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Specific childhood experiences across the country:
- The
biographer Deborah Gorham
describes her experiences as a child during World War II, after
her father, an American pilot, enlisted in the Canadian air
force.
- Robert
Heide describes his childhood in Irvington, New Jersey,
which is near New York City, during World War II.
- Anne
Relph spent her wartime childhood in California.
- N.
Scott Momaday, a novelist, poet, and literary spent his
childhood on the Navajo, Apache and Pueblo reservations of the
Southwest.
- Sheril
Janovsky Cunning’s wartime childhood took place in
Long Beach, California.
- Memories
of being a wartime
teenager
- Historian
William Tuttle, Jr., remembers
his wartime childhood in Detroit.
- Novelist
Willie Morris recalls
his wartime childhood in Yazoo City, Mississippi.
- Memories
of a wartime girlhood
- Television
personality Dick Clark
was 14-years-old in 1943 when his older brother joined the Air
Force
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