Box 1
Contains 12 Results:
Photograph and cover sheet, 1945
According to penciled notations on the back, the photograph is of Cyril Buzek, taken June 2, 1945. The photograph was attached to the cover sheet that apparently had been prepared by family members.
Letters, 1945 January 23-February 17
Letters, 1945 February 21-March 7
Letters, 1945 March 9-March 31
Appreciates a package from home with cookies and sausage; passes airplane and arithmetic tests; complains about guard duty, sore muscles, and lack of palms in church on Palm Sunday; sends home letters and Valentines he has received, to be kept for him; requests his watch and a loan of $10; mentions a fight between negro and white recruits; comments on war news; goes in a large rowboat on a river. 14 letters.
Letters, 1945 April 2-April 26
Letters, 1945 April 28-June 7
Letters, 1945 June 9-July 8
Letters, 1945 July 20-August 14
Arrives in Panama after three days in New York, three in Hoboken, and eight at sea; likes the new camp, with its beaches, games, shows, and coconut trees; goes roller skating; has easy work; doesn't like the town; complains about having his letters censored; mentions fights in the camp, but promises not to get drunk. Moves to a new post, which is a camp for Seabees; works in the mess hall; sends home a radio tube and a mouth harp. 14 letters.