Photocopies of printed menu for the 28th Bombardment Squadron's Christmas dinner, December 25, 1940. Because of illegibility, multiple photocopies from three sources were used in producing the transcription. The document contains 363 names.
Document No.: 4.13.0044
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| Table of Contents Document No.: 4.13.0044 1. Provenance a. Collection b. Terms of Use c. Physical Description d. Geographic Location 2. Transcription 3. Order the Book 4. Related Artifacts |
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Provenance
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Collection
In addition to a photocopy in Alfred R. Young's papers, photocopies were provided by Anton F. Bilek and Raymond A. Patenaude. Tony's copy was obtained in 2006. Ray's 1991 photocopy accompanies a letter and other material sent to Alfred R. Young on December 5, 1991. Ray sent the 1996 photocopy along with a letter and other items in September 1996. Each of these photocopies is housed in The BenHaven Archives along with associated correspondence.
Terms of Use
Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 License. This document may be copied for educational, non-profit, or personal use; however, an appropriate acknowledgement of the source should appear with each copy. The source should be designated as "Al Young, alyoung.com." To request permission to use this image in association with any for-profit endeavor, please contact us.
Physical Description
The photocopy from Anton F. Bilek consists of six pages unevenly cut to approximately 6.75 in. x 8.75 in. The 1991 photocopy from Raymond A. Patenaude appears on three 8.5 in. x 11 in. sheets of paper. The 1996 photocopy is also on letter-sized paper and consists of only two sheets (two pages of the original document are missing). The photocopy found in Alfred R. Young's files appears on 8.5 in. x 11 in. sheets of paper.
Geographic Location of Origin or Subject
Clark Field, Fort Stotsenburg, Pampanga, Philippine Islands
Latitude: 15.179897°
Longitude: 120.543629°
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Transcription
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This transcription was completed by Al R. Young and Tanner M. Young.
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Twenty-Eighth Bombardment Squadron (Medium) Air Corps
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Majors
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Lester J. Maitland, Commanding
Lee Johnson (AG-Reserve), Adjutant, Clark Field |
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Captains
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William J. Kennard, Flight Surgeon Erickson S. Nichols |
Horace Greeley |
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First Lieutenants
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Roland J. Barnick James R. Bruce, Jr. (Air-Reserve) Carl J. Lichter (Air-Reserve) John R. Van de Lester (Air-Reserve) |
Ted B. Fisch Thomas B. Hubbard (Air-Reserve) John P. Randolph (Air-Reserve) Lonnie B. Winberley (AG-Reserve) |
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Master Sergeants
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| George S. Jones | Leland Post |
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First Sergeant
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Tommie M. Anderson
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Technical Sergeants
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Hector Gochicos Bruce F. Hadley Elmer L. Hice William A. Johnson Albert G. Kovel |
Artie V. Lambert Francis G. Lovelady James E. McIntyre Westley H. Owens Paul E. Runey George F. Donohue |
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Staff Sergeants
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Guyler Allbright Joseph Ambrose Wesely H. Bendele Stanley A. Bowes Frank R. Briggs William L. Douglass, Jr. Watson L. Henley Burley A. Johnson Oliver R. Kamstra Benjamin Kerner John H. Kiernan James B. King |
Stanley M. Lausen Michael Maslanek Andrew J. Oltz Ernest B. Parker Isaac Peterson Wilbert D. Purtell Nils H. Rosberg Mike Sidas Ivan D. Tarpley Crawford M. Tidwell Henry B. Valentine Earl T. Watson George F. Wheeler |
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Sergeants
