Tag Archives: 1943
Too Good to be True #2
I have totally slacked over the last month! The weather stopped being nice and I started to get lazy after work. At my club’s meeting last weekend I got a bunch of soldier’s mail cards, including the “Too Good to … Continue reading
Drew Field
Drew Field was an airfield during World War II in Tampa, Florida. It originally opened as a municipal airport in the late 1920s. Then in 1940, the Army decided to lease Drew Field for 25 years (but in 1946 the federal … Continue reading
Mother’s Day
I have slacked off this week, I know! And there were so many great historical events from this week- the sinking of the Lusitania on May 7, 1915, Germany surrendering on May 7 with VE day on May 8, etc. … Continue reading
V for V Soldier Canteen
Last weekend I won what might be my new favorite postcard in my collection. I was watching it on eBay for awhile when it was priced at Buy It Now $49.99. I didn’t want to pay that much for it … Continue reading
Sunday Comic 2/23/14
Military comic cards weren’t the only popular cards mailed by soldiers in World War II, I also have a large number of nonmilitary comic cards. The above card was mailed by a soldier in April 1943 from Myrtle Beach. It … Continue reading