Spitball Army

I guess I will have to try some other way to get back there besides getting a transfer.

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Darling I miss you so awful much. I haven’t heard from you for five days. I only hope that you are well and not working too hard.

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Please excuse me and forgive me for such a short letter Darling.

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Darling, I just can’t tell you how much I miss you. I only wish that I was back in England so I could have you with me again.

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Darling I received two letters from you to-day one this morning and I also got the “Yank” & the two “Life” books and then I got the second letter when I came off duty at four.

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Darling was the woman around any more that was up there at the house that morning? I think you know the one I mean.

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Well Darling by what you wrote in this letter you of been a sleepy head. What was you doing, practicing up on your baking?

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That was very nasty of you to say that you would stand laughing at me when the mouse was running around. Well my darling if you had of seen me I think you would have never stop laughing, I hate the sight of the dashed little scallywags (smile).

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[Letter addressed to Mrs. Harry V. C., c/o Mrs. J. W., 20 Block Street, Dundee, Scotland.  Return addressed to Cpl. Harry V. C., 33428766, 1409th A.A.F. Base Unit, E.D.A.T.C. A.P.O. 741 c/o P.M., U.S. Army.] England Feb. 16, 1945 Dearest Mary: Just a couple more lines Darling to let you know that I am well […]

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I guess I will have to catch that mouse for you when I come up. That is, if you haven’t scared it to death before I get there.

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