Undated, Postcard 005

Authors

Bette J. Barto

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

Undated, Libya, Pozzo Arabo, Arab Well

Publication Date

1960

Subject Terms

Women and the military, Women and war, United States -- Air Force, United States -- Army -- Air Forces, Photographs, Armed Forces -- Correspondence, Correspondence -- Vietnam War -- 1961-1975, Christmas

Summary

This collection contains 139 correspondence from Maj. Bette J. Barto, USAFE to her parents while serving as a nurse during the late 1950s and 1960s. Also included are three photographs, one special orders document, and one marriage license. In several cases, Bette refers to her parents as "Lizzie" and "Hugh Elmer," or simply "Elmer." Three letters from 1961 or 1962 are undated and placed in a separate folder.

Comments

An exact date is not known for this letter. The year listed is an estimation and may not be accurate.

Identifier

2017-219-w-r-_Barto_ColdWar_Undated_Postcard_005

Recommended Citation

Barto, Bette J., "Undated, Postcard 005" (1960). Bette J. Barto correspondence. 151.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/bjbarto_correspondence/151

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