Letters From Our Boys Navy World War II Dispatch
A long wartime letter recalls service details from 1943 including travel 24 000 sea miles burned 1040 gallons of fuel oil worth 20 000 dollars propellers turning 17 600 000 times per ship and 275 enlisted with 20 officers expressing thanks for home news and requests to publish address updates for friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroll
Eveyone
Cleta
Mother
Sam
Jessie
J. B. Browning
Momm
US. S. Nields
New York
Letter from Soldier Requests Address Update and Herald Delivery
Nov 14 1943 military letter from Thomas H Cooks of Pfe Co B 105th Mechanized Battalion Atterbury Camp Indiana asking for address change and continued Herald delivery. He notes eight years in service with prior stations Monroe Virginia Camp Stewart Savannah Georgia and requests publication of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Stewart
Baltimore
New York
Australia
New Caledonia
New Georgia Island
Herald
Thomas H. Cooks
Pfe. Co
105Th Mech. Bn
Camp
Atterbury
Ind
Mr. Wilson
Dome
Monroe
Savannah
Local Letter Praises Hometown Soldier Community
A brief note from H. O. Big of the 925th A A A Bn stationed at P O 709 San Francisco California writes to Mr Wilson praising his hometown for its support of the troops. The writer indicates a continuation on page 11 Sec B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Big
A. P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Mr. Wilson
Fair City
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