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• Box 1 Request Reading Room Access

  Barcode: 7080

  • Folder 1: Clippings: 79th Howitzer, Tuesday, June 1, 1943 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

    Folder contains 8 copies of WWII era articles from the 79th Howitzer. The date on the publication is Tuesday, June 1, 1943.

  • Folder 2: Correspondence: War and Navy Departments V-Mail Service, 1944, 1945 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

    Folder contains three v-mail envelopes dated June 19, 1944, June 20, 1944, and March 1, 1945.

  • Folder 3: Audio Recording: Cassette tape of Warren Jenson's WWII memoirs, Email from Hale Keller to Warren Jenson about audio recording, 2006-12-07 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

    Folder contains one cassette tape of Warren Jenson's WWII memiors and an email from Hale Keller to Warren Jenson about the historical significance of Jenson's oral history.

  • Folder 4: Handwritten Notes: Licherstrasse, 91st Bois de Cheppy, and Aisne Marne, n.d. Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

    Folder contains three handwritten notes titles Licherstarsse, 91st Bois de Cheppy, and Aisne-Marne. The notes accompanied the informational handouts from the American Battle Monuments Commission and a map of historically significant battles in the European theater which also contained handwritten notes.

  • Folder 5: Informational Handouts: American Battle Monuments Commission -- Aisne-Marne American Cemetery and Memorial, Netherlands American Cemetery and Memorial, Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery, n.d. Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

    Folder contains three informational handouts which detail the history of the Aisne-Marne cemetery and memorial, the Netherlands American cemetery and memorial, and the Henri-Chapelle cemetery. The handouts are undated and accompanied a map of historically significant battles in the European theater of WWII.

• Box 2 Request Reading Room Access

  Box 2 of the Warren Jenson collection.
  Barcode: 7081

  • Item 1: American Memorials and Overseas Military Cemeteries, 1970 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

    This publication features American Memorials and Overseas Military Cemeteries. It was published by the American Battle Monuments Commission in 1970. It includes an overview of the American Battle Monuments Commission, WWI and WWII cemeteries, instructions to visitors, and instructions of how to decorate graves. Each military cemetery or memorial is detailed in terms of location and of battle significance. A map is included of the cemeteries and memorials of the WWII European theater. It includes handwritten notes.

  • Item 2: "Guarding Memories," The Times-Picayune, Sunday, June 4, 2000 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

  • Item 3: "New Orleans at War," The Times-Picayune, Sunday, June 4, 2000 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

  • Item 4: "Their Glory Never Fades," The Times-Picayune, Sunday, June 4, 2000 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

  • Item 5: The Times-Picayune, Monday, June 5, 2000 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

    City edition of the Times-Picayune which details the memoirs of WWII veterans. This section is dedicated to counting down to the opening of the D-Day Museum in New Orleans.

  • Item 6: The Stars and Stripes, June 5-18, 2000 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

    This publication is dedicated to WWII vetrans and honors the memories of D-Day, those who fell and those who still stand, with a feature story. Item is volume 123, no. 13 of this publication.

  • Item 7: "Setting Things Straight," The Times-Picayune, Tuesday, June 6, 2000 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

  • Item 8: The Times-Picayune, Wednesday, June 7, 2000 Request Reading Room Access Request Duplication Services

    City Edition of the Times-Picayune honors the 56th Anniversary of D-Day. This entire section is dedicated to covering the opening of the D-Day Museum in New Orleans and the events which occurred during the opening of the museum.