Series I. Personal Correspondence :

Series I. Personal Correspondence :

Description: Letters from Martin Terranova to his family in New Orleans, Louisiana. Letters include descriptions of daily life in training camp from 1942-1944 at Camp Roberts, California; Fort Meade, Maryland; Camp San Luis Obispo, California; Camp Rucker, Alabama; and Camp Butler, North Carolina. T...

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Corporate Author: Adam Matthew Digital (Firm) (digitiser)
Format: Book
Language:English
German
Published: Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2019
Subjects:
Air Warfare
Amphibious Operations and Craft
Education and Training
European Theater of Operations (ETO); Home Front (HF);family, military training, air bases;United States Army Air Force (USAAF);53rd Fighter Squadron, 36th Fighter Group; 9th Air Force; 377th Fighter Squadron, 362nd Fighter Group
European Theater of Operations (ETO); Home Front (HF);health and sickness, military camps, military training, food and mess, uniform and personal equipment, recreation, leave, transportation, friendship, wages, weaponry, bathing, family, radios, broadcasting, telephones, women, weather, postal service, vehicles, artillery (troops), photography, cinema, theaters, faith, Christianity, accommodation, candy, barracks, humor and satire, Christmas, parties, souvenirs, gambling, hotels, tourism, tourism, Red Cross, sports, smoking, land warfare, campaigns and battles, cities and towns, celebrations, feelings toward enemies, education, Catholicism, shopping, prisoners of war, dog fights, military demobilizations, current affairs, alcoholic beverages;United States Army (USA);320th Infantry Regiment, 35th Infantry Division
Family and Domestic Life
Mussolini, Benito
Patton, George S
Belgium
Brussels
Camp Butler, NC
Camp Roberts, CA
Camp Rucker, AL
Camp San Luis Obispo, CA
Fort Meade, MD
France
Germany
Los Angeles, CA
Luxembourg
Metz
Nashville, TN
Netherlands
New Orleans, LA
Paris
Richmond, VA
United States

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