THE WHITE SOLDIERS stationed at Grenier Field in Manchester during World War II had a wide range of options available to occupy them in their off-duty hours.
DURING THE EARLY YEARS of World War II, the USO, a national civilian charity, operated two clubs in Manchester that supported the troops at Grenier Field. Per the recommendation of the air base’s commander, Col. John I. Moore, the decision was made that a third USO facility be set up for the…
