United States. Army

Correspondence, reports, memoranda, reference cards, and other miscellaneous materials belonging to German-American pharmaceutical chemist Arno Viehoever. The materials in this collection document his activities with the Field Information Agency, Technical (FIAT), a U.S. Army agency that evaluated the state of German science and technology and made public German scientific and technological advances in the years immediately following World War II.

Clinical laboratory manual written by John W. Sloan, dated 1941-1942. The preface of the manual states that its contents are standard procedures and accepted methods used at the Army Station Hospital Laboratory at Camp Roberts, California. There is also a black and white photograph of John W. Sloan in the chemistry laboratory, dated May 7, 1942.

A collection of materials collected by David N. Clark comprising documents and materials pertaining to several scientific research institutions, organizations, and companies with a focus on chemical and biological warfare.