WWII Journal of a Radioman USNR

This WWII Journal chronicles the life of an USNR Radioman, my grandfather-in-law, on board the LST 740. The Journal includes dates from 4/20/1944 through 5/29/1945.

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Clark E. Parks Webpage, Signalman First Class, LST 740
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

November 2, 1944 - Standing watch on the port frequency. They sure have a lot of bull going over it.

Posted by Wesley Higgins at 7:28 AM No comments:

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