Tag: WW II
The “Leora books”–world and national events reach into the American Heartland
The Crash of Lt. Dan Wilson’s P-38 is part of the History of Schwanberg, Austria
The Wilson’s 1942 Plymouth, One of the Last New Cars until after WWII
Food Shortages During World War I
Battle of Midway: Memories of Donald Wilson
Battle of the Coral Sea: Memories of Donald Wilson, Aboard the USS Yorktown (CV-5)
Bacon and Eggs for Christmas Dinner 1945
The Old Thriftway Store at Perry, Iowa
The Attack on Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawaii
2Lt. Daniel S. Wilson, Lorraine American Cemetery Plot D, Row 5, Grave 7
Danny Wilson: How Can You be Sure He’s Really Buried There?
Clabe Drives to Omaha, Mother’s Day 1946
2nd Lt. Daniel S. Wilson
The Gallup Family of Nora Springs Also Lost Three Sons During World War II
A Survivor’s Story of Four Chaplains Day–the Torpedo Attack on the Troop Ship Dorchester
January 1946
The Minburn Farm in Winter
December 7, 1941
Danny Wilson’s Wrecked P-38 Lightning (37th FS, 14th FG, 15th AF)
Leora Wilson’s Decision to Have Danny Wilson Buried Overseas
I Didn’t Tell My Mother (poem)
Danny Wilson: Request for Disposition of Remains, November 1947
Danny Wilson: October 1947 Pamphlets “Disposition of World War II Armed Forces Dead” and “American Cemeteries”
Danny Wilson: US Military Cemetery, St. Avold, France – March 1947
Clabe Wilson: His Last Autumn
Danny Wilson: US Military Cemetery, St. Avold, France
Danny Wilson: Compelling Documents about His Identification
A Declaration about a “Dead American Flying-Lieutenant”