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[The following is written on official United States Army stationary]

May 25, 1944

10:30 P.M.


Hello Darling

Gee I love you to night [sic]. I’m so darn happy I went to see this other chaplain to night [sic] and as I walked in he called…

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May 24, 1944

7 PM


Hello darlin

I got a letter from you to-day [sic] and it seems that you are different. I love you darling and I wouldn’t want you to change your…

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May 23, 1944

10:00 P.M.


Dearest Yve

I love you so very much to-night [sic] that I think maybe I’m going crazy. I went to see the chaplain to night [sic] but he…

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May 22, 1944

10:00 P.M.


Hello Darling, I got a letter from you to day [sic] and I’m glad that your dad and mother know. I haven’t quite finished that letter but I guess…

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May 20, 1944

10:30 P.M.


Hello Darling,

Gee darling I’m lonesome to night [sic] and wish I could see you just for a little while but I guess I can wait. I got a nice…

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May 19, 1944

8:00 P.M.


Darling.

I didn’t write last night because after I had supper and washed I layed [sic] down for a few minutes, well the few minutes ran in to…

[The following is written on official United States Army stationary]

May 17, 1944

10:30 P.M.


Hi Shorty

Darling I still love you even if you are a tiny thing. I went for my first instruction to-night [sic] and we had a nice long talk.…

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May 15, 1944

9:00 P.M.


Dearest Darling,

I love you. I love you. I love you. That’s how I feel to-night [sic]. It may sound funny to you but I just got back from…

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May 14, 1944

07:00 P.M.


Hello darling

I didn’t sleep a wink last night and thats [sic] not the name of a sog either. I got to thinking of you and I don’t know why…

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May 13, 1944


Darling:

Well darling I’m going to see the chaplain to morrow [sic] after noon [sic]. I won’t be able to see him to-day [sic] because I can’t get off until seven thirty…