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Floyd R Suess Displays

Floyd R Suess Displays

Floyd R. Suess was from Herreid, SD. From 1933-34 Floyd was the Leader of Company 1794, Civilian Conservation Corps Camp Rockerville. In 1935, records indicate that he was Assistant Leader at Fort Meade, District Headquarters.

A display of Mr. Suess' patches and pins was recently added for viewing at the CCC Museum of South Dakota.

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Floyd R Suess CCC patches and pins
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