90 Days in 1950 Subject This not only reflects the

This not only reflects the eternal union that Christ desires for each of us in heaven but it also expresses the incredible love that God has for his creation

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and she encourages her eclectic group of friends to do the same

His method of investigating his inherited beliefs with candor

Planning a trip to Russia and need to learn Russian

90 Days in 1950 Subject This not only reflects theThis is a transcript of the letters written home to his wife Sylvia by Edward A. Cycyota, a reservist with the 437th Troop Carrier Wing, stationed at Brady Field near the city of Fukuoka, Japan during the Korean War. This collection covers the first 90 days of service from August 26 to November 25, 1950. He wrote daily. Edward Cycyota returned home a year later in November of 1951. The letters were compiled and printed here by his daughter.