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Includes photocopies of a typed letter to Powell's children, newspaper clippings, certificates, personal papers from both the WAAC and the WAC, and biographies from the War-Crime trials in Nuremburg.

This oversize folder includes the following items: Photocopy of a U.S.M.C. Honorable Discharge of Frank Brickley; 1948 certificate of appreciation to Frank Brickley for his service; April 14, 1946 Notice of Separation for Rollin Lewis Gibbs, Jr.; President Bill Clinton certificate of appreciation to Rollin Lewis Gibbs, Jr. for his service; photocopy of April 14, 1946 Honorable Discharge for Gibbs, Jr.; Amvets National Service Foundation National Memorial Roster card for Rollin L. Gibbs; color photograph of Gibbs, Jr. in uniform and his wife Margaret Losik Gibbs, photocopy of document "War History, Commander LST Flotilla 34, April 1945-January 1946"; The Little Club, U.S. Grant Hotel, San Diego, CA, May 5, 1945, nite club photograph of Helen J. Losik in WAVE uniform; March 12, 1945 The Fairmont Hotel, San Franscisco nite club photograph U.S. naval officer group photograph, with Helen J. Losik; and a photocopy of a certificate of appreciation for service signed by President Ronald Reagan to Helen J. Brickley.

Contains directional information on obtaining archives from the National Archives, a Contents of Historical Division Files, a clipped article from the Washington Post titled "Civilian Fliers Captured Nazi Sub Threat", a flyer from the 1993 Chief Petty Officers Centennial held by the U.S. Navy Memorial Naval Heritage Center in Washington D.C., a sentimental poem, a George Washington Masonic National Memorial bookmark, an informational ribbon detailing military movements in Tunisia from 1942 - 1943, death notices for Linebaugh, a slip of paper stating Raymond J. Noonan and Gordon R. Peterson are "Not on this list", Social Security card for E. T. Burke Jr., a 1945 utility bill for E.T. Burke Jr., a U.S. Navy patch, an April calendar page, photocopy of a torpedo, and two printed "No Dogs Or Sailors Allowed On Grass" signs.

This folder contains the following objects: six postcards of which two were sent from Silzer to Florence Erickson, 1 Krona 1941 bank note for krona fyrir rikissjod islands, Iceland, 1945 Christmas 1st Marine Division card, and September 7, 2019 playbill for Our Lives in Letters.

This folder contains German death notices for Franz Schinagl, Franz Obermüller, Nicolaus Klein, Sebastian Daffner, and Herrn Franz Maier (in German), Butner News announcement of Japanese Peace acceptance, copy of Jingpaw Rangers photographs, President Ronald Reagan's proclamation of National China-Burma-India Veterans Appreciation Day, Reader's Digest November 1943. Also contains Japanese troop postcard and American propaganda pamphlet.

This folder contains miscellaneous documents, such as a small card listing the rules for being on a type of ship, and Blunk's bond-holder card. There is also a small case that holds photos of Mrs. Ruby Blunk and their two sons, David and Donald. There are also two letters that are related to Blunk's military life and another written after his service ended. One is addressed to his wife from a co-worker updating her on Blunk's status and the other is a letter from a business in his hometown thanking him for his service. There is also a letter from 1960 regarding a camping trip he took with some friends.