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Camp Campbell
Oct. 25, 1943
Hi Chum,
By the way where did you get the hi chum stuff? That reminds me of our officer we have. he [sic] comes from New York and he’s always calling everybody chum. My letters seem to be getting few and far between…

Camp Campbell, Kentucky
March 30, 1943
Hi darling:
How’s everything? It’s a little on the hot side down here. I think spring is realy [sic] here to stay. One reason I think spring is here is to day [sic] [is] I was and [sic] in the nice warm…

Camp Campbell, Ky. [Kentucky]
Oct. 26, 1943
Hello Darling,
Well here I am again just back from the road march and what a killer. and [sic] on top of that we go on another Bivouac Friday so they told us to go to bed early. Well darling nothing now…

Camp Campbell Ky [Kentucky]
Oct. 30, 1943
Hello kid:
Well here I am again and writing you this letter by moonlight I’ve been in the feild [sic] for three days now and I’m getting around to where I can see in the dark. so [sic] if you can’t read…

Camp Campbell, Ky. [Kentucky]
Oct. 31, 1943
Hello Darling:
No I haven’t changed my mind about marrying you on the next furlough and if I did I would of told you and another thing I’m not shipping oversea’s [sic] for a little while yet unless…

Camp Campbell, Ky. [Kentucky]
Oct. 31, 1943
Hello Darling:
No I haven’t changed my mind about marrying you on the next furlough and if I did I would of told you and another thing I’m not shipping oversea’s [sic] for a little while yet unless…

Camp Campbell, Ky. [Kentucky]
Nov. 1, 1943
Hello Darling:
Well how’s my little honey tonight? Gee I miss you and it seems so long since I’ve seen you that oh I don’t know. There I go complaining again: But sometimes it does me good to let off a…

Camp Campbell, Ky. [Kentucky]
Nov. 3, 1943
Hi Sugar
How ar [sic] you all? I hope you still love me a little. Gee I wish I could see you just for a little while. Well we just had a bottle of beer. Ted went to the Post Exchange and [illegible] it…

Camp Campbell, Kentucky
April 1, 1943
Hi Yve:
Well here it is: the April fool’s day and no luck. I went to the first Sgt. [Sergeant] to day [sic] and asked for a furlough and he blew up, so when he finished I said April fool, then he was mad.…

[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…