

The issue includes a number of news columns, Book Reviews, Classified Ads, show reports, and articles of current Society business news.


FALL 2001 - Vol 40 No 4

THE U.S. INTERVENTION IN NORTHERN MEXICO 1916-1917

Al Kugel writes about mail used during the pursuit of Pancho Villa and the securing of the U.S./Mexico border as well as the first American Military Airmail Service that took place during this time.



    Self-censored PS envelope sent by an officer via Columbus



    "Very Low Altitude" (V.L.A.) balloons during training on postcard from Camp Tyson

Other articles in this issue are:

The issue includes a number of news columns, Classified Ads, show reports, and articles of current Society business news.


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