World War, 1939-1945
Found in 33 Collections and/or Records:
Marion F. Baugh and Guy Longshore Collection
The Marion F. Baugh and Guy Longshore Collection contains various photos and certificates from their careers in the US Army Air Force during World War II of Baugh and those taken by Longshore. There are printed articles and a personal memoir pertaining to Guy Longshore’s life and experiences during the war.
Merrill T. Dewan Papers
The Merrill T. Dewan Papers include a diary, photographs, and news clippings related to Lt. Dewan’s service with the 408th Bombardment Squadron, 22nd Bombardment Group, 5th Air Force in the Southwest Pacific during World War II.
Oliver Trechter Collection
The Oliver Trechter collection consists of documents, professional correspondence, newspaper clippings, newspapers, magazines, manuals, and memorabilia from his time in both World Wars.
Oscar Brown Jr. Collection, 1939-1946
The Oscar Brown Jr. Collection, 1939-1946, contains various materials related to Brown’s naval service on the USS Medusa. The collection includes various items such as Thanksgiving and Christmas Day menus, programs, newsletters, documents, membership cards, certificates, letters, manuals, photographs, and a scrapbook full of photos from his time serving in the war.
Philip Crosland Collection
The Philip Crosland collection contains photographs, military documents, holiday menus, Navy memorabilia, newsletters, a wooden postcard, and letters Philip Crosland sent to his mother while he was away at war in the Pacific.
Richard W. Ziegler Collection
Robert F. Foote Collection
The Robert F. Foote Collection contains scrapbooks, photographs, letters, and certificates from Foote’s service as a surgical doctor in the United States Navy during the Pacific War.
Roy Tashnek Collection
The Roy Tashnek Collection contains documents, photographs, and newspapers regarding Captain Roy Tashnek and his service as a dental officer for the U.S. Army.
Sadd Family Papers
The Sadd Family Papers, 1944-1945; 2019, comprise over 500 letters exchanged between Edgar F. Sadd and his wife, Lois Sadd, along with other related materials. These letters offer insight into life on the homefront, training in the Navy, world events, and familial separation.