World War, 1939-1945
Found in 190 Collections and/or Records:
Ida Boyd Reid collection on the Boyd family
Ida Boyd Reid collection of John Boyd Sr. family papers contains papers, photographs, clippings, and scrapbooks related to the Boyd family. Much of the collection is regarding John Boyd Jr., a colorful Provo sheriff known as "scourge of the bootlegger."
Richard E. and Mary Agnes Hissrich correspondence, 1942-1945
Richard Marsh Butler post-WWII papers, 1945-2005
Contains military and flight records documenting Richard Marsh Butler's post-WWII military career in the Air Reserves, as well as correspondence with fellow prisoners of war, publications regarding Stalag Luft III, airplanes, and other military ephemera. Materials dated 1945 to 2005.
Richard Marsh Butler scrapbooks and journals, 1933-1945
Contains diaries and scrapbooks created by Richard Marsh Butler during and about his time serving in WWII, including his time serving in a German prisoner of war camp. Materials dated 1933-1945.
Richard Marsh Butler WWII artifacts, 1940-1960
Richard Marsh Butler WWII artifacts, dated 1940-1960. Included uniforms, items used during his stay in a prisoner of war camp, and souvenirs from Europe.
Richard Marsh Butler WWII letters, 1940-1945
Contains Richard Marsh Butler WWII letters, dated 1940-1945. Some letters contain notes or photographs. Most letters are sent to or from Butler's wife, Geneil Butler, or to and from other Butler family members.
Richard Marsh Butler WWII papers, 1920-1955
Contains papers related to the military service of Richard Marsh Butler, particularly from WWII. Dated 1920-1955. Includes ephemera, notes, maps, clippings, and military records and publications.
Roland Nesbit Smoot papers, approximately 1940-1949
Contains the letters and narrative accounts of Roland Nesbit Smoot describing his military experiences as an member of the United States Navy during World War II. He mostly participated in the Pacific Asian theatre of the war, mainly in Japan, during World War II. Dated approximately 1940s.
Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima / Joe Rosenthal
Materials include one print of Joe Rosenthal's photograph "Raising the flag on Iwo Jima". It depicts five members of the U.S. Armed Forces raising an American flag. The photograph is dated 23 February 1945. There is a note inscribed on the back which reads: "10/21/91 Dear Nelson, Brent Peterson foned [sic.] to ask if I had a print of the flag photo for you. Here 'tis. Cheers, Joe Rosenthal"
Saints at War in Korea videocassettes, approximately 2005
Subseries contains interviews and scenic and other footage relating to the military service of Latter-Day Saints in Korea. Dated approximately 2005.