In addition, the collection also contains some of the histories and technical information of the planes that composed the CAGs. Remaining materials focus on the carrier's post-war deployments. The notes seem to be patterned by the order he took them and largely reflect material elsewhere in the collection. The final segment of the collection is concerned with printed material, miscellaneous items, and audio tapes. Miscellaneous items include stickers, maps of various areas of the world, and U.S. flag information.
Audio tapes provide conversations with other veterans.
One is a a copy of a wartime radio program with Dixie Keifer's voice on it. Other tapes, including ones from Thomas Lusk, George Graham, C. Chamblin, and Max Silva, elaborate on shipboard life. Many of the tapes have details about Captain Dixie Keifer, and many describe the activities on the day the kamikazes hit the ship. Especially informative are the descriptions by Otto Mackey and Eugene Forsht. The tapes are numbered, and a list is included in the box.