Personal Correspondence (These letters are not substantive in volume, probably because Clifford Condon was incarcerated in a Japanese prison and had little opportunity for outside contact. The fifteen page letter of 1944 November 2, however, written from inside prison to his wife just prior to his removal to Japan details his experiences subsequent to his capture by the Japanese in 1941 December.), 1940–1945

Personal Correspondence (These letters are not substantive in volume, probably because Clifford Condon was incarcerated in a Japanese prison and had little opportunity for outside contact. The fifteen page letter of 1944 November 2, however, written from inside prison to his wife just prior to his removal to Japan details his experiences subsequent to his capture by the Japanese in 1941 December.), 1940–1945, Box: 1, Folder: 1. Clifford Condon, Navy Pharmacist, World War II Papers, A&M 3338. West Virginia and Regional History Center. https://archives.lib.wvu.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/170350 Accessed April 25, 2024.