Kaizawa 2-001: USS Monterey sailing from San Francisco to Manila, 1945, coconut trees in front and a lush forest in background

Title

Kaizawa 2-001: USS Monterey sailing from San Francisco to Manila, 1945, coconut trees in front and a lush forest in background

Creator

Kaizawa, Stanley Y.

Date

1945

Format

b&w photo

Description

Sailed from 'Frisco (San Francisco) on the Monterey, sister ship of the Lurline, directly to Manila in 14 days.- 22/11/45. Ship capacity is 2500 but we had on this particular voyage less than 300 - remember the 4 on 8 off guard duty? Remember Savelina who passed out green during enforced guard duty carried out by Capt. Green? Remember the ARC (American Red Cross) girls especially Miss Jenelle Burns from Ga. (Georgia) who taught you how to play bridge? But don't you think that this voyage was smoother than that of the Casa Grande where you played pesos- poker?

Caption Writer

Kaizawa, Stanley, 1921-2007

Caption

Kaizawa's caption on the album page. Additional information from the Zebra Platoon site, the 1st group of Japanese language trainees were shipped by USS Lurline and the 2nd group by USS Monterey. ARC=American Red Cross. It also reported ARC girls on board.

Extent (Pages, Duration, Dimensions)

17.7 x 12.7 cm

Identifier

SKalb2-001

Relation (Related Resource)

Zebra Platoon Website

Is Part Of

Stanley Kaizawa Collection, UHM Library Asia Collection Department