Letters from Janet C. Bryan to Parents, July 2, 1943-July 30, 1943
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- 14.0026 - Box 1, Folder 005
- Scope and content:
This folder contains eleven letters posted from San Rafael and a program from Arthur Rubinstein's performance at Dominican College that the Bryan's attended. The Camp's new Commanding Officer, Colonel George Davis, has been determined and arrived July 6th. Throughout these July letters, Janet expresses the contradicting information she receives regarding the Battalion going on maneuvers, husband Ray being sent to Fort Sill for schooling, the departure date, and duration. The camp officers created a pool to bet when the second front would start. Maneuvers are to take place in Houlon, near King City. Husband Ray was on a defense council for a court case that he lost. Janet makes observations of battleships, cruisers, aircraft carriers, and submarines going up the bay in San Francisco.
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