Box AR00038

Contains 16 onion skin half-sheet messages from the United States Naval Communication Services directed to the USS Marvin H. McIntyre and 1 US Marine Corps message directed to the USS Marvin H. McIntyre.

Contains four black-and-white photographs of various sizes and one faded color photograph. Contents include three pictures of the 1946-1947 Antarctic expedition and two photographs of Edward M. Doran posing in uniform.

Contains one newspaper clipping from the August 9, 1995, issue of the San Diego Union-Tribune and a color photograph, 10 x 15 cm of a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, LTD identification badge. The focus of the newspaper is an article on the dropping of the atomic bomb on Nagasaki and Commander Doran’s experience of the Mitsubishi shipyards.

Single page document of a typed draft of an article covering the dropping of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki with editing marks. The document has a vertical fold; all text is on the left side. Yellow note that reads, “Original”.

Contains two clippings from a newspaper and a magazine. The first is a short announcement of Commander Doran’s retirement after 30 years of military service. The second clipping focuses on the USS Ward attacking a Japanese midget submarine.

Contains articles and photographs related to the Japanese two-man submarines that assisted in the attack on Pearl Harbor. Articles include excepts titled “Time Capsule – Unlocking a Photograph’s Secret,” “Time Capsule – Objects in History,” and a photocopy of an unknown article focusing on the USS Curtis’s role in the attack on Pearl Harbor. Photographs of the damaged Japanese midget submarine have been taped to an 8” x 11” sheet of paper.

Contains a half-page sheet with the poem Sea Fever by John Masefield with pencil edits on recto. Verso of a half-page sheet provides background information on the Japanese surrender on the deck of the USS Missouri. Three 2.5mm diameter stamps from the Pearl Harbor Survivor Association are on the front and back of the paper.

Contains three newspaper article clippings. Articles include stories on Duke Johnston’s capturing of Kuzuo Sakamaki, the first Japanese prisoner of World War II, the crash of a naval air transport intended for Honolulu, and Lieutenant Commander Doran’s opinion on how the atomic bomb might affect the US Navy.

ontains two of the same newspaper clippings from the Contains one newspaper clipping from the August 9, 1995, issue of the San Diego Union-Tribune. The focus of the newspaper is an article on the dropping of the atomic bomb on Nagasaki and Commander Doran’s experience of the Mitsubishi shipyards.

This contains a letter and envelope from Ian Church, honorary curator of the Port Chalmers Museum at the Port Chalmers Early Settlers and Historical Society in Port Chalmers, New Zealand.