Monday, November 15, 1943

Dearest Gee. Managed to find one of your old letters I had kept so I’ll use that as a topic of conversation. You mostly talked about babies that were born or being born, or on the way. Don’t know how I’m going to write about that, but here goes. I remember about how Jack andContinue reading “Monday, November 15, 1943”

Thursday, November 11, 1943

Dearest Gee. Well, honey, it’s about time to celebrate the ending of the last war, isn’t it? Sure wish it was this one. The way things sound it really hadn’t ought to be so long. The rumors over here sound better than they did in the States. Would sure like to hear from Chick andContinue reading “Thursday, November 11, 1943”

Saturday, November 6, 1943

Dearest Gee. I wrote you two regular letters because I didn’t have any V-mail but Lee just let me have this sheet. It should be much faster than regular mail. I’m feeling fine and getting along okay. At present we are just somewhere in [redacted]. That’s all I can say on that score. I likeContinue reading “Saturday, November 6, 1943”

Friday, November 5, 1943

[Location redacted] Dearest Gee. Have a few minutes to spare now so will drop you a line to let you know I arrived safe and sound. We had a swell trip but I’m glad that part is over. The climate is really nice. Things look so queer to me here. If I only had myContinue reading “Friday, November 5, 1943”

Tuesday, November 2, 1943

Dear Geneva, Just a few words here to let you know I’m feeling fine and quite safe. Have been having a good time and getting plenty of rest. How are you and all the folks? Am anxious to start getting some mail but I suppose you are too. Seems like years already since I’ve heardContinue reading “Tuesday, November 2, 1943”

Monday, October 25, 1943

Dearest Gee. Had another mail call today and I rated four. Got two nice ones from you, kid, and a swell one from Mom, and one of Mildred’s supers. Lord. I sure have been sweating over these letters. You say you haven’t heard from Chick for quite awhile? I suppose they are holding up hisContinue reading “Monday, October 25, 1943”