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[Diploma issued by United States Army Air Corps Training Center to James J. Dunnam, September 6, 1942] (Item)

Diploma issued by the United States Army Air Corps Training Center to James J. Dunnam, September 6, 1942. Certifies that Dunnam completed the pilot course at Moore Field, Texas.

[Certificate of appointment issued by United States Army Air Corps to James J. Dunnam, June 1, 1942] (Item)

Certificate of appointment issued by the United States Army Air Corps to James J. Dunnam, June 1, 1942. Appoints Dunnam to the rank of captain. One typed page.

[Thomas Walter Jackson World War II Collection, Box One, Folder 2 - Materials from training at Randolph Field, Texas -- correspondence, military records, clippings, 1938-1939] (Item)

Items from Box One, Folder 2 of the Thomas Walter Jackson World War II Collection, circa 1938-1939. Folder contains materials from Thomas Walter Jackson's military service with the United States Army Air Corps and his training at Randolph Field, Texas. Includes two military documents, 33 letters to Jackson’s fiancée Helen Jane Klinger, and two newspaper clippings.

[Thomas Walter Jackson World War II Collection, Box One, Folder 3 - Letters to Helen Jane Klinger from Jackson while stationed at Moffett Field, California -- correspondence, 1939-1940] (Item)

Items from Box One, Folder 3 of the Thomas Walter Jackson World War II Collection, circa 1939-1940. Folder contains 17 letters written by Jackson to his fiancée, Helen Jane Klinger, during his time stationed at Moffett Field, California.

[Certificate of appointment issued by United States Army Air Corps to Thomas Walter Jackson, May 25, 1939] (Item)

Certificate of appointment issued by the United States Army Air Corps to Thomas Walter Jackson, May 25, 1939. Appoints Jackson to the rank of second lieutenant.

War Department Theatre [Schedule] (Item)

Movie schedule for the War Department Theatre at Randolph Field, Texas, September 1937.

The Army Air Corps [Lyrics] (Item)

Typed lyrics for "The Army Air Corps," official service song of the United States Army Air Corps, circa 1930s-1940s. Written by Robert Crawford in 1939, the song was later renamed "The Army Air Forces," then "The U.S. Air Force."

[Certificate of promotion issued by United States Army Air Corps to James C. Stewart, August 13, 1940] (Item)

Certificate of promotion issued by the United States Army Air Corps to James C. Stewart, appointing him to the rank of second lieutenant, August 13, 1940.

[Lee Embree's logbook, circa 1935-1945] (Item)

Pilot logbook for Lee Embree, circa 1935-1945. The address listed at the beginning of the log is: "Base Operations Office, March Field, California." Seventeen (17) pages.

[Note from Lee Embree to his wife] (Item)

Note from Lee Embree to his wife gifting her his service bars, circa 1942-1945. Inscription: "Remember when you pinned these very same bars on my shirt, honey? Yes darling, these are the ones I graduated with and I would like you to have them to remember that very happy day back in New Jersey. Just for you, my love, Lee."