[KL7AA] WW2 Alaska Service Certificate

John Wolfe aa0nn at arrl.net
Sat Nov 19 13:19:14 EST 2005


I know there are quite a few older members in the amateur radio clubs, so I
thought I would pass this along.  I was stationed at Shemya Island in the
mid 90's when it closed, and I get a lot of this kind of stuff to stay
connected to home (Wasilla).

 

If you know anyone that was stationed in the Aleutians during WW2 they
qualify for this certificate.  Read on.

 

73,

John/AA0NN

 

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From: J. Rene Thibault [mailto:mart.usa at verizon.net] 
Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2005 9:19 AM
To: 
Subject: FW: WW2 Alaska Service Certificate

Greetings: The Governor of Alaska will issue a certificate of appreciation
to WW 2 veterans serving in the Aleutians during the campaign period of June
3, 1942 through August 24, 1943, according to Bill Jones, Tavares Florida.
Also, any member of a veteran's family can apply.
Anyone who has not received one, should write to: Jerry Beale, Director
Veterans Affairs, Department of MIlitary & Veterans Affairs, P O Box 5800,
Fort Richardson, Alaska, 99505-5800. This information will also be in our
next regular Williwaw Letter, which will be mailed  the end of November or
early December, for those who do not have internet service. 
Quite a large number of veterans have received this cerificate and are real
proud of it, so let Jerry know if you have not received yours, so am sending
all good wishes for a joyful Christmas season and the best of everyting
possible in the years ahead, INCLUDING 2006! 
Sincerely, AL.



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