25- _____ Were still in Buckner Bay _ dont know when were going out._______
Photo shows one of the few political cartoons of the day that showed the Hiroshima bombing in a negative way.
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In 1945, from February 28 through December 1, Seaman 1st Class Joseph B. Chicco kept a secret journal. The entries detail life on board the U.S.S. Mobile in the South Pacific, most notably during the Battle of Okinawa. Between Feb 28 and Dec 1, 2010, I'll post his journal entries here.
Now available in print:
With more history and Joe's bio. Click cover for information.
Joseph B. Chicco
U.S.S. Mobile
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About Me
- ELENA SANTANGELO
- Author of Agatha Award winning DAME AGATHA'S SHORTS, which has also received Anthony and Macavity Award nominations. Elena also writes The Possessed mystery novels, featuring Pat Montella and Miss Maggie Shelby; and the Twins Mystery novels, featuring Gen and Sara Ziegler, as well as numerous short stories.
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