Box 1
Contains 12 Results:
Elizabeth K. Rogers Collection, 1943-1945
James G. Moffitt World War II Video Cassette, undated
This collection is a single VHS video tape cassette belonging to World War II veteran James G. Moffitt. The cassette is labeled as “22nd Bomb Group, 1942-1944.” The date of creation of the video cassette is unknown.
Interview Transcript (U.S. Air Force Oral History Program), 1983 December 21
Photographs (photocopies), 1944-1945
“The Odyssey of the 324th Fighter Group” (photocopy), 1945
Robert D. Newcomb Papers, circa 1944
This collection consists of items related to Robert Newcomb’s World War II military service, especially with the Lodwick Aviation Military Academy (LAMA) including Newcomb’s diploma from 1944 and a copy of a LAMA yearbook for the 61st Army Air Force flying training detachment. Also included are two photos of Newcomb and a plane at Cochran Field in Macon, Georgia, from 1944. All items in this collection are photocopies.
Rodmond C. Rentfro Papers, 1944-1949
This collection includes documents and photographs from Rodmond Rentfro’s World War II stateside military service. The documents include paperwork surrounding Rentfro’s honorable discharge from the Army and his separation qualification record. There are four photographs: two are military group portraits, one depicts the soldiers working in a pressroom, and the final is a large unidentified group of civilians, likely Rentfro’s family.
Photographs, 1943-1945
Documents, 1942-1946
Publications, 1945
Bombsight Preflight Procedure Booklet, 1945 March
This collection is a single copy of a bombsight preflight procedure booklet from World War II. Published in March 1945, the booklet is 18 loose pages and includes illustrations. The booklet belonged to Robert Rochelle.
Bronze Star Medal Award Description for William C. Schmidt, 1945 August 2
This collection is a copy of a typescript document published by the U.S. Army Eighth Armored Division with descriptions of recent silver and bronze star medal awards. Published August 2, 1945, the eight-page document details the actions of 31 service members and their award of either the silver or bronze star medal. Included is William C. Schmidt, awarded the bronze star medal for “heroic achievement in connection with military operations against the enemy in Germany on 4 April 1945.”