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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-8-17, Glenn Beyer Aug 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-8-17, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn thanks his aunt and uncle for the newspapers they sent, and comments on how the US tends to praise domestic service members rather than foreign.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-8-11, Glenn Beyer Aug 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-8-11, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn tells his family about the newspapers he received from other family members and his new position as second-in-command of the battery.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-8-03, Glenn Beyer Aug 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-8-03, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn writes a letter on the back of a church bulletin. He discusses his bowling league success and how he misses fresh food from home.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-7-27, Glenn Beyer Jul 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-7-27, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn uses the back of the church bulletin to describe his battery bowling team to his family.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-7-20, Glenn Beyer Jul 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-7-20, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn describes how he spends his paycheck and what what 'Uncle Sam' supplies to all army soldiers.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-7-13, Glenn Beyer Jul 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-7-13, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn writes to his family on the back of a church bulletin. He talks about how grateful he is for letters from his family and the various food options at camp.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-7-08, Glenn Beyer Jul 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-7-08, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn writes to family describing his promotion to Private First Class and his goal of becoming Corporal.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-07-02, Glenn H. Beyer Jul 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-07-02, Glenn H. Beyer

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A very short letter from Glenn to Anthe talking about his pay raise.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-29, Glenn Beyer Jun 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-29, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn tells his family about all the letters he received from friends and family and requests the addresses of more family members, since he has some free time and would like to write to them.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-25, Glenn Beyer Jun 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-25, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn writes his Uncle Hart and Aunt Berth thanking them for the dollar they sent and expresses gratitude that he is an American, not a European, especially because of the conflicts in Western Europe.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-22, Glenn Beyer Jun 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-22, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn writes to his family on the back of a church program and he describes the church service and choir.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-11, Glenn Beyer Jun 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-11, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn thanks his Uncle Hart and Aunt Berth for the birthday card and describes the food and weather on camp.

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Fort Mille Letter - 1941-06-08, Glenn Beyer Jun 1941

Fort Mille Letter - 1941-06-08, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn mentions the chapel service he attended as well as his new Bible that Revered Nattress sent to him.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-04, Glenn Beyer Jun 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-06-04, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn lists all the letters he received from family members and how he is spending his free time.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-05-21, Glenn Beyer May 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-05-21, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn writes his father for Father's Day, detailing his latest shooting scores and the church options on the base.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-05-20, Glenn Beyer May 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-05-20, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn writes to his grandmother, talking about life on the island and his faith in God through difficult times.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-05-16, Glenn Beyer May 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-05-16, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn includes the latest recruit drill and cleanliness standards in the barracks. In future letters he promises to send souvenir pictures from the island.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-05-01, Glenn Beyer May 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-05-01, Glenn Beyer

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A letter from Glenn to family regarding the warm weather and the basic training schedule. He writes about family and home, and laments that he missed the Tulip Festival.

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Fort Mills Letter - 1941-04-23, Glenn Beyer Apr 1941

Fort Mills Letter - 1941-04-23, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn explains the first few days of being at Fort Mills in Manila, including basic training and the configuration of the island.

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Hawaii Letter 1941-04-06, Glenn Beyer Apr 1941

Hawaii Letter 1941-04-06, Glenn Beyer

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Glenn describes his journey to Hawaii, the weather, and the seasickness of his fellow soldiers. Letter is incomplete.

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Letters Between Phil F. Theurer And W. T. Johnson, Phil F. Theurer, W. T. Johnson Apr 1941

Letters Between Phil F. Theurer And W. T. Johnson, Phil F. Theurer, W. T. Johnson

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Theurer thanked Johnson for his purchase and informed him of a charge on his account.

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06. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-21, Glenn Beyer Mar 1941

06. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-21, Glenn Beyer

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In this March 21, 1941 letter, Glenn writes to his family from Angel Island while preparing to depart with the military. He mentions having a wisdom tooth removed, listening to a boxing match, and finalizing his sailing schedule. Glenn expresses disappointment over canceled plans due to the upcoming voyage, reflects on his spiritual growth, and shares his hopes of attending college and working in ministry after his service. He sends love to his family and reassures them not to worry.

