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Consists of a plane ticket, matchbox covers, photographs of E. T. Burke Jr. and fellow crew members in Naval uniform, photos of Norfolk training grounds, Boston Navy Yard, letter from U.S. Navy Torpedoman Joseph Baracskay to E. T. Burke Jr., and photos from on board a ship.

This folder contains various letters sent between Leon Gwiazdowski and his family in New Jersey. Most of the letters and postcards were sent while Gwiazdowski was still stationed in the United States. There is also a letter from a nun in a convent in Luzon sent to reassure his mother of Gwiazdowski's safety.

This folder contains a variety of stamps, unmarked letter envelopes, a drug store prescription attached to a portion of an address, telegrams, and a letter from a McQuigg family member. There are also letters sent to John L. McQuigg.

This folder comprises of personal letters between David Bail and his family covering the period from Pearl Harbor, through his training, and up to his deployment to England. The letters are from Bail and his sister to him and his parents. Topics covered include their reactions to Pearl Harbor, college life at University of Florida, thoughts on the future war, taking vacations, basic training, and receiving mail.

This folder contains letters between George and Laura "Betty" and correspondences from the home front.

This folder contains letters from George's sister, Ruth, about the home front and letters from George to Ruth while he was in Germany

This folder contains letters between Margaret and various friends.

This folder contains letters between Richard J. Berlow and Sheldon F. Berlow discussing training experiences, furlough, and the progress of the war.

This folder contains letters from Therese "Teddy" "Butchi" Waelchli, Thomas's aunt.

This folder contains letters between Thomas and Margaret and family friend Dr. Beasley. These letters discuss the Great Depression.