1969-01-29, Larry to Carole

Authors

Larry Wagoner

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

U.S.A.; U.S. Soldiers; correspondence; San Francisco, CA; Sepulveda, CA; troops; postal service; postal stamp; women at home; Radio operator; U.S. Navy; humor; shellshock and mental trauma; recreation and entertainment; leisure; discontent; leave; civilization; transfer; soldier slang; leave; discharge; going home; Christmas; holiday; World War I; air craft; clothing;

Publication Date

1-29-1969

Subject Terms

Larry Wagoner; Carole Nelson; January 29, 1969; Vietnam War 1961 1975 United States. Sepulveda (CA) -- History -- 20th Century; Vietnam War 1961 1975 United States. Personal Narratives; Vietnam War 1961 1975 United States. Social conditions 20th century; Vietnam War 1961 1975 United States. Social life and customs 20th century; Vietnam War 1961 1975 United States. Women - History - 20th Century; Vietnam War 1961 1975 United States. Marine Corps; Vietnam War 1961 1975 United States. Regimental histories 3rd Force Reconnaissance; Vietnam War 1961 1975 United States. War Work;

Identifier

2014.061.w.r._Nelson_vietnamwar_1969-01-29_022

Recommended Citation

Wagoner, Larry, "1969-01-29, Larry to Carole" (1969). Carole Nelson Vietnam War correspondence. 22.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/cnelson_collection/22

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