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== Biography ==

In June 1936, he Graduated from Valley Forge Military Academy. In September 1936, he attended Entered New York University as freshman. In 1939, he attended Entered Ursinus College, but left after nine weeks. In December 1941, Worked for short period as an entertainer on the MS Kungsholm in the~~. In 1999, Paul Alexander published “J~~. Salinger: A Life”, published in 2011, noted that Salinger was stationed at Fort Holabird, MD between Oct. He joined the 12th Infantry Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division where he received additional CIC training. During the time between his arrival in Britain and D-day, Salinger completed six chapters of a novel about a character very much like his own teenage self~~. Kenneth Slawenski, who wrote the “definitive” biography “J. Returned to Fort Holabird~~. To judge by letters and short stories he wrote at about this time, the experience of war had a traumatic effect on him. He (Information derived mainly from published biographies and Internet sources). '''Jerome D. Salinger''' — CIC Short Course; Novelist, "The Catcher in the Rye". Summary from a Notable Ritchie Boys slide ([https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1EWiegWT3PMxAFXS7MZLxFFLMZg0265GK5_Axp_XnzWM source]).

In June 1936, he Graduated from Valley Forge Military Academy. In September 1936, he attended Entered New York University as freshman. In 1939, he attended Entered Ursinus College, but left after nine weeks. In December 1941, Worked for short period as an entertainer on the MS Kungsholm in the. Salinger: A Life”, published in 2011, noted that Salinger was stationed at Fort Holabird, MD between Oct. He kenneth Slawenski, who wrote the “definitive” biography “J. He returned to Fort Holabird. He joined the 12th Infantry Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division where he received additional CIC training. During the time between his arrival in Britain and D-day, Salinger completed six chapters of a novel about a character very much like his own teenage self. To judge by letters and short stories he wrote at about this time, the experience of war had a traumatic effect on him. He (Information derived mainly from published biographies and Internet sources).

== Research notes ==

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 == Biography ==
-In June 1936, he Graduated from Valley Forge Military Academy. In September 1936, he attended Entered New York University as freshman. In 1939, he attended Entered Ursinus College, but left after nine weeks. In December 1941, Worked for short period as an entertainer on the MS Kungsholm in the. In 1999, Paul Alexander published “J. Salinger: A Life”, published in 2011, noted that Salinger was stationed at Fort Holabird, MD between Oct. He joined the 12th Infantry Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division where he received additional CIC training. During the time between his arrival in Britain and D-day, Salinger completed six chapters of a novel about a character very much like his own teenage self. Kenneth Slawenski, who wrote the “definitive” biography “J. Returned to Fort Holabird. To judge by letters and short stories he wrote at about this time, the experience of war had a traumatic effect on him. He (Information derived mainly from published biographies and Internet sources). '''Jerome D. Salinger''' — CIC Short Course; Novelist, "The Catcher in the Rye". Summary from a Notable Ritchie Boys slide ([https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1EWiegWT3PMxAFXS7MZLxFFLMZg0265GK5_Axp_XnzWM source]).
+In June 1936, he Graduated from Valley Forge Military Academy. In September 1936, he attended Entered New York University as freshman. In 1939, he attended Entered Ursinus College, but left after nine weeks. In December 1941, Worked for short period as an entertainer on the MS Kungsholm in the. Salinger: A Life”, published in 2011, noted that Salinger was stationed at Fort Holabird, MD between Oct. He kenneth Slawenski, who wrote the “definitive” biography “J. He returned to Fort Holabird. He joined the 12th Infantry Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division where he received additional CIC training. During the time between his arrival in Britain and D-day, Salinger completed six chapters of a novel about a character very much like his own teenage self. To judge by letters and short stories he wrote at about this time, the experience of war had a traumatic effect on him. He (Information derived mainly from published biographies and Internet sources).
 == Research notes ==