National Archives at Atlanta
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| Captain Thomas H. Newman, also called "Captain Tom," was the subject of this background investigation due to his inquiries... Tags: Florida | Investigations | World War II |
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Investigation reports were completed for any observed suspicious activities or personnel in the district. This particular report... Tags: Florida | Intelligence Service | Investigations | World War II |
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Along with Alfred Uhley's application for employment at the Naval Station in Key West, Mr. Serogin received this letter... Tags: Florida | Intelligence Service | Investigations | World War II |
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This advertisement was printed on several pages in The New Yorker on November 22, 1941, two weeks before the Pearl Harbor... Tags: Intelligence Service | World War II |
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Almost a year after an ad was published in The New Yorker on November 22, 1941, Naval Intelligence investigated... Tags: Georgia | Intelligence Service | World War II |
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Captain J.H. Tucker found this note inside a bottle floating in the St. Johns River on May 25, 1943. Because the bottle was a suspicious object... Tags: Florida | Intelligence Service | World War II |
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Elizabeth Davis, a teacher at Kirby-Smith Junior High School in Jacksonville, organized the Victory Club whose members wrote letters... Tags: Censorship | South Carolina | World War II |
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As a member of the Victory Club at Kirby-Smith Junior High School in Jacksonville, Mary Harrell wrote this letter to... Tags: Censorship | Florida | World War II |
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During World War II, the Augusta Arsenal in Augusta, GA employed over 1000 people, many of them female workers who performed... Tags: Georgia | Ordnance Facilities | Women | World War II |
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About 150,000 women served in Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) and Women's Army Corps (WAC) detachments... Tags: South Carolina | Women | World War II |
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