Search for tag: "uso"

Susan Berman: "They liked him immediately, of course."

Susan describes how her aunt met her uncle Ruby who was a musician for the USO.

From  Adina Langer 6 plays 0  

Jessie Moss: Wartime Wedding

Jessie Moss describes her December 1942 wedding.

From  Adina Langer 4 plays 0  

Elizabeth Hickcox: "Victor Mature's sitting on my lap!"

Elizabeth Hickcox describes the cultural opportunities available to women serving in the Navy.

From  Adina Langer 16 plays 0  

William Campbell: "Grandma loved to dance!"

William Campbell recalls how his mother and grandmother participated in dances organized by the United Service Organizations or USO in Oklahoma City.

From  Adina Langer 2 plays 0  

Paula Fidler: Troop Trains

Paula Fidler describes how she and her friends would serve coffee to troops traveling through her town by train at the start of World War II.

From  Adina Langer 1 plays 0  

Henry Ahola: "Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Gene Autry"

Henry Ahola describes entertainment available through the USO, or United States Organizations, on the island of Guuam during World War II.

From  Adina Langer 4 plays 0  

Mary McJunkin: The USO

Mary McJunkin describes her reasons for skipping most events hosted by the United States Organizations (USO) on her husband's military base in Los Angeles

From  Adina Langer 1 plays 0  

Tooken Cade: The United Service Organizations

Tooken Cade describes her work at the United Service Organization (USO) in Detroit during World War II.

From  Adina Langer 15 plays 0  

Jane Tucker: Dating a Serviceman

"Do what you can for the serviceman," Jane Tucker says, recalling a common motto during World War II. In the clip Tucker describes a soldier who took her on several dates to USO dances.

From  Adina Langer 3 plays 0  

Bettye McCubbin: Letters from Home

Bettye McCubbin discusses the letters she sent to high school friends who were serving overseas during World War II.

From  Adina Langer 3 plays 0