Letters From Our Boys From Australia And Navy Mail
A wartime letters page recounts two correspondents: Maury LaRue Hall, 1/c, U S Naval Magazine, San Francisco, and a Marine guard praising Roanoke Rapids and Aussies while describing life overseas and longing for combat. The writer laments stalled front duties, censorship, and unequal pay, contrasting private duties with sergeants’ stripes as he imagines a future return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury LaRue Hall
U. S. Naval Magazine
Navy
C/o
Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Calif
Soldier thanks Miami Herald for solace overseas delivery
Pvt Edward M Harrell writes from A P O 869 C/o Post Master Miami Florida September 8 1944 praising the Herald for brightening his lonely overseas days. He notes his long absence from home and hopes to share hometown connections with others from the same AP O number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Harrell
A. P.O
C/o
Miami, Fla
Marine Corps Officer Visited by Family Over Weekend
Pfe William D. Dixon of the Marine Corps at Cherry Point spent the weekend with his wife Mrs Edna Dixon and his parents MQ and Mrs Bill Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
William D. Dixon
Marine Corps of
Cherry Point
Edna Dixon
Bill Dixon
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