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    Whereabouts of "NUTS" surrender document

    Hi,
    With the recent death of H.O Kinnard, I was wondering about the whereabouts of the " NUTS" surrender document. Has anyone ever seen the historical document. Thanks
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    Westpoint Army Museum last time I remember.
    The one I know of It tends to move about alot (between musuems)

    There are a few 'Nuts' Documents depending if you are talking about the German side or the US side.

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      Thanks Byterock:
      The one I was refering to is,Bg. Gen. Anthony McAuliffe's reply to Gen. Heinrich von Luttwitz.
      "To the German commander, "NUTS!" the American commander" I once heard it was at the museum at Fort Campbell Ky. Prior to that, back in the early 1960's that the family of von Luttwitz still had possession of the document. I am glad you have seen it at West Point as for sometime it;s whereabouts has been in question - at least in my mind, Thanks!























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