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

Letter from William Bruce Hollenbeck, 1942

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Letter from William Bruce Hollenbeck, 1942
MS-0369-01H-29
Letter from William Bruce Hollenbeck, 1942
1942-10-29
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Hollenbeck, William Bruce
Private Hollenbeck is in Radio School, expecting to be "ballast" on an airplane as a "flying radio operator." Like half of his barracks mates, he is ill, and like the other half "code happy" from "the "dahs" and "dits." He describes a football game he saw and goes on to discuss football, with Leo Calland's departure for the Navy. He mentions Wally McAnulty and his old 251st Anti-Aircraft unit.
Wm. Bruce Hollenbeck; W. Bruce Hollenbeck; Bruce Hollenbeck; Wally McAnulty; Radio School; Military training; Training camps; Football games; Air Corps; United States Army Air Corps; United States Army Air Forces; 806th Technical School Squadron; Wallace McAnulty; Morse code; Leo Calland; Sioux Falls Army Airbase
South Dakota - Sioux Falls - Joe Foss Field Air National Guard Station
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  • World War II Servicemen's Correspondence Collection, 1941-1945
MS-0369
English
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7.25 inches X 10.5 inches; 4 pages
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Lauren C. Post
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