Far Seas, 1921

File — Box: GTM Shared Box 13 (Oversized), Folder: 14

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

25 U.S. military newspapers and newsletters printed during World War I and World War II. Including:

“The Bombshell, Vol I. No. 3.” October 5th 1918. “Published Weekly by the Officers and Men of the 304th Ammunition Train, American Expeditionary Forces, France”

“Far Seas; Published by The US Naval Detachment in Turkish Waters.” Constantinople, 21st May, 1921.

“T.N.T." [Trinidad News Tips]; Headquarters Trinidad Sector, Port of Spain, Trinidad, B.W.I. [British West Indies]. May 4th, 1942”

“The 92nd Island Xpress; Published by the 92nd USN Construction Battalion” 7 Issues, non sequential dating between December 22nd, 1944, to April 6th, 1945.

“Gooney Tales; ‘Three Point Landings’” Issued by the 50th USN Construction Battalion. 14th January 1945. “The Prairie Schooner; Of The Crew, For The Crew, By The Crew. USS Prairie (AD15).” September 23rd 1945, Ulithi, Caroline Islands. Four issues, non-contiguous, including Issue No. 1, dated between September 1945 and December 1945. The October-December issues place the location as “Tokyo Bay, Tokyo.”

“Slip Stream; Central India Air Depot, Agra, India.” 1945. Two Issues; July 21st, 1945, and August 18th, 1945.

“Daily Times; 1st Replacement Depot, Prov.” Two Issues for the 22nd and 23rd of June 1945.

“Press News; USS Essex.” Wednesday April 7th 1943.

“The Crow’s Nest” AP 76. 30th September 1945.

“Anchors Aweigh” Undated (likely 1942) and without a ship designation.

“The Wing-Ding, 91st Photo Reconnaissance Wing," New Guinea, August 22, 1944.

“The Battalion Buzzer, 136th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion” Two issues, September and October 1945.

“VJ Day Revue: USS General O.H. Ernst (AP133), Somewhere in the Pacific, August 21-25, 1945”.

Note on Problematic Language and Imagery From the Collection:

Please be aware that this collection contains items that use outdated and offensive terminology and imagery.

Dates

1921

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