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Oct. 22, 1945
Monday.
Dearest Yve.,
I love you more and more every day and I don’t think that you can change so that I wouldn’t love you. About taking that rating I just found out if I took it I would of been sent to another camp and would of…

Oct. 23, 1945
Tuesday.
Dearest Mommy,
How’s my little darling to night [sic]. I love you and miss you so darn much and gee darling I want to go home. I got a nice letter from you today and Yve. I don’t think you could be crabby as you say in the…

Oct. 24, 1945
Wednesday.
Dear Mummy,
I got you two letters to day [sic] and they were both perfect except where did you get that paper? It’s really different and I love you so very much that it’s hard to just stay around here and wait. About my…

Oct. 25, 1945
Thursday
Dearest darling Wife,
I love you so very much to night [sic] and when I see other fellows with their wives it makes me envy them. You see Tony’s girl came up to camp to see him to night [sic]. She just got discharged from…

Oct. 26, 1945
Friday
Hi Honey,
Gee I love you more every day. Sometimes I wonder how its [sic] possible but it is so there. I got your letter with the picture of Ray + Maxime’s kid in is and I think we can do better after all I don’t want my kid…

Oct. 28, 1945
Sunday
Dearest Yve.,
I can’t write it in french but I love you just as much. As you will know when you get this that I didn’t write saturday but I was really very busy and anyway nothing new happened. Gee hon going through your…

Oct. 29, 1945
Monday
Yve. dearest,
I just got a nice letter from you and I feel swell don’t worry darling I wouldn’t go out with anybody else because it wouldn’t be any fun. Besides I love you and I don’t want anybody but you. I see in your…

Oct. 31, 1945
Wednesday
Dearest Yve.,
Well how’s everything at home to-day? I didn’t write last night but I know you’ll excuse me because I got a five day pass and went out hunting for a job to work the five days. I got one out of camp in a…

Camp Campbell, Ky.

April 4, 1944

8:30 P.M.


Dear Yvette,

Well how’s everything to night [sic]? I’m getting over those blues but I still miss you. To day [sic] was one of those cold raining day’s [sic] when you[‘d] rather stay in bed…

Nov. 1, 1945
Thursday
Dearest Wife,
Well darling this is my second day of work and it [sic] really fun. Don’t get me wrong tho darling it [sic] really hard work. There [sic] only one catch to this job I get tired at night but I got a beautiful…