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[Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, Box Three, Folder 9 - Letters to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from Norman Moerbe, 1943 November 1-30] (Item)

Items from Box Three, Folder 9 of the Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, postmarked November 1-30, 1943. Folder contains correspondence to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from Norman B. Moerbe, written during his training with the U.S. Army Air Forces. Also included are Moerbe's graduation announcement and a photographic postcard featuring an image of a North American B-25 Mitchell aircraft. 13 total…

[Staff Sergeant Clyde N. McKinney instructing Chinese Air Force students on line maintenance] (Item)

Photograph of Staff Sergeant Clyde N. McKinney, U.S. Army Air Forces, using a North American B-25 Mitchell aircraft to instruct Chinese Air Force students on line maintenance, Shanghai Air Depot, China, circa 1940s. Typed on verso: "Headquarters Army Air Forces, Shanghai: S/Sgt Clyde N. McKinney, AAF training instructor, teaches line maintenance to a crew of the 2nd Chinese Air Service Group at…

[Servicemen shaking hands in front of North American B-25 Mitchell] (Item)

Photograph of U.S. Army Air Forces servicemen shaking hands in front of a North American B-25 Mitchell aircraft, likely in the China-Burma-India Theater, circa 1940s. The aircraft's nose art depicts a woman in a swimsuit and includes a partially visible designation: "Charlie's [rest obscured]."Stamped on verso: "Made by U.S. Army Air Forces. Watch Your Credit. 7th Photo Tech, SQ."