Advance Pacific Base Tales and Frontline Perils
Wake Field Correspondent relays dramatic vignettes from the Pacific front. A general's tent is shredded by shrapnel yet he remains unharmed, a transport crew battles icy mountains and zero visibility, Lt Col Robert Parham narrowly survives a 500 pound bombing run, and five men hide in a brand new bake oven during strafing. Locals recount the New Zealand Sheila letter about a Private named Flash Gordon seeking matrimony after the outfit moved from a British post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHE
Robert Parham
Ninth Air Force
Jerry
U.S
Pacific
New Zealand
Flash Gordon
Wake Field
No Printable Description Of Attu Warfront Advanced Aleutian Tale
A wartime piece recounts Attu and the Aleutians as the least known battlefields, describing brutal climate and terrain. The narrator contrasts imagined exotic travel posters with the harsh reality of mud and tundra hummocks, snow, and rugged hills that force a new gait and constant cautious footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleutian
North Africa
South Seas
India
Australia
Hawaii
British Isles
Attu
Pacific
Tunisia
Aleutians
Exaingle
Ul erass-Caiiiry
Chevrons on GI sleeves sparked by scarcer issue stripes
A wartime note reports soldiers creating their own chevrons in varied colors due to limited issue insignia. Civilians offer embroidered designs in multiple hues on khaki, with white blackout stripes visible at night. Army and local tailors improvise backings to fix shortages, while guard units rush to standardize insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Astralia
Hayes Bet
Bert Flay
Omun
Gre
Schsuys Ui