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SOURCES – WORLD WAR II A Virginia. World War II History Commission. Gold Star Honor Roll of Virginians in the Second World War. Charlottesville, VA: World War II History Commission, 1947. Ref D797 U6 V8 1947 B United States. Adjutant–General's Office. World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing, State of Virginia. Washington, DC: War Dept., 1946. E181 V82 C Virginia. Adjutant General's Office. Report of the Adjutant–General of the State of Virginia for the Year(s).... Richmond, VA: Rush U. Derr, Superintendent Public Printing, 1939–1945. UA43 V8 D United States. Navy Dept. Office of Public Information. State Summary of War Casualties: Virginia. Compiled by Casualty Section, Office of Public Information, Navy Dept. Washington, DC: U.S. Navy, 1946. N 1.34:V 81 E United States. Navy Dept. Office of Public Information. Naval Non–Combat Dead, World War II ... Virginia. Compiled by Casualty Records Section, Division of Public Information. Washington,DC: United States Govt. Print. Off., 1946. N 1.34/3:V 81 F Marshall, George Catlett. General Marshall's Victory Report: Biennial Report of the Chief of Staff of the United States Army, 1943 to 1945, to the Secretary of War. Emporia, VA: 1948. D769.85 V81 G8 G Converse, Henry Augustus. Harrisonburg and Rockingham County in World War II. Harrisonburg, VA: 1952. D769.85 V81 R7 H Marshall, George Catlett. General Marshall's Victory Report: Biennial Report of the Chief of Staff of the United States Army, 1943 to 1945, to the Secretary of War. Highland Springs, VA: 1948. D769.85 V81 G8 1948 I Lynchburg, VA. Gold Star Memorial Service of the City of Lynchburg: Held on Sunday, June 23, 1946 at 6:30 P.M. in Lynchburg Municipal Stadium. Lynchburg, VA: The City, 1946. D836 L98 G6 1946 J Lutz, Francis Earl. Richmond in World War II. Richmond, VA: Dietz Press, 1951. D769.85 V81 R5 K Richmond Memorial Hospital (Richmond, Va.). The Book of Memory in the Richmond Memorial Hospital Chapel. Richmond, VA: Printed by William Byrd Press, 1957. D836 R5 R5 L In Memory of Bensley's World War II Young Men Who Gave Their Lives in Defense of Our Country: Memorial Day Dedication Service. Richmond, VA: [s.n.], 1996. E642 I35 1996 M University of Virginia. Memorial Service, the Second World War. Four o'clock, Sunday, November the Third, Nineteen Hundred and Forty–Six, Cabell Hall, Charlottesville, Virginia. Charlottesville, VA: 1946. D797 U7 V8 1946 N Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Memorial Service for the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Men Who Answered the Call of Their Country and Gave Their Lives in the Second World War That Liberty and Freedom Among Men Might Live. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Burruss Hall Auditorium, Sunday Afternoon, May 12, 1946, Blacksburg, Virginia. Blacksburg, VA: 1946. D797 U7 V81 O Washington and Lee University. Washington and Lee and the War. Lexington, VA: Washington and Lee University Journalism Laboratory Press, 1943. D810 E45 W3 P Gwin, Hugh S. Historically Speaking: True Tales of Bath County, Virginia. Warm Springs, Va.: Bath County Historical Society, 2001. F232 B3 G85 2001 Q Schlegel, Marvin Wilson. Conscripted City; Norfolk in World War II. Norfolk, Va.: Norfolk War History Commission, 1951. D769.85 V81 N8 R Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Virginia. Patton–Crosswhite Post, No. 6975, Bristol. "We honor." World War II Memorial Booklet of Bristol Area War Veterans. Bristol, Va.–Tenn. Patton–Crosswhite Post, Veterans Foreign Wars, 1951. D769.85 V81 B8 S Alleghany Highlands Genealogical Society. Survey of Various Cemeteries of Alleghany County, Virginia. Covington, Va.: Alleghany Highlands Genealogical Society, 1994. MAIN F232 A5 A32 1994 T Albemarle County Historical Society (Va.). War History Committee. Pursuits of War; the People of Charlottesville and Albemarle County, Virginia, in the Second World War. Charlottesville, Va., Albemarle County Historical Society, 1948. D769.85 V81 A4 U 134th Infantry Regiment Killed In Action Roster. http://www.coulthart.com/134/kia_roster_alpha_a.htm V Coulter, John A. Ut prosim "Above & Beyond": The Story of Virginia Tech's Medal of Honor Recipients. Blacksburg, Va.: Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Development Council, 2001. UB433 C68 2001 W University of Hawaii (Honolulu) Hawaii War Records Depository. In Freedom's Cause; A Record of the Men of