33rd Day, Jan. 28, 1945
We are now in Honolulu—about 4 a.m. It’s Sunday again. Here we are met by two fine young American officers—Lt. Knuze and Lt. Johnson. We… Read More »33rd Day, Jan. 28, 1945
We are now in Honolulu—about 4 a.m. It’s Sunday again. Here we are met by two fine young American officers—Lt. Knuze and Lt. Johnson. We… Read More »33rd Day, Jan. 28, 1945
At Kwajalein, Marshall group, early this morning. Airplanes all over the place. I feel great to be here—another place that a few months ago was… Read More »32nd Day, Jan. 28, 1945
[Separate sheet dated] Jan. 28th Tho’ I am weak today, I feel rested and completely peaceful -I went to Confession last night & to Communion this… Read More »January 28, 1945
Sunday, a big day, huge oil fire in direction of Cavite; terrific explosions in port area, dust and gasses thousands of feet in air; our… Read More »Jan. 28, 1945
When we came up out of our basement yesterday afternoon everything looked the same as usual except that there were fewer people on the streets.… Read More »28th of January 1945
Yamato brought in a piano, of all things, and it stands by the front gate. It is a big help to the children’s rhythm band.… Read More »Jan. 28, 1945
Barter Clothes Shoes Hatrpins Planes Stockings Walter Robb General’s birthday Rum, Money What an assortment of memoranda! I couldn’t sleep the other night and I… Read More »January 28, 1945
It is Sunday today and we all attended mass, with the exception of Coné, who was on guard duty last night. Every night there are… Read More »January 28, 1945
The camp is riding on a wave of good news just now. People tell each other it will only be a few days now; that… Read More »Sunday, Jan. 28th, 1945