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Package: How Much Would You Pay if You Were Going to Buy It?

April 9, 2012

We don’t know what Babe sent home–but he definitely thought it was valuable. … More Package: How Much Would You Pay if You Were Going to Buy It?

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Wartime Postmaster Details the Work of Mail Delivery in WWII

April 2, 2012

“It is so essential to morale that army and navy officers of the highest rank list mail almost on a level with munitions and food.” … More Wartime Postmaster Details the Work of Mail Delivery in WWII

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A Quick Note about Packages, Letters and His Pipe

April 1, 2012

A routine update on letters received and packages desired. … More A Quick Note about Packages, Letters and His Pipe

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Where Is the USO Movie That Includes Babe in the Front Row?

March 30, 2012

Where can I put my hands on that movie? … More Where Is the USO Movie That Includes Babe in the Front Row?

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‘I Was Right in Front (in) a Movie of a U.S.O. Show with Ella Logan’

March 29, 2012

“I was in the movies about two months ago and if you saw it, you wouldn’t have missed seeing me.” … More ‘I Was Right in Front (in) a Movie of a U.S.O. Show with Ella Logan’

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Letters from an Everyman in WWII Frank D. "Babe" Mauro Born, Oct. 9, 1924 Died, May 4, 1945

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RSS WWII News

  • Japan lifts post-World War II ban on lethal weapons exports - The Washington Post
  • CBS News Radio flashback: Japan surrenders in 1945, ending World War II - CBS News
  • Community Honors Homeless World War II POW Who Couldn’t Speak - Military.com
  • World War II Movie Kintsukuroi Gets Intense Trailer, Release Date Set | Exclusive - Yahoo
  • Karamanlis: The Leader Who Dominated Post-World War II Greece - GreekReporter.com
  • 100 Years of Living: Central Texas WWII Veteran marks a century of life - KCENTV.com
  • Plans to Repurpose World War II-Era Hangar, Huts in Goleta Get Design Approval - Noozhawk
  • Clint Eastwood Wishes More People Had Seen His Underrated World War II Movie - SlashFilm
  • Japanese Forces, Playing War Games, Enter the Philippines on the Ground for First Time Since World War II - The New York Sun
  • Netflix Just Landed a Wild New World War II Thriller Described as 'Don't Breathe' Meets '1917' From Sam Raimi - MovieWeb

Top Posts

  • The Bullard Company, Where It Appears Babe's Grandfather Worked
  • Wartime Postmaster Details the Work of Mail Delivery in WWII
  • Piecing Together Babe's Last Stops Before He Went to North Africa
  • The Postmaster's Order Regulating How Soldiers Got Packages
  • About Babe's Cousin Gevena: 'Ma, That Kid Has Brains'
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