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Hello [D]arling
How are you to-day [sic]? I’m sorry that I haven’t written more often but I haven’t been feeling good at all since I came out of the hospital. I sent my watch back so you out [ought] to get it soon. I’m not mad anymore about you…

Jan. 24, 1944
Camp Campbell, Ky. [Kentucky]
Hello darling:
Well I just got back from a show and the picture was what I called very good. The name was Song of Russia and darling I think you would like it to [sic]. I won’t tell you about it because…

Dear Yvette
I haven’t used the word [D]ear for a long time have I [D]arling? I love you and I hope you haven’t changed your mind about me. Gee it [is] cold down here all of a sudden. [Y]esterday it sure was hot and to-day [sic] it started to snow.…

Jan. 25, 1945
8:00 P.M.
Dearest darling wife,
Well darling your mail is starting to catch up with me and tomorrow I’ll probably get one from you with my change of address on it. No darling I can’t tell you where I am but I’ll tell you this much.…

Jan. 27, 1944
23:00 P.M.
Dear Yvette:
Well here I am at last. The weather has been fine, just like spring down here and I’ve been out in the feild [sic] since Tuesday morning. We were coming in Wed. night but they had a big grass fire and we spent…

Hello [D]arling:
How are you to-day [sic]? I’m not mad at you what makes you think I am? I sent my watch and I’ll send the twenty dollars when I get a chance. Well [D]arling I wish I could go home but the way thing[s] are down here I guess I’ll have…

Jan. 28, 1945
9:00 P.M.
Dearest Yve,
Well darling since I left you this morning I’ve been the most lonesome gues in the army I guess. I made it back to the city on the street car alright but when I got to the bus station I had a long line to sweat…

Hi Darling
What’s new? I’m having a heck of a time here. I [will] let you [know] all about it after a while. You can send all my mail to my new address. [F]rom now on it will be on the envelope. [A]s always I’ll write you a long letter as soon as I…

Jan. 3, 1945
Dear Yvette,
I got the letter you wrote before you left for home and I love you so much that I can’t wait till i get home. I might leave tomorrow night for home. it will either be tomorrow or saturday [sic] morn. Gee darling I miss…

Jan. 30, 1944
21:30 P.M.
Hello my darling:
Gee I don’t know how or where to start to-night [sic]. I just got in this morning from bivouac and because of some general from the 2nd army we had to work all day to-day [sic] to get ready for an…