Service Members Updated Addresses and Promotions
The notice lists updated addresses for several service members including Cpl. B J Burdo Pfc Gwen Jarman Sgt Oren E Miller Pfc Gale R Howard Elmer B Gingery Pvt John W Sternaman S/Sgt Neil G Sowle Pvt Ralph L Randle Pvt Albert E Hodson and Pvt Irwin L Scott. It notes Pfc Leon Stanley Pic returning to Camp Forrest Tenn after a furlough. S/Sgt Marion L DuChane was promoted to Staff Sergeant at Roswell Army Air Field.
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Pfc
Leon Stanley Pic
Stanley
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Clair Stanley
Marion L. DuChane
Duchane
BE. L. Duchane
R-2
Clare
Roswell Army Air Field
Roswell
New Mexico
The
Axmiy
Wagt Peoria
Illinois
Ilinois State Normal College
Bidomington
Naval Cadets and Air Training News From 1942 Letters
Harold Adams receives advancement to Stewards Mate Second Class and updates his address. Cadet Burdo reports pre flight training at Garner Field Texas with notes on facilities and weather. Cadet Harvey Hathon, 24, named Naval Aviation Cadet bound for Pensacola Wings of Gold. Pvt Huntley cited for service with 19th Bombardment Group. A/C Max Kreil arrives Camden for primary training at Southern Aviation School with impressions of facilities and meals.
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Harold Adams
Harold’ Adams
Suniel Moony States Steamship Co
New York
N.Y
Harold
S. W. Burdo
Burdo
Garner Field
Texas
Jack Garner
Clare
Stanley
H-2
Uvalde
N. A
Harvey L. Hathon
Louis Hathon
Lake
Naval Air Training Center
Pensacola
Fla
Annapolis
Hatcon
Naval Reserve
Marine Corps Reserve
Pvt
Wesley A. Huntley
Huntley
Orman Huntley
19Th Bombardment Group
Max W. Kreil
Camden
Maxwell Field
Ala
Alabama
Max W. Krell
64Th Aa.f.e.t.d
Southern Aviation School
South Carolina
What You Buy With War Bonds
A wartime notice urges saving in War Bonds to fund a future purchase such as a new cooking range. It explains investing ten percent of pay, promising a return of four dollars for every three invested, and notes bonds aid loved ones on the fighting front.
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U.S. Treasury
Mosquito Bar Saves Soldiers in Solomons War Bond Message
Casualty returns from the Solomons reveal hearing loss from insect attacks due to lack of mosquito bar protection. The piece urges ongoing War Bond purchases, noting their broad impact though exact lives saved remain unknown.
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United States
Solomons
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