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June 5, 1944

11:00 PM.


Dear Yvette,

I guess I’m having my troubles. I went to the chaplain to-night [sic] and no form. You see all the mail for chaplain Monahan [?] was supposed to be sent to Chaplain Teller but it seems that chaplain…

[Written on United States Army Stationery]
[Camp Campbell, Kentucky]
July 1, 1944
10:15 P.M.
My darling Wife,
Here I am sitting down at the desk looking at you and thinking how nice it would be to be home with you now. Gee darling I miss you…

Camp Campbell, Ky. (Kentucky)
Oct. 18, 1943
Hello Darling,
Well here I am again. I’m sorry I couldn’t write yesterday as I promised but I had a good reason. You see Our dear General (Hanek) Henery is leaving us so they put on a big parade and the…

Fort Knox, Kentucky
Sept 27, 1942
Darling
I’m sorry to hear that you don’t feel so good but that can’t be helped. I wish it could be for you[r] sake though. Gee I miss you a lot, it seems longer this past month than it did all the rest of the time…

June 6, 1944

10:00 P.M.


My Best girl,

Well how are you to night [sic]? I just got back from the chapel and I have a letter from the chaplain stating that I’ve received the necessary instruction but I still have to find that form. I got to…

Camp Campbell, Ky. [Kentucky]
Oct. 20,1943
Hello Sweet Stuff
How are you to-night [sic]?Its [sic] been so long since I’ve seen you that I can’t make up my mind wether [sic] to go home on a pass and see you or just look at your picture. Darling I…

Fort Knox, Kentucky
Sept 30, 1942
Yvette Darling
I love you. You said in your letter that my mother got at least 3 letters a week. I only wrote her 2 letters since I got my furlough. You know darling that I love you and would write you if I ever…

[Written on United States Stationery]
[Camp Campbell, Kentucky]
July 2, 1944
10:00 P.M.
My darling wife,
Gee darling I miss you so much to-night. [sic] I guess its [sic] because to-day [sic] is Sunday and I’ve always missed you more when I don’t…

May 13, 1945
Sunday
Dearest darling wife,
I don’t just know how to start this letter so here goes. To day [sic] we’ve been married 11 months and its [sic] also mothers day [sic]. Gee darling I wish I was back 11 months ago so I could do it all…

May 14, 1945
Monday
Dearest darling wife,
Hows [sic] my sweet little wife to night [sic]? I love you very much and especially to night [sic] because I got a wonderful letter from you to day [sic]. Darling again I say, don’t beleive [sic] all you…