Dublin Core
Title
"Life in the Army" 67
Subject
World War II photo album
Description
2 images with text
Creator
Albert and Jane Schwarz
Source
Schwarz, Albert. Life in the Army. Scrapbook. 1942. University of Mary Washington Special Collections & University Archives.
Publisher
HIST 428, Spring 2022, University of Mary Washington, Brandon Rojas
Date
1942-1943
Contributor
HIST 428, Spring 2022, University of Mary Washington
Rights
Copyright is retained by Special Collections and University Archives, Simpson Library, University of Mary Washington. This item is available for use in research, teaching, and private study. Items may not be reproduced or used for any commercial purposes without prior written consent from the University of Mary Washington.
Relation
Jane Schwarz Interview PDF Transcript
Format
1 JPG, 300 DPI
Language
English
Type
Text
Identifier
https://pvtschwarz.umwhistory.org/items/show/83
Coverage
World War II, 1942-1943
Text Item Type Metadata
Text
Oct . 15- Desert Maneuver
Camp Young,
California
Freda Cal.
First day off train notice
wet raincoats
Frenchy- meLohnueller- GeratAnd Drews.
Our home.
Desert, California.
Had quite a time making a camp
out here.
For two days we just put up tents
and took them down again- they
were not on line. Almost took them
down again today but it was the
next company that was out of linenot us. The temperature hits about
110 degrees or over during the day
and goes down to 40 at night. We
have mountains all around us and
they look like they’re just a mile or
so down the road but the nearest is
nine miles and some forty-five
miles away.
Camp Young,
California
Freda Cal.
First day off train notice
wet raincoats
Frenchy- meLohnueller- GeratAnd Drews.
Our home.
Desert, California.
Had quite a time making a camp
out here.
For two days we just put up tents
and took them down again- they
were not on line. Almost took them
down again today but it was the
next company that was out of linenot us. The temperature hits about
110 degrees or over during the day
and goes down to 40 at night. We
have mountains all around us and
they look like they’re just a mile or
so down the road but the nearest is
nine miles and some forty-five
miles away.
Original Format
Photo Album