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Original WWII Soldier's Diary to Freetown

Discover an extraordinary piece of history with our 1942 Original Manuscript Diary and Travel Log. This rare artifact, written by an unknown soldier aboard the America Sun (later renamed America Son), offers a unique glimpse into the perils and daily life of a sailor during World War II. The diary chronicles the ship's journey from September 1942 to January 23, 1943, providing intimate insights into the experiences of American sailors during this tumultuous period.

• Handwritten entries offer a personal perspective on naval life.
• Unique account of the 'Second Foreign Voyage of The America Sun'.

Product Details and Specifications

Our offering is a meticulously preserved handwritten diary, totaling 26 pages, filled with daily entries detailing the weather, sea conditions, cargo operations, and encounters with submarines. The diary begins with the ship's repairs in Sun Ship and concludes with its arrival in New York. Notable features include:

• Accurate descriptions of sea travel during WWII.
• Accounts of submarine encounters and other naval warfare incidents.
• Yellowed pages with some edge wear to the cover, reflecting its historical authenticity.

Measuring at 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall, this diary is a tangible piece of American maritime history.

Practical Uses and Benefits

This historic diary is more than just a collectible; it's a window into the past. Whether you're a history buff, a WWII enthusiast, or a collector of rare manuscripts, this diary holds significant value.

• Perfect for researchers and historians seeking primary sources on WWII naval life.
• Offering a personal account of the America Sun's journey, it's ideal for those interested in American maritime history.

Experience the thrill of holding a piece of history that connects you to the brave souls who served during one of the most critical times in world history.