Box OS0014
Contains 30 Results:
Harmon L. Graff Collection
The Harmon L. Graff Collection documents the experiences of U.S. and Allied military personnel who were present at the Japanese surrender ceremony aboard the USS Missouri on September 2, 1945, as well as Graff’s postwar efforts to identify, contact, and obtain autographs and written attestations from those who witnessed the event. Materials span mounted photographs, signed portraits, autographs, notes, correspondence, newsletters, and commemorative items.
United States Navy Class Roster 44-088, Undated.
One black-and-white photograph of the 44-088 United States Navy class roster with one officer and 283 enlisted sailors arranged on eleven rows of risers. The enlisted sailors wear blue naval uniforms, while the officer wears a dress uniform. A small black and white sign has been placed in front that reads, “44-088”. On the back of the photograph, along the top edge, is adhesive tape. Small tears are along the edges.
USS Missouri Japanese Surrender Ceremony: Photographs and Participant Notes
Educational Certificates and Map of the Pacific Ocean, 1932 - 1940
This folder contains educational records and a map related to Dimmitt K. White. Included are certificates of attendance and punctuality, seventh-grade and high school graduation diplomas, as well as a meat-cutting certificate. Also included is a map of the Pacific Ocean and India.
The Stars and Stripes, Paris Edition, Vol. 1, No. 200, February 12, 1945
The folder contains a Paris edition of The Stars and Stripes, a daily newspaper for U.S. Armed Forces in the European theater. It includes predictions about the war in Europe and updates on Allied movements and the German military. It also features coverage of fighting in Manila, Burma, and Lingayen Gulf, along with news from the home front, college sports, and images from both Europe and the Pacific.
