U.S. Army lawyer Larry Williams (1923-1999) retired as a major general and assistant judge advocate general of the Army in 1979 after serving in various capacities within the Judge Advocate General’s Corps, including assignments in Panama, Germany, and Vietnam. A World War II combat aviator who participated in D-Day airborne operations, Williams later earned law degrees before returning to military service in 1949. His papers contain correspondence, memorandums, and resumes related to Vietnamese personnel who had worked in the Military Assistance Command Legal Office and later immigrated to the United States.
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