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- African American Troops Sitting on Bleachers at Fort Huachuca, Arizona
- Unknown
- African American soldiers -- Arizona; United States Army -- African American troops
- African American troops sitting on bleachers at Fort Huachuca, Arizona.
- Governor Sidney Osborn Speaking at the Recreation Center Dedication for African American Troops at Fort Huachuca, Arizona
- Signal Corps, U. S. Army
- African American soldiers -- Arizona; United States Army -- African American troops, Osborn, Sidney Preston, 1884-1948
- Governor Sidney Osborn speaking at the recreation center dedication for African American troops at Fort Huachuca, Arizona.
- Operation Desert Storm display.
- Abodeely, Joseph
- Arizona Military Museum; Military Museums--Arizona--History
- Operation Desert Storm (1990-1991)
  
  The first major conflict involving the United States since Vietnam proved to be a catharsis of sorts for the American military and public. Just as the Spanish-American War of 1898 gave the nation a...
- Civil War in Arizona.
- Abodeely, Joseph
- Arizona Military Museum; Military Museums--Arizona--History
- CIVIL WAR IN ARIZONA
  
  Both the Union and the Confederacy desperately wanted California because of its rich mineral resources; its vital access to the Pacific Ocean; and the conquest would help the Confederacy gain European recognition. The...
- Desert sentinel: the magazine of Operation Jumpstart ~ Arizona
- Arizona. National Guard. Operation Jumpstart-Arizona. Public Affairs Office.
- Border patrols--Mexican-American Border Region
- This title contains one or more publications. Formerly Securus. "This magazine tells the story of our Desert Sentinels, standing watch over the border and those who support Operation Jump Start - Arizona".
- How does illegal immigration impact American taxpayers and will the Reid-Kennedy amnesty worsen the blow?: hearing before the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, One Hundred Ninth Congress, second session, August 2, 2006.
- United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary.
- Illegal aliens--Services for--United States--Costs; Amnesty--Government policy--United States; Aliens--Taxation--United States; Illegal aliens--Mexican-American Border Region
- 108 pages (PDF version). House Hearing 109–135. Testimony included the statement and questioning of Tucson's University Medical Center CFO.
- Draft National Historic Trail feasibility study and environmental assessment
- United States. National Park Service.
- National parks and reserves--Southwest, New; Trails--Southwest, New
- 145 pages (PDF version). File size: 1291.226 KB. Ill. Maps. Includes bibliographic references. This document is part of the process of preserving and developing the Old Spanish Trail, added to the National Trails System in 2002. The 2700...
- Learning Packet: Destiny
- Sonoran Heritage and Tucson Public Library (Pima County Public Library)
- Urbanization -- Arizona -- Tucson; Utopias -- Bibliography; Chinese -- Mexico -- History; Chinese -- Arizona -- History; Tucson (Ariz.) -- Maps.
- "Destiny" is a learning packet designed to educate the user in the history of and the way that our surroundings develop and adapt over time. This packet contains articles and exercises about this topic. Included in the packet but not scanned is the...
- Nurturing Tradition, Fostering Change: Patriotism, Community Service and the Women’s Auxiliary of American Legion Tony F. Soza-Ray Martínez Post 41
- Latino Perspectives Magazine
- American Legion; American Legion. Auxiliary; American Legion. Tony F. Soza-Ray Martinez Post No. 41 (Phoenix, Ariz.); American Legion. Thunderbird Post No. 41 (Phoenix, Ariz.); Patriotism; Phoenix Metropolitan Area (Ariz.)--History;...
- Latino Perspectives Magazine presents this humble tribute to the current and past membership of American Legion “Tony F. Soza-Ray Martinez” Post 41; to the families and brave men and women who have, without fanfare, played a pivotal role in...
- Cooley, Pettis Family History, 2005 Sept 9
- Daugherty, Fay and Osborne, Ina (Great Grand Daughters of Corydon E. Cooley)
- Frontier and Pioneer Life -- Arizona -- Biography, Cooley Family; Military Camps -- Arizona -- History; Ranch Life -- Arizona -- White Mountains
- Corydon Cooley and family; early Show Low; White Mountain Indian Reservation. MP3 Clip is 3 min. 25 sec. of 96 minute interview
- Directions January 2003
- 12 pages (PDF version). File size: 846209 Bytes.
- Map of Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza
- Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records. Museum Division.
- War memorials--Monuments--Arizona--Phoenix; Monuments--Arizona--Phoenix; Police--Monuments--Arizona--Phoenix;
- This title contains one or more publications
- Wildlife news
- Arizona. Game and Fish Dept.
- Wildlife management--Arizona--Periodicals; Hunting--Arizona--Periodicals
- This title contains one or more publications. The Wildlife News is distributed in the first and third weeks of every month.These digital items were created from emails sent to the repository from AZGFD [e-news@phx-listserv.ad.gf.state.az.us].
- Performance audit, Arizona Department of Education, teacher-related programs
- Arizona. Office of the Auditor General.
- Arizona--Dept. of Education--Auditing; Teachers--Certification--Arizona;
- 49 pages (PDF version). File size: 1987.01 KB. A report to the Arizona State Legislature June 1996, Report No. 96-7.
- Arizona Highways. February, 1958
- Arizona Highways Commission
- Arizona; Arizona Highways Magazine; Arizona Department of Transportation
- CONTENTS
  
  Tucson, the New Pueblo 1
  
  Tucson Calendar of Events 2
  
  Tucson - Timetable with Destiny 4
  
  Tucson's Climate: Perfect 6
  
  University of Arizona: A Dynamic Educational Institution in a Dynamic State...
- Arizona Highways. March, 1943
- Arizona Highways Commission
- Arizona; Arizona Highways Magazine; Arizona Department of Transportation
- CONTENTS
  
  Peace on Earth 4
  
  The Bandar Log Press 6
  
  Oak Creek Canyon 10
  
  El Camino del Diablo 14
  
  Monument in the Mountain 20
  
  The World's Largest Textbook 28
  
  Battleship in the Desert ...
- April 1
- Unknown
- United States. Army. Cavalry, 10th; United States. Army African American troops
- The United States 10th Cavalry, known as Buffalo Soldiers, was transferred from Texas to Arizona on this date in 1885. This photograph shows a group of 10th Calvary troops at Fort Apache, circa 1890.
- July 15
- Bell, William A.
- Cochise, Apache chief, d.1874 ; Mangas Coloradas, Apache chief, d. 1863? ; Apache Indians--Wars; Apache Pass (Ariz.)
- On this date in 1862, advance troops of the U.S. Army's California Column were ambushed in Apache Pass by a group of Chiricahua Apaches led by Cochise (Cheis) and Mangas Coloradas (Dasoda-hae). The Apaches were finally driven off, but they...
- Arizona National Guard troops at Naco, Arizona November, 1916
- Grippitus Photos Mirtle Avenue 101 El Paso, Texas
- Arizona National Guard; Bushmasters
- As a result of Pancho Villa and his men crossing the Mexican border and raiding Columbus, New Mexico, General “Black Jack” Pershing was ordered to lead a Punitive Expedition to apprehend and capture Villa and his bandits. The President called...
- U.S.--Mexican War Mexican soldier.
- Abodeely, Joseph
- Arizona Military Museum; Military Museums--Arizona--History
- TUCSON PRESIDIO AND MEXICAN WAR
  
  In 1821, Mexico won its independence from Spain after a decade of war. The revolution had bankrupted the national treasury, and funds that had supported missions, presidios, and Apache peace...