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Stone, Edward Prewar Service Aboard the USS Pyro (AE-1)
Edward Stone was aboard the Pyro [Annotator's Note: USS Pyro (AE-1)] and found the ship had good cooks. That was important to a sailor.
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Stone, Edward Reflections
Edward Stone benefited from his service because of the education and good job he obtained through the utilization of the G.I. Bill.
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Stone, Edward Torpedo Effectiveness
Edward Stone and his submarine [Annotator’s Note: USS Bumper (SS-333)] deployed to the Southwest Pacific after a 30 day rest in the Philippines.
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Stone, Edward USS Bumper
Edward Stone commission the submarine USS Bumper [Annotator’s Note: USS Bumper (SS-333)] at Electric Boat.
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Stone, Edward War's End
Edward Stone was aboard the USS Bumper (SS-333) after its first war patrol when it entered Subic Bay in the Philippines for rest.
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Stone, Leno Combat and War's End
The Army moved Leno E.
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Stone, Leno Occupation Duty
The Army moved Staff Sergeant Leno E.
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Stone, Leno Postwar Life
Leno E.
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Stone, Leno Prewar Life to Overseas
Leno E. Stone was born on 23 September 1921 in Red Lodge, Montana.
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Stone, Leno Reflections
Leno E. Stone does not think that the war changed him very much. His service in the Army was a job that needed to be done that he accomplished.
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Stoops, Robert Joining the 263rd Ordnance Medium Maintenance Company
Robert Stoops reported to Fort Sam Houston [Annotator's Note: San Antonio, Texas] for one month and then went to Camp Swift, Texas where he jo
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Stoops, Robert Life in the Pacific
Robert Stoop went by ship to Milne Bay, New Guinea.