Charles Henry Walter Walter Charles Henry Pershing, Iowa World War, 1939-1945 Army Air Forces/Corps 455th Bomb Squadron, 323rd Bomb Group, 9th Air Force Staff Sergeant Des Moines, Iowa; Lincoln, Nebraska; Denver, Colorado; Fort Myers, Florida; Shreveport, Louisiana; Hunter Field, Georgia; Belfast, Ireland; England; France; Germany; European Theater Yes veteran Charles Walter, Denver, CO. June, 1943. [detail] Group photo prier to leaving on mission to Breston Cherbourg. (Top Row L-R) Lt. Jack Weinstein - Co-Pilot, Lt. James Rudig - Bombardier, Lt. Rufus Wilson - Pilot. (Bottom Row L-R) Sgt. Martin Ferrell - Radio Gunner, Sgt. Frank Miller - Engineer Gunner, Sgt. Charles Walter - Armor Gunner, Joe Burns - Mission Observer. September 15, 1944 Formal portrait of Charles Walter in Denver, Co. June 1943 James Rudig, Rufus Wison, and Jack Weinstein at Barksdale Field, La. 1944 Charles Walter, Fort Myers, Fl. Gunnery Training. Charles Walter, Fort Myers, Fl. Gunnery Training. B-26 at Iceland Crew Training. 1944 Martin Terrel land Charles Walter riding bikes at Crew Training in Iceland. August 1944 B-26 in formation over France. 1944 J.D. (Pinfeather) Adams in front of B-26 "Firebird" England. 1944 U.S.S. Monticello. July 1945 B-26 9th Airforce, 323 Bomb Group/455 Squadron Table of contents for manuscript collection. Table of contents for manuscript collection. Letter from N. W. Reed to Mrs. Mary E. Walter, wife of Charles Henry Walter, concerning her husband's MIA status, April 20, 1945. From N. W. Reed to Mrs. Mary E. Walter, concerning her husband's MIA status, April 20, 1945 Telegram from the Adjutant General to Mrs. Mary E. Walter, informing her that her husband reported MIA. 1945. Telegram from the Adjutant General to Mrs. Mary E. Walter, informing her that her husband reported MIA. 1945. Newspaper clipping, "Not missing but German war prisoner." Not missing but German war prisoner Handwritten note, March 8, 1945, from Roberta Scarpa indicating Charles Henry Walter is a prisoner of war. Handwritten note, March 8, 1945, from Roberta Scarpa indicating Charles Henry Walter is a prisoner of war. Telegram from the Adjutant General to Mrs. Mary E. Walter, announcing that her husband Charles returned to military control April 29, 1945. Telegram from the Adjutant General to Mrs. Mary E. Walter, announcing that her husband Charles returned to military control April 29, 1945. POW identity card for Charles H. Walter. POW identity card for Charles H. Walter. "Register Forms for Recovered Prisoners of War." Register Forms for Recovered Prisoners of War Charles H. Walter, postcard to wife, March 12, 1945 Postcard to wife, March 12, 1945 Telegram from the Adjutant General to Mary Walters, informing her that her husband would be returning to the United States in the near future, 1945. Telegram from the Adjutant General to Mary Walters, informing her that her husband would be returning to the United States in the near future, 1945. Telegram to Charles Walter informing him that he is granted temporary duty at home for an additional 30 days. Telegram to Charles Walter informing him that he is granted temporary duty at home for an additional 30 days. Drawing by Charles Walter of a United States Airman. Drawing by Charles Walter of a United States Airman. Memoirs. Memoirs Certificate "Médallie de la France Libérée." Certificate "Médallie de la France Libérée." Letter from Ernest C. Trimble, Captain, Air Corps. Adjutant, listing the awards and medals to which Walter is entitled. Letter from Ernest C. Trimble, Captain, Air Corps. Adjutant, listing the awards and medals to which Walter is entitled. Veterans History Project, American Folklife Center, Library of Congress https://www.loc.gov/item/afc2001001.02985 DLC-AFC 2025-03-14 loc.natlib.afc2001001.02985