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WWII Air Fields
Amarillo, Texas Army Air Field
Bainbridge, Georgia Army Air Field
Boca Raton Field Florida
Bowman Field Kentucky
Buckingham Army Air Field
Camden South Carolina
Dorr Field Arcadia, Florida
Fairfield California Army Air Base
Geiger Field Washington
Gowen Field Army Air Field
Hamilton Field California
Homestead Florida Army Air Base
Kearns Utah Air Field
Keesler Field Mississippi
Laredo Army Air Field
Las Vegas Nevada Army Air Field
Lincoln Nebraska Army Air Field
Mabry Field
Marianna Army Air Field
Maxwell Field, Alabama
Paine Field Washington
Orlando Air Base Florida
San Angelo Texas
Army Air Field
Shaw Field Sumter South Carolina
Syracuse Army Air Base
Turner Field Albany Georgia
Maxwell Field WWII
Written by a soldier at Paine Field, Washington, in February 1943. From the letter……Dear Mother, Received your letter today just 3 days on the way. Glad to hear everything is ok the same with me. Weather at present is good the moon is full and bright with the bull frogs chirping in the stream nearby. I received the V-mails and 20 stamps ok and thanks. Sorry to hear David and Jim were sick. Sorry weather is so cold there now. Be careful of radiator when you go out and don’t let antifreeze boil out, because the stuff they use boils more quickly than stock of 2 years ago......
Written by an Air Cadet, at Maxwell Field, Alabama, in September 1943. From the letter…… Oh how I wish this war had never started! At least I’d be able to see you talk to you, and things like this would probably never happen. However the war did start and here I am over a thousand miles away from you with my hands tied. If we could see each other, we could straighten things out one way or another but that’s not to be……We are leaving here this Thursday for Florida so don’t write to Maxwell. I don’t know whether you want to hear from me again but if you do let me know…..
