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This folder includes a number of pamphlets. There is one titled "The Yanks are NOT Coming," published by the Keep America Out of the War Committee. Another is "Japanese Ground and Air Forces" by Military Intelligence Service Information Bulletin, printed in 1942. Next is the War Department's Technical Manual "Topography and Surveying Map Reproduction" from April 1942. The April 7, 1943 War Department Basic Field Manual on First Aid for Soldiers is also included. The 30 December 1944 edition of Army Talks for the US Army in the European Theater of Operations. The featured story is "Who Made Hitler?" A copy of the 1944 "N" Issue of Army-Navy Hit Kit of popular songs. The Story of the First Armored Division, which appears to have been published in 1945. A restricted book called "You CAN live through Atomic Attack" produced by the Tactical Air Command Radiological Defense School in Langley, Virginia. The last pamphlet is from the Dedication of the National World War II Memorial in Washington, DC 29 May 2004.

This folder contains four pamphlets titled: Navy Day Program, Pearl Harbor Navy Yard October 27, 1945, Navy Day October 27, 1945, Barber's Point, and the Picture Story of Sugar in Hawaii U.S.A. The first pamphlet welcomes people to Pearl Harbor and describes exhibits and activities available, as well as a visitor's guide and a short history of Pearl Harbor and its war record. The second Navy Day pamphlet is from the U.S. Submarine Base at Pearl Harbor. The pamphlet describes the history and various departments within the base. The Barber's Point pamphlet was released by the United States Naval Air Station and describes the work of the station and associated attractions. The pamphlet includes several photographs of people at work, as well as maps. The fourth pamphlet describes and provides pictures of Hawaiian sugar production.

This folder includes a copy of The Pocket Hymnal for Service Men , invitation to the commission ceremony of the SS Fargo on November 25, 1945 in Philadelphia, pamphlet regarding the Women's Military Services Club, New York City, two holiday menus, and a War Ration Book. The folder also includes a bumber sticker, "I'm a Proud World War II Veteran."

This folder contains a number of different denominations of the Japanese occupation peso, wartime currency for the Philippines.

Folder 11 contains paper currency from the United States, Italy, Spain, France, Morocco, and Algeria.