A page from Lt. Edward P. McAleer's WWII scrapbook pairs a popular wartime poem about postwar 'reconversion' with a photograph of a Corsair fighter and its ground crew, captioned as bound for Wotje, a Japanese-held atoll in the Marshall Islands bypassed by Allied forces. Together, these items reflect both the humor and the hazardous missions that defined a Marine aviator's Pacific War service. Project: 218143