1953-06-05, John to Gary

Authors

John Horner

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

U.S.A., U.S. Soldiers, correspondence, Fowler, CA, army, air force, troops, postal service, postal stamp, children, homesick, comradery, assignment, foreign occupation, morale, recreation and entertainment, leisure, culture, family, loneliness, mother, sister, health and sickness, Japan, gifts, soldier slang, Pismo Beach, CA, hot weather, Y.M.C.A., air mail, switchboard operator

Publication Date

6-5-1953

Subject Terms

Pvt. John Horner; Gary Whiteley; June 5, 1953; United States; Korean War 1950 1953 United States. Regimental histories Army; Korean War 1950 1953 United States. Personal Narratives; Korean War 1950 1953 United States. Regimental histories Headquarters company, second battalion, 5th Regimental Combat Team; Korean War 1950 1953 United States. Regimental histories Army; United States. Fowler (CA) -- History -- 20th Century; Korean War 1950 1953 United States. Social conditions 20th century; Korean War 1950 1953 United States. Social life and customs 20th century; Korean War 1950 1953 United States. Camp Roberts (CA);

Identifier

2015.075.w.r._Whiteley_koreanwar_1953-06-05_006

Recommended Citation

Horner, John, "1953-06-05, John to Gary" (1953). Gary Whiteley Korean War correspondence. 6.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/gwhiteley_collection/6

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