Albert N. Verno Letters, 1942 - 1944

File — Box: 4253.001, Folder: 020

Scope and Contents

This collection consists of eleven letters from Albert N. Verno, United States Army, to his friend, Robert (Bob) Haas, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at Camp Croft and Lake Charles, Louisiana, from 11 December 1942 to 11 December 1944, during World War II. Albert Verno does not state where he is because of the censorship regulations. He mentions that he has been around the islands, writes South Pacific on his last two letters, and was in Australia and Fiji. It sounds as though they met in training. They write about "other boys" they know and how they are doing. Verno also mentions what he does during his free time: movies, going to the beach, etc.

Dates

1942 - 1944

Creator

Verno, Albert N. (Person)

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