Recently, I was asked by a friend to help place artifacts and papers from WWII that belonged to his father with a museum. My friend (Dan Turberville) is the son of 1st Sgt. Floyd B. Turberville of Uriah, AL. (deceased)1st. Sgt. Turberville served with Co. C, 81st Armored Medical Bn. The artifacts and papers filled four footlockers and contains a world of information related to the 11th Armored Division. Before we donate the items to the National D-Day Museum in New Orleans, we wish to make the information available to this site. I will not list the entire collection but it includes rosters from Camp Cooke, CA. and Ft. Polk. From the European theatre, we have GO # 129 dated 10 July 1945, a list of Bronze Star and Purple Heart recepients. There are some photographs from the concentration camp and several unit photographs taken before the unit went to Europe. Plus much more, including some risque material only a soldier would collect.
Please advise the best method for sending the copied paperwork. I have a scanner and copier.