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Feb. 15, 1944 2:30 P.M. Hello darling: Well the weather is a little better to day [sic] but yesterday we had quite a snow storm [sic] and this morning when I got up I had to shake the snow off my blankets but its [sic] nice and sunny now althou [sic]…

Hi [D]arling
How’s everything to-day [sic]? Gee I’m lonesome to day [sic]. I like your new writing paper but don’t you think its [sic] kind of small? Gee I wish that I was in Boston with you last weekend. Well yesterday I went up to the service desk…

Hello Darling:
Its [sic] me again and its [sic] so darn cold here I need you to warm me up. We went out on [illegible] Saturday morning and won’t come back til next [S]unday. I guess its [sic] looks like they are going to try to freeze us. The…

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Feb. 10, 1944
6:45 P.M.
Dear Yve:
I know its [sic] been a long time since I’ve written you but you got to under stand [sic] how it is. I just got back from bivouac and am…

Dear Yvette
What’s cooking? What kind of a weekend did you have in Boston? Did you have a good time at the dance that you went to while you were there? I just got a letter from someone in [S]outhbridge and they said you went dancing in Boston. I’m…

Dec. 9, 1945
Sunday
Dear Yvette + ?
I didn’t write last night and I’m sorry. It was kind of late and I was awfully tired. I got up today and went to church like a good boy and then waited for mail call but I had a bit disapointment [sic] when I…

Camp Campbell, Ky. [Kentucky]
Dec. 9, 1943
Hello Darling:
Gee I’m happy to night [sic]. I just got the package and a letter to [sic] and I just couldn’t wait until christmas to open my christmas present so I opened it and I like it and darling I…

Dec. 8, 1944
8:00 P.M.
Dearest darling wife and no kid,
Did you think I forgot all about you? Well I didn’t in fact I just got back from Crane, Indiana. It was a pretty good trip but tiresome. I’ll start in the beginning. We left camp wednesday…

Dec. 7, 1945
Friday
Dearest Yve.,
Do You remember what we were doing four years ago to-day [sic]? Well, I’ll tell you. We had dinner at your house. That was the day that Pearl harbor was attacked. It doesn’t seem that long but its [sic] the…

Dec. 6, 1945
Thursday.
Dearest Yve.
Well nothing has changed yet but I’ve still got hopes. I got a letter from Tony Siragusa and he says he’s enjoying civillian [sic] life and he wants to know how I’m making it. I think I’ll write to him to…