This collection contains letters, essays, issues of the "Cycloner" (the daily paper of the 38th Infantry Division), and other materials from Sgt. Warren J. Mone, sent mostly to his aunt and uncle, Maurice and Josephine Whelan from 1942-1945 during his time in the Army. Letters were sent from Camp Roberts; New York City; Hawaii; New Guinea; and the Philippines. Also included in this collection are cards with Warren's address; newspaper clippings; and a Japanese Government ten Pesos note.

Warren J. Mone was born in 1922 and lived in San Francisco, CA. with his aunt and uncle, Maurice and Josephine Whelan. Mone enlisted in the Army on August 21, 1942 with the designation of Private. His term of enlistment was "enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law". Mone was a part of the 38th Infantry Division in artillery, and then was transferred to the Office of Information and Education while stationed in the Philippines, where he wrote articles for the daily paper of the 38th Infantry Division, the "Cycloner". Mone was listed as a Sergeant on his letters; and as Tech 4 on issues of the "Cycloner". Mone was discharged from the Army circa October 1945.

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