Contains a 165-page typescript entitled "World War II: A Journal," detailing Brim's life from the day Pearl Harbor was attacked to the death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Topics covered include Brim's enlistment and training in the Army Air Corps, his marriage, and life as a B-17 bomber pilot in the United States and wartime England.

Contains an outline of experiences during World War II.

Photocopies of letter of commendation and separation papers.

Photocopies of photographs of Ms. Gould in uniform.

Contains a copy of the U.S. Army pamphlet, .

Photocopy of a telex from General Douglas McArther to the Japanese Imperial Government.

"Feeding the Hungry: A World War II Experience," by Mel Lewis.

A brief summary of Lindquist's World War II service.

Correspondence, photocopies of photographs, and an army questionnaire related to Peterson's war experiences.

News articles related to the treatment of Japanese-Americans during World War II.

Newsletters, certificates, news clippings, and correspondence related to the Merchant Marine.

"My War Years," and "Farewell to Frankfurt: A Day in the Life of a U.S. Army Bomber Pilot," by Loyd Thomas Adamson.

"Group History: 1104 Engineer Combat Group," news clippings (1940s), "Service Biography," and photocopies of photographs taken in England and Germany during the war.

Correspondence between Bilello and junior high school students regarding his war experiences.

Nine-page memoir of war experiences.

"Follow the Gleam: The Experiences of Ray H. Church, An American Marine Prisoner in World War II," details Church's imprisonment from the fall of Guam three days after Pearl Harbor to the surrender of Japan. Also included are news clippings.

Contains "The U.S. Army Campaigns in World War II: Guadalcanal," "The Battle of Saipan--Final Curtain," and "The Use of Atabrine to Fight Malaria During World War II."

"A Pilot's Story," by Robert B. Clay. Clay was a prisoner of war in Stalag Luft III.

Photocopies of photographs, and a two-page speech entitled "Mission One--Recap."