Program for Veterans Memorial Services in Springville Evergreen Cemetary and a thirteen-page memoir.

Two-page handwritten account of Donkin's wartime service.

"Combat Diary of Lt. Harold Dorfman, Lead Flight Navigator 448th Bomb Group." Contains diary excerpts, photographs, documents, and news clippings detailing the activities of the 448th Bomb Group, 20th Combat Wing, 2nd Air Division, 8th Air Force, stationed in Seething, England (1944-1945).

"Die amerikanische Offensive im Winter 1944/45 in Altforweiler," an article published by a resident of Altforweiler, Germany, and sent to Ellsworth.

Twenty-three page memoir of Free's war experiences in the Pacific written for his children.

Contains a photocopy of Fullmer's article, "A Citizen Soldier's Tale," published in the bulletin of the 69th Infantry Division. Fullmer served in Europe.

Photocopy of a photo album detailing Fullmer's service in various stateside army bases.

Photographs and discharge papers. Gurr served in the Pacific.

Contains photocopies of a photograph, Hart's discharge papers, and two articles written by Hart: "Some Thoughts on the Catastrophe of 11 September 2001, by a former Naval Intelligence Officer," and "World War II Service of Edward L. Hart."

"Memories of an Army Nurse in World War II, 1944-1945," details Hyatt's experience a cadet nurse, through her Pacific service, up to her army discharge while on Okinawa.

Photocopy of photograph of Lillian as Miss Manti of 1929 and an employee newsletter for the Reliance Manufacturing Company of Manti, Utah.

"The Story of a Great Man We Call 'Dad,'" and "The Sinking of the ."

"The World War II Experience of Stuart Jardine," aboard the .

Articles and news clippings pertaining to the experiences of Japanese-American soldiers in World War II.

"Personal History of Keith Kelvin Kemp" includes photographs and reminiscences of service in Europe during World War II.

Handwritten document entitled "A Record of My Basic Training and Overseas Service while in the Army of the U.S.A. May 11, 1944 to Aug. 27, 1945."

"World War II Memories of David E. Lofgren."