World War II
Found in 67 Collections and/or Records:
"A Soldiers Guide to the United States"
Agnes A. Platt Second World War correspondence
Ivan Robert Alford Second World War correspondence
This collection contains letters from Cpl. Ivan Robert Alford, USAAF, to his parents, Orville Leland Alford and Alwena (Plagmann) Alford, during the Second World War. Alford belonged to Company B, 845th Aviation Engineers Battalion.
Thomas F. Anderson Second World War correspondence
This collection contains one correspondence from Thomas F. Anderson to his sister Regina Anderson during the Second World War.
Ann Volk Second World War correspondence
Armed Services Edition book collection
This collection consists of several small Armed Services Edition books printed for distribution to American military servicemen/women overseas during World War II from 1943 to 1946. The books feature an array of non-fiction titles as well as classics, poetry, cartoons, biographies and fiction titles of various genres. The published books are complete works and not merely digests.
Jay L. Baggett Second World War correspondence
This collection contains correspondence written by Cpl. Jay L. Baggett, USA to his mother and family during the Second World War. Also included are a photograph, a yearbook, and a Christmas menu.
Harry A. Berger Second World War correspondence
This collection contains letters to TSgt. Harry A. Berger, USAAF from friends and family during the Second World War. Also included are one a small photograph of Harry A. Berger, some miscellaneous ephemera and one copy of Yank magazine from May of 1945.
Charles E. Boewe Second World War correspondence
This collection contains letters, photographs, and realia from Pvt. Charles E. Boewe, USA during the Second World War.
Warren L. Brandt Second World War correspondence
This collection contains photocopied photographs, a transcribed newspaper clipping, and a photocopied letter with a donor made transcription from SSgt. Warren L. Brandt, USAAF during the Second World War.
Andrew Carroll Second World War newspapers
This collection consists of three newspapers and one brochure from the Second World War collected by Andrew Carroll.
Charles E. Conn Second World War collection
This collection contains the correspondence of Sergeant Charles E. Conn, United States Army and his wife, Mary Ann (Maki) Conn, during the Second World War. Also included are other correspondence, photographs, ephemera, postcards, cards, and various realia collected during the war.
Dean Thomas Greene Second World War correspondence
Daniel Dietrich Vietnam War correspondence
This collection contains correspondence from Col. Daniel Dietrich, USA, to his wife during the Second World War and the Vietnam War.
Joe Donovan Second World War correspondence
This collection contains one letter from Joe Donovan to Ruth E. Murphy during the Second World War.
Richard N. Doolittle Second World War correspondence
This collection consists of original correspondence from Lt. Richard N. Doolittle, USN to his wife Ruth during the Second World War, as well as various correspondence to the Doolittles before the war began and some ephemera from time spent overseas. Also included is a summary inventory created by the donor that lists dates, summaries, and locations of each letter in the collection.
Malcolm F. Farmer Second World War correspondence
This collection contains correspondence from 2LT Malcolm French Farmer, USA, to his mother during the Second World War, as well as photographs and some biographical information.
Manuel Fernandez Second World War correspondence
This collection contains one letter from PFC Manuel Fernandez, USAAF during the Second World War.
Frank A. Colbert Second World War correspondence
David Clark Fransen Second World War coconut letter
This collection consists of a coconut sent by Capt. David Clark Fransen, USAAF, to his daughter Susan during the Second World War. The collection also contains supplemental material pertaining to Capt. Fransen and his daughter Susan. A photo of Susan and a photo of Capt. Fransen, as well as photocopies of material related to the coconut and Capt. Fransen's military service.
George McNamara Second World War signed Nazi banner
Harold J. Glickman Second World War correspondence
This collection contains correspondence written by 2ndLt. Harold J. Glickman, USA to his sister Frances Glickman Schweitzer, and mother Leah Glickman, from the South Pacific during the Second World War. Also included are two photographs of Lt. Glickman and his headstone.
Harvey Headliner newsletters
A bound collection of "Harvey Headliner" newsletters from 1942 to 1945, which depict the Home Front in the United States during World War II. The newsletters show how many women took jobs in the factory and how the American government, corporations, and labor unions increased in size during the war.
Arthur L. Hecht papers
This collection contains the diaries, photographs and realia of Col. Arthur L. Hecht, USA created between 1941-1980.
Hepburn Family Wartime correspondence
This collection contains a post card from William Hepburn Sr. during the First World War and a postcard and military documents from PFC William Hepburn Jr. during the Second World War.
Ruth Hoffman Second World War correspondence
This collection contains correspondence written by numerous authors sent to Ruth Hoffman during the Second World War. Also included are photos and other documents.
William B. Hood Second World War correspondence
This collection contains correspondence written between Ch. (Col.) William B. Hood, USAAF and members of his family and friends during the Second World War. Also included are postcards, forms, pamphlets and newspapers, documents, a short biography, and a photograph of Ch. (Col.) Hood in uniform.
Marie Hubly Second World War correspondence
This collection contains a letter and a photograph from Marie Hubly to PFC Samuel Beckenstein during the Second World War.
Hugh Galt English School Children Correspondence collection
This collection consists of letters recieved by Hugh Galt from English school children during World War Two as part of a Pen Pal or "Hands Across the Sea" correspondence program during childhood.