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• Text: living in a beautiful hotel which overlooks the Pacific Ocean. It’s only for G.I.’s, and it’s a swell deal. I’m at a Red Cross lounge room in the “Ernie Pyle” theater. This theater is just like one back home. After I finish this letter, I guess I’ll go up

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• Text: [Manley 096] [Page 1] [letterhead: U.S. ARMY] June 23. 1945. 10:30 P.M. Dearest Jeannie_ I just got back from a movie I saw at one of the Front’s theaters. It was “Out of this World” and was a really swell picture. I enjoyed it very much. Most

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• Text: “A Guy, A Gal And A Pal” and “Rough Tough And Ready” They were both swell pictures. The theater was packed but we found a couple seats together on the balcony (remember Darling?) After the show we went to the Standard Drug – had a milkshake – and did

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• Text: to a movie tonight if I can find the theater. “Junior [Page 3] 3. Miss” is the name of the movie. Jeannie, I hope you’ll get down to see my Mother after and call her up frequently. I want you two to become good friends. Please try for me Jeannie. I love you

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• Text: . • • • World War II Honoree Page 1 of 1 Carl M. Carlson BRANCH OF SERVICE u.s. Army Air Forces HOMETOWN Bailey, MI ACnVlTY DURING wwn RADIO OPERA TOR, WAIST GUNNER, B-25'S 12TH AIR FORCE. NORTH AFRICA, EUROPEAN THEATER, 70 MISSIONS, 3 YEARS SERVICE, 1

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• Text: Citation, Headquarters United Army Air Forces luediterranean Theater of Operations United 3tate Army, APO 650, dated 22 November 1944. Whereupo~ the inclusion a Unit Citation in :iar Department General Orders becomes aut.omat Lc Cir 333 - 1943). The plain

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• Text: on Norwood St. and 6 I saw a job opening at the Eastown theater, they had a sign out there and I went in and talked to the owner at that time, Allen Johnson, and he said, “do you want that job”? And I said, “Yes”, and he was surprised, and he said

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• Description: Bill Lamb served in the Army Air Corps during World War II. He served as a glider pilot, despite being trained on powered airplanes, in the European theater during the later part of World War II. He participated in the Rhine crossing in 1945

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• Text: ” but decided the doctor was a better judge of his health and trusted his judgment. The Pacific Theater • (52:29) He next sent to the Pacific. He had to bail out again while in the Pacific, and landed in the ocean. • (52:50) After the second crash he