The third possibility was that the West would have to feed all of Berlin and would have more on their hands than they bargained for. [Sergei Ivanovich Tiulpanov] stated that 2,000 tons of food would be needed daily to sustain the Germans in the Western sectors, but he thought the Western Powers could feed their zones by extensive import of concentrated foods.
-R. H. Hillenkoetter, rear admiral, United States Navy
Memo to President Truman
June 30, 1948
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Memo (a contraction of memorandum) is a noun. Nouns do not have tenses. "Memo will a associated with a verb (I wrote a memo) which may show the tense. In modern "business-speak", it is increasingly common to find people using nouns as verbs. Such as "will you memo me?". So presumably you would also get "I memoed him yesterday". See the related link.
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an adverbial verb (past tense) Memoed "I see that you memoed the account properly"
A recorded conversation between Iraq's generals the day before the invasion. (APEX;)
The historic place or structure had to have made an historical impact in the history of the United States. For state historical land marks, the same rule would normally apply, at the state historical level.