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Laufen
July 6, 2015
Dearest Yve.,
In answer to the letter I got from you to day [sic] I was not wounded in battle, I just had a little infection in my hand that that I got from a peice [sic] of steel but its [sic] ok now. I’ll show you it when I…

[Written on United States Army stationery]
[Camp Campbell, Kentucky]
July 7, 1944
My darling wife,
Just a few lines to let you know I’m back at camp campbell [sic] again and that I so [sic] happy because I had three letters waiting for me. You…

Laufen
July 7, 1945
Dearest darling Wife,
Don’t worry darling if you don’t hear from me for a while because I won’t be able to write for a while because we will be moving and they won’t collect the mail there for [sic] I’ll travel as fast as the…

Fort Knox, Kentucky
July 8, 1942

Yve Darling
I just got your letter telling me how lonely you are, well I feel the same way about you. I love you so much it hurts. At night just before I go to bed I got a lot of time to think and I think of all…

Camp Campbell, Kentucky
July 8, 1943
Hello darling:
I haven’t heard from you for three days now are you mad? I’ve been out on a little camping trip as they say in civilian life and just got back. Darling you seem to think I don’t want you to go to…

[Written on United States Army stationery]
[Camp Campbell, Kentucky]
July 8, 1944
9:30 P.M.
My dearest Little Yve,
I just got a letter from you and its [sic] the one you wrote after you got back from camp and I love you so much and I guess I’ll…

Fort Knox, Kentucky
June 1, 1942

Darling Yve,
It shure [sic] am hot down here how is it up there[?] You know what darling! We got a swimming pool in the back of our barrack but it isn’t open yet its [sic] all filled with water and looks good. I…

Laufen
June 1, 1945
Dearest darling wife,
You know I love you more every day even if you are a little half pint. It was a beautiful day to-day [sic] and I feel wonderful. There’s only one thing missing and thats [sic] having you with me. You seem…

Camp Campbell, Kentucky
June 10, 1943
Hello darling:
I just got your letter today and what make[s] you think I’m dutch? I’ve always have [sic] been an American. You know I would like to be home in time for your recital but I think it will be…

Laufen Germany
June 10, 1945
Hi my little darling,
I love you so much to night [sic] that I could squeeze you to peices [sic] but my arms won’t reach across the ocean. No kidding darling I could just about eat you up. To day [sic] is sunday [sic]…