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Paul J. Brumley LeRoy Casey Stanley J. Edzik Archie P. Feiock Carl H. Flodman Harold J. Glass William G. Ivanhoe Charles R. Jannasch John Jeffrey Carl R. Jones Charles H. Langford |
William R. Martin William J. Mason Frederick N. Murillo Joseph Max James P. Powell Albert H. Roberts Morris S. Roberts John Seres William H. Thrasher Armando J. Viselli Alfred R. Young |
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Corporals
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Joseph J. Acton Harold F. Beasley Reid H. Brock George N. Clow Henry J. Cornellisson Charles E. Daley Wilbur H. Harkey Clinton L. Hickok William H. Hicks William F. Hoy |
Leo L. Johnson Ben Lowe Robert L. McCord Donald I. McPherson Raymond J. Meyer Richard J. O’Brien Joseph D. Rose John Savick Delmer C. Schmidt John J. Sheehan, Jr. Ralph L. Westervelt |
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Privates First Class
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David A. Anlberg Paul G. Alder William B. Alvis Charles T. Amos Richard M. Angevine Harold C. Bailey Hyman Bernstein Raymond J. Biggans Joseph F. Boyland Lawrence H. Brandt Joseph C. Burke Gordon E. Butler Kenneth L. Butler Charles Callahan Donald A. Campfield Paul B. Chandler Walter D. Chatham, Jr. James T. Conroy Ben L. Creagie Alphonse R. Delucia William A. DeRosa Irving J. Diamond John E. Dujenski Joseph J. Dutelle Cleo H. Ely Kenneth W. Fackender Robert F. Faust Ralph E. Gottovi Arthur R. Green Julle A. Hanson James R. Hartman |
Nellis C. Heath James H. Holcomb William A. Howard, Jr. Howard L. Hume Richard Lambert Joseph LaRoque Edward Lisiewski Arthur J. Llewellyn Robert E. Lockwood Harold J. London Peter Mekulsia John A. Miller Elber L. Ogle Edwin J. Ogron Louis M. Opshelor Turner M. Overton Alfred Pitaro Ernest Poulin Frank S. Prah Lloyd R. Seifert Dinsmore L. Simpson Robert M. Sitton Robert Smith Russel H. Smith Robert D. Sollenberger Joseph R. Stanford James L. Sweeney Mike Tereletsky Frank W. Treida James L. Turner Leonard W. Williams |
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Privates
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William M. Andrews Jay C. Bailey Edward A. Barber Harlan A. Barrett Harry Baxter Frank R. Blaydes Durward L. Brooks Everett R. Brooks Ray W. Brookshire Harold R. Brown Marvin C. Buckem Gordon Carnes Vernon L. Craft William R. Diskauski Paul E. Emerson Leroy M. Frederick Jack W. Grady Earl R. Hall Charles H. Hansford John E. Hemmer James A. Hendricks James W. Jones Edwin E. Klan Michael Kosakevitch Eugene H. Langdon |
Edwin D. Leehan Henry C. Lilly Richard Marlowe John J. McCarthy Joseph G. McElroy Carroll E. McMillan Ray L. Moore Michael L. Mottich James J. Paul, Jr. Edward Pfeiffer Jospeh P. Prukop Lawrence L. Raines Clyde F. Rasnake Clarence E. Ryley Raymond R. Schauer Samuel S. Schulman James W. Sheares William J. Sheehan, Jr. Harry A. Sterling William B. Steubgen Maurice D. Sweeney Phillip J. Tirey Harold W. Wiley George S. Williamson Dwight O. Woodall |
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Attached Air Corps Unassigned
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Master Sergeants
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Frank L. Adcock Martin K. Boger Wilbur F. Disosway |
George Dougherty Louis W. Novak Delno W. Ross Roy Wooten |
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Detachment Ordnance Department Fort Stotsenburg
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Master Sergeant
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Robert F. Tokoly
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20th Air Base Group (Reinforced)
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Staff Sergeants
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Walter H. Carpenter Lloyd T. Leicester |
Richard R. Crothers |
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Sergeants
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Jacob Dusich Percy E. Hall Charles R. Hoover |
Charles R. Kaelin Joseph A. Ray |
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Corporals
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Wilson F. Dolde Larry L. Ferrell Conrad W. King |
David B. King Leo Smith |
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Privates First Class
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Vincenso Adams Mike Alinell Charles E. Bancroft William W. Bradner Robert P. Brior Thomas R. Carroll Alfred Fieschl Frank L. Foster Edward Gerken John A. Harris Gilbert J. Hicks Jesse P. Hipp Roy L. Jobe |
