Materials contain papers and information relating to Harvey Voorhees regarding his service in the U.S. Navy during World War II in charge of the theater on the ship. There are photocopies of a military record, photographs with handwritten descriptions, a newspaper article entitled "Filming 'Fighting Lady'" and a photograph of Vorhees. Dated approximately 1945 and approximately 2000.

Materials contain two letters sent to Raymond Woolsey's wife, sent two years after the end of World War II. Brady Corrothers wrote Mary Woolsey to tell her that he still had a picture that her husband had insisted that Corrothers get from his bag after he was injured. The second letter relates how Corrothers finally was able to get the picture after the fighting stopped. A photocopy of the picture is also included in the folder, as well as a photocopy of an envelope. Dated 1947-1948.

Materials contain three hand written letters from Albert Patterson to Robert Freeman and Dennis Wright, as well as Patterson's Saints at War Participant Information Sheet and two photocopied photographs. The materials relate to Patterson's service in the U.S. Army during World War II as a member of 1st Cavalry 302nd Recon, 3rd Platoon. Dated 2000-2002.