Front cover of a ration booklet (with last name redacted), typical of those issued to American civilians during World War
II.
Inside pages of the above ration booklet show an assortment of stamps (coupons) American civilians
needed to purchase both food and non-food items during World War II.
Back cover of the above ration booklet issued to American civilians during World War II.
Above document illustrates Radioman, Chapter 21 ("Victory Days"), page 192
Source of Document: Nicholas Hopper Collection
Above document illustrates Radioman, Chapter 21 ("Victory Days"), page 195
Source of Document: Ray Daves Collection
Chief Radioman (CRM) Ray Daves, 25, center, in Navy chief petty officer's dress white uniform
(8-button jacket), participates in monthly inspection of student radiomen, also in dress whites.
Naval Training Center Gulfport, Mississippi. August 4, 1945.
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 21 ("Victory Days"), page 195
Source of Photo: Ray Daves Collection
US Navy warships at anchor in the Philippines fire anti-aircraft guns in celebration of Japan's
surrender. August 14, 1945.
Above photo illustrates Radioman, Chapter 21 ("Victory Days"), page 196
Source of Photo: N.A. "Stretch" Brown Collection
Above document illustrates Radioman, Chapter 21 ("Victory Days"), page 197
Source of Document: Ray Daves Collection
Five-Star Admiral of the Fleet Chester W. Nimitz, representing the United States, signs the Japanese
surrender documents aboard the battleship Missouri (BB-63) at anchor in Toyko Bay, September 2, 1945.
Behind Nimitz, standing, from left, US Army General Douglas MacArthur (signed for the Allied Powers),
US Navy Admiral William F. Halsey and Rear Admiral Forrest Sherman.
Source of Photo: U.S. Navy/National Archives # 80-G-701293