Robert M. McClung Libri

The collection showcases the heartfelt correspondence of the McClung family from western Pennsylvania during World War II, highlighting their experiences as all three sons serve in the military. Their letters provide insight into the challenges of wartime life, both on the front lines and at home, revealing personal reflections, emotions, and the impact of the war on an average American family. This unique perspective captures the resilience and spirit of a community during a tumultuous period in history.

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