William D. Kilgore Edward A. Koser Oubra L. Mayberry Casimer Na[?]pinsky Eugene J. O’Connell Kenneth G. Pagan Paul E. Riddle Edward E. Seaman Julian J. Slimak Wallace J. Temple Nicholas Tkac Gerald A. Wilson Joseph Yorsky |
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Privates
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William C. Ammon Robert D. Andalora John W. Anders Robert W. Anderson William T. Anderson Henry H. Araujo Max J. Arnold Russell Arnold Ray Barger William O. Barron Roy Bechtold, Jr. Stuart P. Beck George W. Beckrow Harold A. Bergbower Richard C. Bertram Anton F. Bilek Arthur L. Bobbitt Almonzor Boucher James E. Brown Melvin G. Brown Clyde M. Brumbaugh William M. Carter Norman R. Caton Robert F. Chamberlain Norman R. Clegg Gerald L. Copeland Richard J. Cowen David J. Dorman Vernon A. Erickson Wilbur Finkboner Joseph Halat Roy L. Hall Leonard E. Hana Lloyd G. Heaton |
Jack J. Holland Robert C. Howren Robert W. James Edward C. Jensen Roy A. Keranen Dick M. Lavender Ellis W. Laughlin George Lightman Thomas G. Ligus Douglas G. McWilliam Leon Menges Stanley E. Milks Roy C. Mul[i]ins Donald A. Munn John H. Murray Donald L. Nauman Liveo Olivotti Howard J. Peck, Jr. Robert W. Phillips Thomas M. Phillips Clyde H. Pifer Carl Rush Curtis W. Schmeisser Howard B. Shorts Clarence W. Spence Thomas F. Sweeney Robert H. Thomas William B. Tillson Frank J. Wagoner Owen E. Wallisa Robert L. Wal[s]dorf Frank S. Watts Henry A. Weiner John Weir John F. Zenda |
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Attached For Rations
Detachment Medical Department, Fort Stotsenburg |
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Sergeant
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Robert R. Ryan
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Privates First Class
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| Philip J. Kane | George S. Kellogg |
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Privates
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| James F. Jones | Plumer P. Lowe |
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348 Ordnance Company (Aviation)
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Captain
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Charles B. Tyler, Jr., Commanding
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First Sergeant
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Earl Buell
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Sergeants
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| Joseph Mullins | Lawrence H. Seibt |
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Corporals
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Harry C. Edie John R. O’Connor |
Frank Godsey |
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Private First Class
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Joe Babiak Frederick G. Corbett Earl G. Freeman John I. Gauker |
Louis B. Gordon, Jr. Forrest Henderson Eldsworth H. Markland |
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Privates
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Harry H. Bishop Peter J. Brown, Jr. Floyd J. Bull Louis D. Case Wesley M. Colvin Donald S. Cook Harry A. Crano Joseph A. Della Malva Anthony P. Dsielakowski Huber L. Hembree Norman E. Hughes Luther R. Iverson |
Clarence O. Jenke Wallace O. Kinder Floyd L. Kirkwood Clyde E. Sherman Raymond W. Shipley Albert A. Short Dale O. Von Linger George Wicks John E. Wohlmacher Frank S. Wright |
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 | My Father’s Captivity$21.95 USDHaunted by darkness surrounding his childhood in the aftermath of his father's captivity as a Japanese POW during World War II, a young boy embarks upon the journey of a lifetime. My Father's Captivity is the story of what the boy discovered about captivity, endurance, and healing. The book's 320 pages feature a captivating narrative, 140 illustrations, and the text of 60 original documents that tell the story in the words of those who lived it on the home front as well as the battlefront. The volume's notes, bibliography, and index summarize more than 30 years of research and writing. Categories: Al Young, Book, My Fathers Captivity Product No.: 0.09.0050.010 In Stock- Item can ship by Friday, 19 March, 2010 |
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