Military
Found in 758 Collections and/or Records:
G. Easton Brown interview
Transcript of an interview conducted by Clayton Dahle on 3 July 1985 for the Ray Hillam war project. Brown served as a gunner for the United States Army Air Corps and flew combat missions against the Japanese. He was shot down and captured by the Japanese. Even though he was starved and tortured, he managed to survive. He said that the United States participation in World War II was justified.
Hugh B. Brown uniform
Materials include a Canadian dress uniform and hat, which belonged to Hugh B. Brown when he was an officer during the first World War (1914-1918). The uniform is red with white trim and gold metal on the shoulders. The hat is black and white.
W. C. Brown papers
Manuscripts with some photocopies. The collection includes correspondence, articles and notes pertaining to Western American history, emphasizing the Indian wars. Also includes a copy of A Guide to the William Carey Brown Papers found at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
Mortimer Browning papers and music manuscripts
Correspondence, manuscripts for publication, newspaper clippings, concert programs, pamphlets, composition materials, mementos, class exercises, and photographs. Also included are correspondence with Browning's wife, Pauline, and his son, Richard, while Browning served overseas during World War II from 1942 to 1945. Also included are other family correspondence.
Henry Schler Buckwalter autobiography
Photocopy of a typed autobiography of Henry Shuler Buckwalter who served in Indian wars and helped Utah immigrants.
Gale and Maxine Bullock family papers
Contains photos and correspondence of Gale Bullock and his wife Maxine Bullock of Utah County, Utah during World War II. Also contains photos of Reba Cobbley Loveless and her family. Dates from 1926-2002.
Stan Burnett interview with Ivan A. Farnworth
Edward G. Bush official correspondence
Don A. Buswell papers
Letters sent to and from Don Averett Buswell during his service in World War II. Most letters are between Don and his wife, Lou Rene Thompson Buswell. Other letters are sent to and from Don and other correspondents. Materials dated 1941-1945.
Richard Marsh Butler papers
Contains Richard Marsh Butler's personal and military papers, dated 1920-2005 with the bulk dated 1933-1953. Includes WWII scrapbooks, diaries, letters, ephemera, and artifacts, including materials related to Butler's time spend in Stalag Luft III as a prisoner of war. Also includes mterials from Butler's post-WWII military career in the Air Reserves.