COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Inside more than 100 hundred boxes now at the Columbus State University archive are what school experts call significant military history documents from the post-Vietnam War era.

But what, exactly, does that mean? After speaking with three folks who have given their military documents to the CSU archive, the picture becomes clearer.

“We know they have an important historical value,” said Scott Marsh, son of the late John “Jack” Marsh, the longest serving Secretary of the Army to-date.

For decades, the Marsh family had pondered about where to hand over the hundreds of military documents Scott’s father had collected over his career.

Having given the materials to CSU, Scott says a weight has been lifted.

“It’s a bit of a burden that you know that there’s value for

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