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V-mail letter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace from their son, Kenneth D. Wallace, postmarked December 29, 1943. Sends holiday greetings from the China-Burma-India Theater. One page with envelope.

Telegram to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace from their son, Kenneth D. Wallace, July 17, 1944. Sends his love and informs them that he is well. One page.

Certificate of service issued by the United States Army to Kenneth D. Wallace, circa 1945-1946. Includes Kenneth's military record and report of separation. Two typed pages.

Appointment certificate issued by the United States Army to Kenneth D. Wallace, appointing him to the rank of second lieutenant, June 3, 1940. One page.

Certificate of appreciation issued by the Military Intelligence Division, United States War Department, to Kenneth D. Wallace, January 10, 1946. Acknowledges Wallace's loyalty and devotion to duty while serving with the Military Intelligence Division…

Photographic portrait of Kenneth D. Wallace, circa 1945. Stamp in corner: "U.S. Army Signal Corps." Inscription on verso: "Wash D.C. G-2-MIS. 1945. 12555."

Photographic portrait of Kenneth D. Wallace, circa 1945. Image is labeled as a proof. Inscription on verso: "1945. Wash D.C. G-2 (MIS). 10. 12555. C."

Photograph of a group of U.S. Army Air Forces servicemen and women at a table, circa 1940s. Kenneth D. Wallace is third from the right.Inscription: "Ken Wallace 3rd from R."

Photograph of Kenneth D. Wallace seated in the cockpit of a U.S. Army Air Forces Fairchild PT-19A aircraft (serial number 42-33457), circa 1940s.Inscription: "Ken Wallace."Inscription on verso: "Here I am - Raring to go - but still on the ground."

Photograph of Kenneth D. Wallace (right) with two men, identified as Marion (left) and Henry (center) in the inscription, circa 1941-1942.Inscription on verso: "Hello Shorty! Marion, Henry, and Ken. Right after Pearl Harbor."