Two Second War American G. I. “Going Back To Civilian Life” Guide Booklets Newly Listed They were unable to cope

They were unable to cope with the disaster themselves - that was the reason we were called in

North Carolina to the south

There were many requests from the general public and veterans organizations for a suitable badge and on June 26

the son of Joesph Webster and Jane Webster and attended Burkevale School in his youth

on loop for suspension (marked “113” for “Hermann Aurich of Dresden)

Two Second War American G. I. “Going Back To Civilian Life” Guide Booklets Newly Listed They were unable to copeThis is a grouping of two Going Back to Civilian Life , dated 1944 and 1945 for those who, under honorable conditions, are being discharged or separated from the Army or returned to inactive status. These booklets are issued by the US War Department, spanning 58 and 85 pages, containing several helpful articles on subjects such as receiving one's discharge papers, seeking a job, articles on the G. I. Bill of Rights, benefits, benefits for disabled