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Size | 2.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 150 items) |
Abstract | The Psychological Operations Company was originally called the Psychological Warfare School, later reorganized as the United States Army Psychological Operations Company. It is headquartered at Fort Bragg, N.C., and is part of John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School. The collection comprises publications of the Psychological Operations Company of the United States Army, including propaganda leaflets distributed as part of various United States invasions, posters, newsletters, booklets, and small graphic materials. |
Creator | United States. Army. Psychological Operations Company (Fort Bragg, N.C.) |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Rare Book Collection. |
Language | English |
Processed by: Roberta Engleman, July 2007
Encoded by: Roberta Engleman, July 2007
Finding aid updated by Dawne Howard Lucas in April 2020 to change the collection number from U21.U55 to 70083
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The Psychological Operations Company was originally called the Psychological Warfare School, later reorganized as the United States Army Psychological Operations Company. It is headquartered at Fort Bragg, N.C., and is part of John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School.
Back to TopThe collection comprises publications of the Psychological Operations Company of the United States Army, including propaganda leaflets distributed as part of various United States invasions, posters, newsletters, booklets, and small graphic materials.
Back to TopFolder 1 |
BookletsPsychological operations: support for operations provide comfort (24 pages, 1994); 4th Psychological Operations Group (Airborne): Leaflets of the Persian Gulf War (27 pages, circa 1994) |
Folder 2 |
PostersEleven posters in Arabic and English. Messages include: Keep out; Military area keep out; Food issue; Benzine; Toilet; Water point; Do not wash here; Vehicle repair; Enter here; Medical point; Diesel. |
Folder 3 |
LeafletsLeaflets in Arabic and English on humanitarian assistance and other topics, circa 1991-1994. |
Folder 4 |
Fliers and labels |
Folder 5 |
Fliers |
Folder 6 |
Fliers |
Folder 7 |
FliersThree fliers regarding checkpoints, 1996, and one flier relating to a Red Cross airlift. |
Folder 8 |
Booklet and fliersPsyop support to Operation Uphold Democracy: a psychological victory (24 pages 1995); two informational fliers |
Folder 9 |
Fliers |
Folder 10 |
Booklets and informational fliersBooklet: Psychological operations in support of Operation Restore Hope (22 pages, 1993); booklet: Joint Psyop Task Force United Shield: psychological operations campaign (36 pages, 1995); 4 informational fliers in Somali |
Folder 11 |
Fliers and related materials49 informational fliers in Somali and English; one Somali Police Force ID card; subject matter includes dangerous situations relating to American landing and useful phrases for American soldiers |
Folder 12 |
Fliers and one safe conduct pass |
Folder 13 |
Miscellaneous mine recognition materialOne identification sticker; one identification badge; one sheet of mine safety stickers; four mine recognition fliers. |
Folder 14 |
Materials from various exercises and missionsOne flier from 1998 Foal Eagle Exercise, Korea; one flier signed Bernard Rodjerz [Rodgers], General, Spojene Staty; one plastic bag with picture of mine part and instruction in Vietnamese. |
Folder 15 |
CambodiaMine recognition poster. |
Folder 16 |
PanamaThree posters from Operation Just Cause; newspaper: Nueva república , 9 enero 1990 |
Folder 17 |
SomaliaPoster on food distribution; three issues of Rajo newsletter (Operation Restore Hope, 1993) |