Buckley, James P. – Papers

AOH-0108 AOH Archival Repositories

Buckley, James P. – Papers

(1942–2003)

Opportunity and Anaconda, Montana, native James P. Buckley served in World War II and invented the “Buckley Bomb” to drop propaganda materials behind enemy lines. Papers consist of a scrapbook about Buckley, his bomb, and his later family life.

Additional finding-aid link(s): https://researchworks.oclc.org/archivegrid/collection/data/70967308

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Catalog details

Catalog ID: AOH-0108
Date: (1942–2003)
Repository: Montana Historical Society — Research Center Archives MT
State: Montana
Material type: Archival Repositories
Era: 1900–1949
Organization: AOH
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Buckley, James P. – Papers, 1942–2003. Montana Historical Society — Research Center Archives, MT. https://researchworks.oclc.org/archivegrid/collection/data/712649313. AOH Online Archive (archive.aoh.com), AOH-0108. Accessed August 30, 2026.

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