Hawaii Who Died in the Second World War. Honolulu, Univ. of Hawaii Press, 1949. D767.92 H38 X Gaffrey, Jeremy B. Searching for Fishburne Alumni Among the Casualties of the Great War. Waynesboro, Va.: J.B. Gaffrey and M.W. Leece, 1991. LD7501 W32 F52 1991 Y American Battle Monuments Commission. World War II Listing. http://www.abmc.gov Z American Merchant Marine at War. http://www.usmm.org/killed/a.html a Barnes, John J. From Omaha Beach to the Elbe River: Fragments of My Life With Company A, 116th Infantry Regiment, A Personal History. Holland Patent, NY: JAM Publications, 2000. D769.3 116th B37 2000 b Ewing, Joseph H. 29, Let's Go! A History of the 29th Infantry Division in World War II. Washington, D.C.: Infantry Journal Press, 1948. D769.3 29th E9 c World War II and Korean Conflict Veterans Interred Overseas. http://www.ancestry.com/ d Sorrells, Nancy T. The History of Old Providence Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, 1742–2001. Staunton, Va.: Lot's Wife Pub., 2001. MAIN BX9211 S746 S67 2001 e American Field Service. Roll of Honor, American Field Service, 1939–1945. New York: 1946. D769 A15 A5 1946a f Wise County Va. Serviceman's Album of Men and Women Serving the Nation in World War II. Norton, Va., The Coalfield Progress, 1945. D769.85 V81 W8 g Historical and Biographical Sketches of Greensville County, Virginia, 1650–1967. White Stone, Va.: Brandylane Publishers, 2000. MAIN F232 G8 H58 2000 h Roanoke Valley War Memorial. http://www1.roanoke.com/roatimes/memorial/ww2a.html i Mountain View Cemetery Tombstone Inscriptions. Danville, Va.: VA–NC Piedmont Genealogical Society, 2002. MAIN F232 P6 M68 2002 j USS Arizona and Pearl Harbor Memorial. http://www.ussarizona.org/ k Catholic Church. Diocese of Richmond, Va. Roster of Catholic Men and Women Who Served in World War II, Diocese of Richmond, 1941–1946. Richmond, Va.: 1946. D797 U7 R5 l Pulley, Mary Croft. History of Lunenburg County in World War II. Richmond, Dietz Press, 1949. MAIN D769.85 V81 L9 m Newport News, Va. History Commission World War II. Newport News During the Second World War. Newport News, Va., 1948. MAIN D769.85 V81 N4 n Iron Worker. Lynchburg, Va.: Lynchburg Foundry Co. 1942–1946. MAIN HD9519 L9 I7 o Tyler, Sherry Brown. 80% Heaven Bound: Deaths & Burials in Charles City County, Virginia. Charles City County, Va.: Cardwell Print. and Advertising, 2000. MAIN F232 C471 T987 2000 p King, Helen H. Historical Notes on Isle of Wight County. Isle of Wight, Va.: Isle of Wight County Board of Supervisors, 1993. MAIN F232 I82 K57 1993 q Wise County, Virginia's World War II Veterans: A Tribute. Wise, Va.: Wise County Historical Society, 1995. MAIN F232 W8 W8 1995 r Virginia Highway Bulletin. Richmond, Virginia Dept. of Highways, 1941–1945. TE24 V8 A4 s Westerfield, Hargis. The Jungleers: A History of The 41st Infantry Division. s.l.: 41st Infantry Division Association, 1980. D769.3 41st W52 t Kegley, Mary B. Wythe County, Virginia: A Bicentennial History. Wytheville, Va.: Wythe County Board of Supervisors, 1989. MAIN F232 W9 K45 1989 u Wayland, John Walter. Historic Harrisonburg. Harrisonburg, Va.: C. J. Carrier, 1973. MAIN F234 H32 W3 1973 v Scruggs, Philip Lightfoot. Lynchburg, Virginia; " ... Its Industry, Enterprise, and Correct Course". Lynchburg, Va.: J. P. Bell Co., 1972. MAIN F234 L9 S35 w Virginia Guardsman. Richmond, Va.: [s.n.], 1944–1945. UA500 V61 x Weaver, Jeffrey C. New River Notes. Virginia World War II Deaths. http://www.newrivernotes.com/topical_history_ww2_virginia_ww2_deaths.htm y Young American Patriots; The Youth of Virginia in World War II. Richmond, National Pub. Co., 1945. D769.85 V8 Y6 z Virginia County Casualties World War II. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/worldwar/virginia/ AA Schoolfield Cemetery, Danville, Virginia. Virginia: Virginia DAR, 1998. MAIN F234 D1 B67 BB Palawan Massacre Roster. http://harrisonheritage.com/adbc/palawan.htm CC Arisan Maru Roster. http://harrisonheritage.com/adbc/arisan.htm DD U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation. Navy Log. http://www.lonesailor.org/ EE U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation. Lost At Sea Log. http://www.lonesailor.org/ FF Rapport, Leonard. Rendezvous With Destiny; A History of the 101st Airborne Division. Washington, DC: Infantry Journal Press, 1948. D769.3 101st R3 GG Tribute to the American Combat Glider Pilots of World War II. 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