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Scope and Contents Photographic copy of "Report of Seperation from ther // Armed Forces of the United States" for J.B. Henry dated April 27, 1956.

Scope and Contents Jere Austin He served on board Intrepid during World War II as an Ensign/ Fire Marshall in the R2 Division Office.

Schedule; Two Air Department Plans of the Day and one general Plan of the Day for October 22–24, 1945. All plans are signed by A.A. Giesser, Commander, USN, Air Officer. October 22 and 23 are on one side only, and October 24 is on both sides of the sheet.

Scope and Contents Bound calendar: Jewish Calendar for Soldiers and Sailors // 1944 // 5704-5705. New York, New York: National Jewish Welfare Board, 1944 - Jewish calendar including "The Four Freedoms,” “A Message to Jewish Members of the Armed Forces,” “The Jews in the Wars of the United States,” a description of veteran services, prayers in English and Hebrew, a list of "cooperative constituent societies adjacent to military post and naval stations,” and "The Star-Spangled Banner."

Overview James Richard Jones, who went by Jim, was the Aircraft Maintenance Officer with attack squadron VA-34, which was embarked on board the aircraft carrier USS Intrepid (CV-11) in 1967. His diary chronicles his time aboard USS Intrepid and mentioned several major events in Intrepid's history at that time.

Scope and Contents The Jimm Larry Hendren papers includes the Plans of the Day from April 4–December 9, 1966, which was the length of his deployment with the aircraft carrier USS Intrepid in Vietnam.

Overview The John Bardo Gattey Papers contain materials from Gattey's service aboard USS Intrepid in 1944 and was killed in action during the kamikaze attacks on November 25, 1944. It includes a diary from his time aboard Intrepid, as well as his marriage certiticate, his purple heart certificate, and a memorial certificate signed by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt after his death.

Overview The John Ninivaggi Concorde Papers include various Concorde ephemera such as an official concorde envelope, a booklet on Concorde's history, a menu, a blank certificate, and a newsletter that commemorates Conrcorde's final flight in 2003.

Overview The John Postick Papers includes three books and one program from Postick's service on board USS Intrepid and his life after it. John Peter Postick served on board from 1933-1946. He enlisted in Philadelphia, PA September 1, 1943. He was received on board Intrepid May 1944 as a Fireman First Class (F1). In October of 1944 he received a rate change to EM3 (T) to fill a vacancy in that department. In January he had a rate change to EM2. He was transferred off the ship in May 1946.

Scope and Contents Calendar; two typed sheets with some handwritten notes on front and back of the first page. Mr. Sheperson had copied down his calendar before he left the Intrepid. The calendar is a diary of sorts that details the major events that happened on board Intrepid March-September 1945.

Scope and Contents Yearbook; USS Intrepid Cruise Book, 1943–68, 1968 -Anniversary edition of the Intrepid Cruise book