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Contains photocopies of three photographs of Bleggi, two of them in uniform.

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Contains a copy of a studio portrait of Clay in uniform.

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Contains photocopies of photographs, news clippings, and a letter from United States Senator Wallace F. Bennett to Epperson's wife, Beth.

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Contains a 37-page transcript of "...And That Bug Went Up My Nose: A World War II Memoir," written by Foster. (Note: pages 30 through 35 were not included in the transcript when donated.)

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Contains a photocopy of a letter to Gillen from George Albert Smith, J. Ruben Clark, Jr., and David O. McKay (the first Presidency of the LDS church).

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Contains copies of Gillen's discharge papers, photographs taken during World War II, and a section of his autobiography dealing with the war years.

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Photocopy of a 3-page typescript entitled "Some Experiences in the Army."

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Contains a photocopy of a notebook kept by Hebert detailing his missions with the 15th Air Force from April to August 1944.

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Contains a copy of Parkin's written recollection of his experiences in the Navy during World War II.

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Contains a photocopy of an article written by Robert Gehrke for the entitled "A Legacy of Honor: Bataan Death March survivor knows the power of hope."

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Contains photocopies of news articles, "V-mail," office documents, and published histories of the 10th Mountain Division.

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Photocopy of a three-page synopsis of his experience at Los Alamos during World War II, written for a reunion of the Marine 4th Division at Bear Lake, Utah.

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News article entitled "Hiroshima, Nagasaki A-bombs were necessary," written by John D. Marks Sr.

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Photocopy of one page of photographs taken in the Pacific from what appears to be an army publication.

Scope and Contents Contains a copy of "The Longest Night by Richard Stimson, as told to John Edwards." Stimson was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1925. He attended school in Kelso, California, while his father worked on the railroad. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in October 1943 and was sent to Stanford to study engineering in the Army Specialized Training Program (ASTP). He was assigned to the 100th Infantry Division, 3rd Platoon, and fought in Europe on the French-German line. Wounded in a fight for Suicide...

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Thirty-three page typescript entitled "This is my History," written by Tallman.

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Photocopy of five page summary of Wedig's service history. He was attached to the 96th Signal Battalion from 1942 to 1945, and attained the rank of Sergeant Tec 4.

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Contains a seventy-one page memoir of Woolsey's experiences in the Pacific Theater of Operations in World War II. He was assigned to the , where he served as a radioman and gunner on torpedo bombers, completing ninety combat flights.

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War Journal (Pacific Theater). Rees (1912-1985) was born in Scipio, Utah, and educated in Salt Lake City. He received his B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Utah, and a PhD in Biology from Stanford University. Rees recounts his experiences in New Guinea in this 133-page handwritten journal.