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[Army Air Force Patch]
1943-1946
United States. Army Air Forces
A military patch with an orange wings for a white star containing a red circle on a blue background. Represents the Army Air Force.
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Stiched around the edges.
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[Enlisted Officer Patch]
A military patch possibly signifying the solider was an enlisted officer.
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[U. S. Army 2nd Service Command Patch]
U.S. Army issue 2nd Service Command patch. Represented the second branch of the Army during World War II.
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[Asiatic Pacific Ribbon]
1942-1946
Asiatic Pacific ribbon for soliders who served in combat in the Pacific theater for thirty days. Instituted in 1942.
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[American Campaign Ribbon]
World War II American Campaign Ribbon. Qualifying Dates: 11/6/1942 - 3/15/1946. Criteria: Service outside the U.S. in the American Theater for thirty days or within the continental U.S. for one year.
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[Air Medal Ribbon]
World War II Air Medal Ribbon. Began in 1942 to be awarded to those for meritorious achievement in aerial flight.
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[World War II Victory Ribbon]
1941-1946
World War II Victory Medal Ribbon. Awarded for service in the Armed Forces of the United States between 1941-1946.
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[Distinguished Flying Cross Ribbon]
1945
Distinguished Flying Cross Medal Ribbon. Awarded for heroism or extraordinary achievement while flying for the armed services.
Robert L. Stone was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross in 1945 for a mission where all of the bombs dropped hit the...
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[Records Jacket]
1942-1945
A records jacket with Robert L. Stone's name written in the top right corner. This folder contained collateral documents when the collection was donated. It originally was meant for service record and allied papers. It can also be used as a...
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Airways Flying: A Handbook For Military Pilots
September 1943
A handbook of procedures, vocabulary, and policies for military pilots in World War II.
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Army Air Forces Training Command Certificate
23 May 1945
The certificate of Eugene Williams' completion of training to be a Basic Single Engine Pilot at Tuskegee Air Field. It is signed by Major Gabe C. Hawkins, director of training and operations, and Lieutenant Colonel Donald G. McPherson, deputy...
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Army Air Forces Training Command Diploma
4 August 1945
Eugene Williams' diploma upon completion of Advanced Single Engine Pilot training at Tuskegee Air Field. It is signed by Major Gabe C. Hawkins, director of training and operations, and Colonel Noel F. Parrish
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Graduation Exercise
This is a letter sent to Eugene Williams appointing him to temporary Second Lieutenant. It is signed by Raymond Barron, Acting Adjutant General.
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Physical Record Card
1942-1949
Eugene Williams' physical record card with four physicals at Tuskegee noted. In the remarks section, there are two Philadelphia addresses listed.
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Aviation Cadet Detachment Army Air Forces Bombardier School, Childress, Texas
June 1943
Card authorizing Robert L. Stone to leave Post, but not exceed a distance of 25 miles without written permission. Card is a faded olive green, with black type, Bob's name, and the Commandant of Cadet's signature, T.R. Mason.
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Honorable Discharge and Enlisted Record of Robert L. Stone
22 October 1943
Robert Stone's Honorable Discharge from the army after his graduation from Childress Army Air Field in Childress, Texas. Signed by H.A. Holmstrom, Lt. Col. Air Corps, Executive. Copied on the back is Robert's enlisted record.
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Copy of Robert L. Stone's enlisted record and signed by Robert C. Stokes, a 1st lieuntenant in the Air Corps. Contains his service and brief medical record.
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Copy of Robert Stone's Honorable Discharge from the army after his graduation from Childress Army Air Field in Childress, Texas. It is signed by H.A. Holmstrom, Lt. Col. Air Corps, Executive.
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Certificate of Service for Robert L. Stone
August 26, 1946
This is a negative copy of Robert Stone's Certificate of Service given at Fort Dix after his service in the war. It is signed by Major H.C. Ward.
