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

Letter from Barney R. Carman, 1943

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Letter from Barney R. Carman, 1943
MS-0369-02CA-12
Letter from Barney R. Carman, 1943
1943-12-03
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Carman, Barney R.
The USS Lexington has "had no mail exchange for a month." George Worthington has left the ship. "Things have been pretty busy, lately": attack on Wake Island in October, the Battle of Tarawa in November. They are probably refueling around Apamama. He will be glad when he can "look back at these experiences." He got a letter from Sunday Durland (wounded in action), hopes "it all turns out 'o.k.' for him."
B. R. Carman; George Worthington; Armond Ault; Willie Wynne; Bill Bartlett; Sunday Durland; Al Churchman; Fraternities; Omega Xi; Reunions; United States Navy; Communications Watch Officers; Aircraft carriers; The Blue Ghost; USS Lexington CV-16
Kiribati - Gilberts Island Group - Abemama
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  • World War II Servicemen's Correspondence Collection, 1941-1945
MS-0369
English
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6.25 inches X 9.25 inches; 2 pages
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MS-0369-01C-03; MS-0369-02CA-10; MS-0369-02CA-11; MS-0369-05CA-09; MS-0369-05CA-10; MS-0369-05CA-11; MS-0369-05CA-12; MS-0369-08C-01; fs-c-cl-025; Reese, Lee Fleming. Men of the Blue Ghost (USS Lexington CV-16). San Diego: Lexington Book Co., 1980.
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