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  • World War II Servicemen's Correspondence Collection, 1941-1945

Letter from Ethel G. Devlin, 1944

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Letter from Ethel G. Devlin, 1944
1944-06-30
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Devlin, Ethel G. (Mrs. Lawrence E.)
Mrs. Devlin's news is of both her husband Col. Devlin ("Somewhere in France") and their son "Larry Jr." (Corsica). Senior enclosed a 5-franc note he received and a copy of "The Message Urgent" leaflet dropped on Normandy on and after D-Day. She was glad "to hear that he had gotten through the first fifteen days safely." On June 19th she heard from Junior in Corsica. From the contents and the newsletter report, the year is wrong.
Lawrence R. Devlin; Combat; United States Army; D-Day; Leaflet dropping; Normandy; Corsica; Operation Neptune; Allied invasion of Normandy; Lawrence E. Devlin
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  • World War II Servicemen's Correspondence Collection, 1941-1945
MS-0369
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4 inches X 5 inches; 4 pages
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ve-013; Gunderson, Brian, "Leaflet Dropping Operations in World War II," in Air Power History, V. 45, # 1, p. 33; MS-0369-02D-32; MS-0369-02D-33; MS-0369-02D-35 through MS-0369-02D-37; MS-0369-03H-79; MS-0369-06D-35 through MS-0369-06D-40
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