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    • blackseas117
      To summarize: I’ve been researching the going’s on at Fort Hunt during WWII, and yes I’m aware of how little records exist and the research project that was conducted by the National Parks Service. I’m interested in MIRS (Military Intelligence Research Service) / the R&D branch specifically. There’s almost nothing available on that branch, and what I can find murkys the water more. Can anybody tell me what exactly what they were “researching”? 😂 I find only answers that differ from the next… My Grandfather’s service connects in various ways. Anything helps 🤍
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    • Phillip Brandt
      I can see why you stopped. I think I have enough examples in my collection to stop now as well. Thanks for all of the great insight on this subject. 
    • Gary Ziegler
      While rust stains on fabric will not transfer to steel, rust stains will damage fabric material if left untreated over time. Rust (iron oxide) seeps deep into the fabric weave, breaking down fibers and eventually eating holes through the material as a result of dry rot. While rust stains on newer fabric can be removed with lemon & salt or a commercial rust remover, the stains on your cover have most likely been there for a long time and the fabric has been weakened. Therefore, any attempt to remove the stain would most likely result in tearing the material open in that area, so it is best to leave it be. 
    • jumpship
      Here is some info that may be of interest: FOLD3   You can find morning reports that may include him (up to Dec 44) at this NARA link: https://catalog.archives.gov/search?page=1&q=36738818   Also, you can find morning reports for Co H 143rd IR (Jan-Jul 44) and other documents at this 36th ID link: https://www.36thdivisionarchive.com/     His CIB orders: NARA   His BSM orders: NARA   His SS orders: NARA   VA BIRLS DF: FOLD3   After Action Documents for the 143rd IR that may be of interest:   https://texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/143rd-aar-to-September-1944.pdf   https://texasmilitaryforcesmuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/143rd-October-1944-to-end.pdf   Dan
    • The Rooster
      I personally would not concern myself with that. My opinion..... You could wash the cover or buy  one that has no rust if it bothers you.
    • milihfra
      I will be curious to (hopefully) hear how this saga plays out!
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