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Temporary Appointment
23 October 1943
Document from "Headquarters, Army Air Forces Central Flying Training Command," naming Robert L. Stone a Second Lieutnenant for the Army of the United States. Signed by J.E. McCord, Lieutenant Colonel, and Assistant Adjutant General.
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Letter of Information
30 November 1944
A Letter of Information to all combat crew members. Lists military ways to defeat the Japanese with an overt nationalistic tone, naming the enemy, "those yellow bastards." Goes through bombing information and the type of damage they can do. Talks...
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[Press Release Interview with Robert L. Stone]
February 17, 1945
A press release approved for publication by Public Relations for the Seventh Air Force. It is an interview with Robert L. Stone about a bombing mission over Iwo Jima where the Flying Jenny was separated from the squadron, attacked by Japanese...
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General Orders No. 67
5 June 1945
General Orders No. 67 awarding Robert L. Stone the Distinguished Flying Cross. It was awarded for displaying "extraoridinary heroism" and for dropping 100% of the bombs in the target area on January 21, 1945. It lists the men of their crew and others...
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Fort Dix Officers' Club Card
8 August 1945
A Fort Dix Officers' Club Card.
A small card to certify Robert L. Stone was a regular member and entitled to privelges and benefits. Signed by the secretary/treasurer, J.R. Gracey.
No. 13099
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Award of Merit
21 September 1945
Army Service Forces gave Robert L. Stone an Award of Merit for outstanding performance at Fort Dix, New Jersey.
Signed by T.E. Terry, Colonel, FA, Executive Officer and Madison Pearson, Brigadier General, USA Commanding.
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Luncheon Menu and Guest List
27 September 1945
A luncheon menu in honor of Brigadier General, Madison Pearson at Camp Edge, Fort Dix, New Jersey. It includes a short speech by Lewis B. Ballatyne, Brigaidier General, NJNG, Commanding, New Jersey State Guard.
A post-it note included in the...
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General Order
9 December 1945
A brief General Order announcing Robert L. Stone's appointment as "Aide-de-Camp to Major General Leland S. Hobbs, United States Army."
Signed by Melvin W. Reed, Major, AGD, Adjutant.
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Separation Qualification Record
29 December 1945
A record of Robert L. Stone's military service and training. It is signed by Robert L. Stone and W.W. Von Schlichten, "MAJ. AGD." Contains handwritten notes by Bob Stone.
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Presidential Appointment
26 August 1946
A military record detailing Robert L. Stone's particulars as he was separated from service.
This is a carbon copy of the original along with GLC09620.194.02, a negative copy.
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A military record detailing Robert L. Stone's particulars as he was being separated from service.
This is a copy in the negative of GLC09620.194.01.
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Certificate of Service
A Certificate of Service for Robert L. Stone who served in the Army of the United States from October 23, 1943 to August 26, 1946. It details his service record.
Signed by the Commanding Officer, H.C. Ward on page 1 and by Edel V. Sattre, "Capt Wac...
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29 August 1946
A separation qualification record from the Army of the United States. It contains a summary of military occupations, education, and decorations.
It is signed by J.P. Finley, Capt. AC.
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[Business Card]
1946
A business card naming Robert L. Stone as a Lieutenant, Air Corps, Army of the United States.
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A business card showing Robert L. Stone as a Lieutenant, Air Corps, Army of the United States. Same as GLC09620.201.01.
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[Membership Card]
circa 1943-1946
An Agana Air Base Officer's Club card noting that Robert L. Stone is a member.
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U.S. Army Air Forces Diploma
27 August 1944
Robert L. Stone's diploma from the Seventh Air Force Gunnery School given at Hickem Field in Hawaii. Has official gold seal with a faded yellow and purple ribbon.
Signed by Harold E. Kratzer, Captain and Air Corps Executive and Louis E. Boutwell...
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to Sheila Stone
circa 1945
A printed photograph of landing boats moving toward the shore, and the island of Iwo Jima. On the back it shows men and supplies hiding in fox holes.
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