Letters From Bill – July 3, 1943.
Dear Mum, Dad and Jack: Well folks I thought I would write an ordinary letter to you just to break the monotony. I was wondering
Dan Black
September 21, 2011
Dear Mum, Dad and Jack: Well folks I thought I would write an ordinary letter to you just to break the monotony. I was wondering
Dear Mum, Dad and Jack: …The training is still as tough as ever and they sure don’t spare the horses any. They still make us
Dear Mum, Dad and Jack: …Well folks I guess this is what a fellow can really call the Army, boy they sure don’t spare the
Dear Mum, Dad and Jack: Here I am again, a little late but better late than never as they say. As you no doubt know
Dear Mum, Dad and Jack: Yesterday was another swell day for mail. I got seven altogether, boy was I pleased…. Well “Ma” I guess I
Alex is pouring scotch when George arrives; 10 floors up in a hotel room overlooking the bursting city of Seoul, South Korea. Outside, rays of
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