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J. Healey
No full text"Cpl. J. Healey NX145293 19 Bn D.I.B".Corporal J. Healey NX145293. 19 Battalion. Darwin Infantry Battalion
Postcard Written by Edward J. Healey to Miss Blaney Dated May 24, 1943
No full text[Transcripition begins] E. J. Healey Sea 2/c Naval Air Facilities Roosevelt Field Mineola, L. I. NY.
May 24, 1943 [Postmark date]
Bryant Service Club Bryant College Providence R. I.
Dear Miss Blaney
In keeping with the rules of the Bryant Service Club I wish to inform you of a change of address which will probably be permanent for a while.
Edward J. Healey Sea 2/c Naval Air Facilities Roosevelt Field Mineola, L. I. NY.
Best wishes to all Eddie Healey [Transcription ends
Postcard Written by Edward J. Healey to the Bryant College Service Club Dated December 29, 1944
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FROM E. J. Healey Ph m 3/c (H-Div.)U.S.S. Allendale (APA 127)c/o F.P.O.SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
TOBRYANT SERVICE CLUBBRYANT COLLEGEPROVIDENCE,R.I.
12-29-44
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
THANKS FOR YOUR SWELL GIFT- I RECEIVED IT TO-DAY. AND NO DOUBT WILL DEVOUR IT TO-NITE AND I’LL PROBABLY GET A LOT OF HELP. THIS PACKAGE WAS SENT TO MY OLD ADDRESS AT –
NAAF, AYER, MASS.- PLEASE RECORD MY NEW ADDRESS IN YOUR BIG BLACK BOOK-
E.J. HEALEY PhM3/c (H-Division)U.S.S. ALLENDALE (APA 127)c/o FLEET POST OFFICESAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
THANKS AGAINEdward J. Healey Ph m3/c
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Postcard Written by Edward J. Healey to the Bryant College Service Club Dated February 15, 1943
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Edward J. Healey N.A.T.T.C. LIBRARY NAVAL AIR TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
Bryant Service Club Bryant College Providence, R.I.
How yo’ all
If you’ll notice I have a new address on the front of this card. However I haven’t moved, it\u27s just that the Commandant changed our name
Oh, may I request (that’s if it is within your power to do so) a change on your list of cigars instead of pipe tobacco. However, if you do not deal in “El Ropos” I still like pipe tobacco
Gratefully yours “Eddie” [Transcription ends
Healey, T J, [No Service Number]
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/391428Surname: HEALEY. Given Name(s) or Initials: T J. Military Service Number or Last Known Location: [No Registration Number]. Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: M-903.207698
Item: [2016.0049.23721] "Healey, T J, [No Service Number]
Letter Written by Edward J. Healey to the Bryant College Service Club Dated July 13, 1942
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Water is fine at JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FLA.
JULY 13TH
DEAR MISS BLANEY,
AS I WRITE THIS SHORT NOTE I AM SWEATING BULLETS FOR IT IS SO HOT DOWN HERE THAT THE THERMOMETERS HAVE GONE ON STRIKE.
I AM TO BE STATIONED HERE FOR FOUR MOS. WE WILL STUDY CODE AND TYPING PLUS SIGNALLING AND MANY ALLIED SUBJECTS.
FRANK MCCOY OF FALL RIVER IS HERE ALSO; HE STARTED BRYANT AT THE SAME TIME AS I. HOWEVERHIS FIRST CHOICE WAS THE ARMY AIR CORS BUT HE SOON CHANGED TO THIS BRANCH AS HIS FATHER IS A COMMANDER. HAVING GRADUATED FROM THE ACADEMY AND FRANK IS GOING TO ATEMPT TO FOLLOW IN HIS FOOT STEPS.
I RECEIVED MY COPY OF THE BRYANT ALUMNAE AND ENJOYED EVERY LINE ESPECIALLY THOSE WHERE A FEW OF MY FRIENDS WERE MENTIONED VERY HONORABLE.
THE USO IS VERY ACTIVE HERE HAVING FIVE OR SO DIFFERENT PALCES WERE [sic] A SERVICE MAN MAY SPEND HIS LEISURE.
SO THAT YOU MAY KEEP YOUR RECORDS STRAIGHT HERE IS MY NEW HOME:
EDWARD. J. HEALEY A.S. SEC 2-R10-EN-BRKS 71 NAVAL AIR STATION SERVICE SCHOOLS JAX., FLA. [Transcription ends
Letter Written by Edward J. Healey to the Bryant College Service Club Dated June 10, 1942
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UNITED STATES NAVY
June 10th [1942]
Dear Miss Blaney
You asked, “How soon do you leave Newport?” I’m afraid that answer will have to be avoided--but I can say that our training does not officially end until a week from today. I have been told concerning my next destination but that is considered a military secret.
I believe anything you would send to this station would be forwarded to me directly as I’m scheduled for school. However, if I was headed for Sea I doubt if I’d get the package.
I just hope everyone is as happy at Bryant as I am here.
Yours truly,
Edward Healey
P.S. Thanks loads for remembering a soul of the likes of me. [Transcription ends
Letter Written by Edward J. Healey to Miss Blaney Dated August 3, 1942
No full text[Transcription begins] August 3rd
Dear Miss Blaney,
I wish to thank the Club for sending me a copy of “On the Campus;” I enjoyed reading it very much.
I received a tin of “Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco” and, as there was no return address on the wrapping I was in doubt as to who sent it, but figured it came from the Club. Am I right? If so, thanks--.
Please excuse the notebook paper but there is no writing paper for sale on the base. The store took inventory the other day so I image [sic] they will get a new supply in shortly.
I do hope the graduation is run off in grand style and that the Graduation Ball is a social success.
Give my best wishes to all.
Gratefully yours Eddie Healey
P.S. Would be grateful if someone would inform me concerning the tobacco so that I may look around for someone else to thank if it did not come from the school. [Transcription ends
Letter Written by Edward J. Healey to the Bryant College Service Club Dated September 2, 1943
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9/2/43Naval Air FacilitiesRoosevelt FieldMineola, LI, NY.
Dear Members of the Bryant Service Club,
Yes, I have a new address and as you well notice I’m getting near home each time I’m changed. I completed my “boot” training at Newport and then was sent away down South to Jacksonville Florida, however, my next change took me to Charleston So. Carolina from here I expected to see duty but instead the Bureau of Navigation ordered me to this, my present base.
I received a can of tobacco on May 28th and thought I sent a note of thanks but perhaps I failed to do so.
I’ve been planning to drop you a note but have delayed a lot of writing in order to go to the hospital in St. Albans L. I. to have a few minor repair. I’m now back at my base in sick bay recuperating from a recent operation but should be back to duty soon. I would have been at the hospital longer but there was immediate need for bed space due to the arrival of a hospital ship from the Sicilian Campaign.
It was great to learn thru your last of the class of “43” where many of my ex-classmates are located.
Thanks for your generous gifts which certainly come in handy here where we lack canteen facilities.
Keep up the good work.
RegardsEddie Healey.
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