How Military Wives Kept Love Alive in World War II
Jane Leder’s new book Thanks for the Memories: Love, Sex and World War II tells the story of the “wandering wives” — women who traveled from town to town to stay near their military husbands before they shipped out.
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In August, 1942, Seymour Simon went off to the navy and eventually served overseas in North Africa, Italy, and France....
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