box Korea 2, folder 4-5, folder 1-2
Series 1, Correspondence from Jack C. Woodliff
1952 August 17 - 1954 May 3
Physical Description: .16 Linear Feet(2 folders)
Language of Material: English.
Scope and Contents
This series contains 93 correspondence from Cpl. Jack C. Woodliff, USA to his parents during the Korean War. The correspondence
begins while Woodliff is in basic training at Camp San Luis Obispo and extends through his time in Korea.
In the correspondence, Woodliff inquires about events at home and writes about other mundane subject matters. In a letter
postmarked April 15th, 1953, Woodliff writes in general about his location (above the 38th line) and also writes briefly about
his duties. In another letter on October 18, 1953, Woodliff writes about being 125 miles north of Seoul.
In the letters, Woodliff also writes about getting a divorce from his wife. One letter suggests that Woodliff learned about
the divorce in a letter from his parents.
One envelope postmarked September 15, 1952 contains no correspondence.
box Korea 2, folder 6, folder 3
Series 2, Correspondence to Jack C. Woodliff
1954 August 14
Physical Description: .025 Linear Feet(1 folder)
Language of Material: English.
Scope and Contents
This series contains one correspondence from Alvie Wiebold to Jack Woodliff. The letter suggests the two may have served
in the military together.
box Korea 2, folder 7, folder 4
Series 3, Military documents
Physical Description: .04 Linear Feet(1 folder)
Language of Material: English.
Scope and Contents
This series contains a citation given to Cpl. Jack C. Woodliff, USA for "meritorious service in Korea." There are also two
pamphlets describing the operations and history of X (10th) Corps or "Big X" in Korea.
box Korea 2, folder 8, folder 5, flat-box Specimen box 2, Compartment 3
Series 4, Realia
Physical Description: .025 Linear Feet(1 folder)
Language of Material: English.
Scope and Contents
This series contains a commendation medal and ribbon awarded to Cpl. Jack C. Woodliff, USA and Woodliff's dog tags without
the chain. There are also two Korean bank notes.
box Korea 2, folder 9, folder 6
Series 5, Ephemera
1953
Physical Description: .025 Linear Feet
Language of Material: English.
Scope and Contents
This series contains two programs: a program from a Mother's Day worship service on May 10, 1953 and a program for the "Eighth
United States Army Christmas Dinner" in Korea in 1953.