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December 3rd, 1944 Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager
Chuck describes recent military encounters and plans for his and Glennis' future after leaving service.
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December 8th & 9th, 1944 Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager
Letter to Glennis in which Chuck describes recent combats and daily life in the Air Force.
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Jack Clealand Photo
Photo of Jack Clealand who was a Royal Air Force officer temporarily assigned to the 357th Fighter Group during 1944. Here, Clealand is in the cockpit of a P51-B.
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Tony Boy
Tony Boy, P-51B of Colonel Henry Russel Spicer of the 357th Fighter Group. Plane was shot down March 5th, 1944 and was a POW until May 15th, 1945.
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August 11th, 1944 Letter from Chuck to Glennis
Chuck Yeager
Letter from Chuck to Glennis in which he talks about his daily life, and his anticipation for coming home.
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August 21st, 1944 Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager
Chuck Yeager
Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager in which he describes recent combat missions, trainings, and extended but unexpected traveling that prevented him from writing previously for at least a week.
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August 9th, 1944 Letter from Chuck to Glennis, "A Tea Drinking Country"
Chuck Yeager
Letter from Chuck to Glennis in which he describes his daily affairs in "a tea drinking country, along with the missions that his squad is on.
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July 18th (1944) Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager
Chuck Yeager
Letter (year not specified) from Chuck to Glennis in which he describes his time missing in action, previous military exercises and his inability to receive letters from anyone the past few months. Letter does not specify a year, but it is likely 1944 as this was the year that Yeager's plane was shot down.
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July, 1944 Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis
Chuck Yeager
Letter from Chuck to Glennis in which he describes his days in London: he experiences constant bombings and is anxious to return home. He also describes other soldiers that are returning home early.
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May 30th, 1944 Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager
Chuck Yeager
Letter from Chuck to Glennis in which he explains that he hasn't been able to write because he was missing in action. He also describes some of the other soldiers who also went missing in action around the same time.
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November 14th, 1944 Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager
Chuck Yeager
Letter in which Chuck describes his daily life to Glennis in November, 1944 while overseas serving in the Air Force. He describes harsh weather and inactivity, along with some of his other squadron members, such as Major Donald H. Bochkay.
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November 6th, 1944 Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager
Chuck Yeager
Letter from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager in which he describes recent accolades, such as being the first in his squadron to shoot down ten enemy fighters, and how he misses home.
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October 25th, 1944 Letter from Chuck to Glennis
Chuck Yeager
October 25th letter from Chuck to Glennis in which he describes how he is now a Captain, how "Glamorous Glenn II" was shot down, and his plans for "Glamorous Glenn III."
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October 9th, 1944 Letter from Chuck to Glennis
Chuck Yeager
October, 1944 letter from Chuck to Glennis in which he describes his squadron's operations, his former squad leader missing (MIA), and Chuck becoming the new squad leader, along with the new pressures that the role puts on him.
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Undated 1944 Letter from Chuck to Glennis
Chuck Yeager
Undated letter, but likely in either July or August, 1944 from Chuck to Glennis in which he describes daily affairs in London, along with how he is fairing emotionally.
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Undated 1944 Letter from Chuck to Glennis
Chuck Yeager
Undated letter (likely 1944) from Chuck to Glennis in which he describes his mental state and plans after he returns to the States.
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Undated Letter from Chuck to Glennis (Ace in a Day)
Chuck Yeager
Undated letter from Chuck to Glennis in which he describes the mission that made him an Ace Pilot. Although the letter is undated, it must have been written just after (or on) October 12, 1944 as this is when he became an "ace in a day."
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August 9th, 1944 Letter from Glennis to Chuck
Glennis Yeager
August 9th, 1944 letter from Glennis to Chuck in which she describes her daily affairs, along with a conversion she had with someone that Chuck knew.
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October 21st, 1943 Telegram from Chuck Yeager to Glennis Yeager
Chuck Yeager
Chuck describes his stay at the Kit Carson Hotel in Reno, Nevada.
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November 8th, 1943 Letter from Glennis Yeager to Chuck Yeager
Glennis Yeager
November, 1943 letter in which Glennis Yeager discusses their relationship and her daily affairs.
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November 9th & 10th, 1943 Letter from Glennis Yeager to Chuck Yeager
Glennis Yeager
Two letters from Glennis to Chuck in which she describes their recent holiday together and her daily affairs.
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First Solo Flight Certificate
Certifies Charles Yeager's completion of his first solo flight on November 12th, 1942 at Gardner Field, California.
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Chuck Yeager Hamlin High School 1941 Photo
A photo of Chuck Yeager and his classmates at Hamlin High School in 1941. Other classmates are unknown. Yeager is on the far right.
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Military Training Camp Photo
Photo of Chuck Yeager at Citizen Military Training Camp (CMTC), Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana, 1940 during his second year.
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