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This image shows a larger cabin the snowy wooded area. There are steps from the woods to the home to the left of the cabin. There is someone standing on the lower porch looking towards the camera. There is a brick chimney on the left side of the…

This group of documents show special orders for men stationed overseas on July 3, 1943. Lists of people who would ship out are listed in the following pages. Johnny P. Greene is listed on 127-d.

This image shows a document regarding the commands given to specific groups of military personnel in July of 1943. It is not clear how this is related to Johnny P. Greene, Sr. or any of the Greene family.

This image shows a document listing men who were awarded the Good Conduct Medal in September 1943. There are 5 copies of this document in the collections. Johnny P. Greene is on the list.

This image shows a document regarding the positions of men in the "23rd Airways Det" and their specialties. Johnny P. Greene is listed as an Airplane Mechanic.

This image shows a document regarding this promotion of men in China in October of 1943. Those to be officials were hidden by a pasted piece of paper over their names. Johnny P. Greene is listed in the "To Be Sergeants" column.

This image shows a change of beneficiary for Johnny Preston Greene in February of 1943. He married Dorothy Farthing Greene and made her (and his father, the co-principal) the beneficiary of his national life insurance through the military. They would…

This image shows a slip of paper that was stapled to the top left of the change of family allowances for Johnny Preston Greene as well as the documents related to naming Dorothy Farthing Greene as the new recipient of family allowances. The slip of…

This image shows a document from the War Department that shows the change of marital status of Johnny Preston Greene. He was married on February 13, 1943, to Dorothy Farthing in Boone, NC. There is an official copy stapled to this original document.

This image shows a small clipping of paper that was stapled to the application for national life insurance seen in Bet-Col-11-118. The writing on this paper reads "Soldier's Copy FL-D." The back of the paper has small print from a different document.…