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05. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-09, Glenn Beyer Mar 1941

05. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-09, Glenn Beyer

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This letter is from Pvt. Glenn Beyer, stationed at Fort McDowell on Angel Island, California. He describes his current location at the West Garrison, where he and his unit are awaiting transport on March 15 to Manila via Hawaii. A hand-drawn map diagram of Angel Island is included. Glenn is part of the 60th Coast Artillery that will be stationed on Corregidor Island, about 30 miles from Manila. He mentions receiving letters from family and friends, expresses his appreciation, and shares his desire for more correspondence since he will be at sea for nearly a month without mail. Glenn also …

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Letter From M. M. Woodson With Defense Class Report, M. M. Woodson Mar 1941

Letter From M. M. Woodson With Defense Class Report, M. M. Woodson

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Woodson writes a list of supplies and tools that have been obtained. He asks for any errors to be fixed, invoices for the orders, and attaches a report form for a defense class.

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04. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-03, Glenn Beyer Mar 1941

04. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-03, Glenn Beyer

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This letter is from Pvt. Glenn Beyer, stationed at Fort McDowell on Angel Island, California. He shares personal updates with his family, mentioning the rainy and cold weather, his good health, and recent weight gain. He describes his long day of KP (kitchen patrol) duty and expresses appreciation for the letters and gifts he has received, including money from relatives and baked goods from a family friend. Glenn notes that he expects to leave on the 15th, though he has mixed feelings about it. He also mentions getting a haircut and promises to write a longer letter soon.

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Report By W. T. Johnson, W. T. Johnson Mar 1941

Report By W. T. Johnson, W. T. Johnson

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Johnson met with several men individually and spoke about the resources needed to build shops.

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09. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-N.D., Glenn Beyer Mar 1941

09. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-N.D., Glenn Beyer

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This letter, written from Angel Island in March 1941, describes Glenn’s excitement upon receiving a large amount of mail, including letters and cards from family and friends. It recounts a weekend trip to San Francisco and Berkeley to meet with Mary Stuart and others, attend church, and sightsee around the University of California and nearby areas.

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10. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-N.D., Glenn Beyer Mar 1941

10. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-N.D., Glenn Beyer

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In this letter, dated Sunday evening in March 1941, Glenn informs his family that he will be departing the U.S. the next morning aboard a military transport ship headed for Corregidor in the Philippines. He shares details about meals, the weather, and fellow soldiers and wishes his mother a happy birthday. Glenn expresses love and encouragement to his siblings, reflects on past experiences, and assures his family of his faith and safety despite the upcoming voyage.

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08. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-N.D., Glenn Beyer Mar 1941

08. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-N.D., Glenn Beyer

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In this undated March 1941 letter from Angel Island, Glenn thanks his family for their letters and a copy of the Capital newspaper. He mentions receiving frequent mail from friends, including Miriam Corkhill and Edith Kenny, and staying busy with replies. Glenn discusses upcoming mail limitations once in Manila, expresses disappointment at not hearing from a friend, and notes improving weather. He shares his appreciation for the care soldiers receive and reassures his mother not to worry. Glenn also mentions losing a photo but plans to send a new one soon. He ends with love and daily routine details.

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11. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-N.D., Glenn Beyer Mar 1941

11. Angel Lsland Letter: 1941-03-N.D., Glenn Beyer

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In this letter, written on a Monday morning in March 1941, Glenn informs his family that his military unit's departure has been delayed until the 31st. He describes being relocated back to East Garrison with better food and conditions. He recounts a late-night fire at North Garrison, likely caused by a careless guard, and mentions ongoing investigations. Glenn expresses continued good spirits, notes missing a chance to see Mary Stuart, thanks his family for the money sent, and encourages friends to write soon before his rescheduled departure.

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