1953-06-14, Walter to Shirley

Authors

Walter Edward Smith

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

June, 1953, 1953, navy, naval vessel, wife, women, women at home, correspondence, job, duty, fuel, wounded, casualties, injury, death, burial and graves, pilot, Sasebo, Japan, aviation, aircraft, airships, aircraft carriers, USS St. Paul, USS Princeton, USS Lake Champlain, USS Boxer, USS Philippine Sea, accident, explosions, bomb, bombardment, naval war, naval combat, USS New Jersey, destroyers, destroyer, artillery, military leaders, communications, military operations, operations, Chinese, luck, radio, helicopter, crash, medical personnel, medic, medical services, funeral, tragedy, family, mother, money, finances, food, soldiers' slang, rest, gifts, love

Publication Date

6-14-1953

Subject Terms

Walter Edward Smith; Shirley B. Smith; June 14, 1953; Korean War 1950 - 1953; United States Navy

Identifier

2015.039.w.r_Smith_koreanwar_1953-06-14_002

Recommended Citation

Smith, Walter Edward, "1953-06-14, Walter to Shirley" (1953). Walter Edward Smith Korean War correspondence. 1.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/wesmith_collection/1

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