Spitball Army

I will be with you on Christmas. Maybe for only a few minutes but Darling, I love you so much I would come to see you if it was only a few seconds.

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I am well and getting along the best I can. I still have not been able to get the pouch you sent me. I have been busy all day.

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I am sorry, dearest, to hear that you are behind in your work. I hope that you are caught up on it before you get this.

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What does these letters mean that you had on the letters you sent me H.O.L.L.A.N.D. Please Mary let me know when you answer this, will you Dearest.

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I did not think that I could write to you like I have but it seems that I can not keep from it.

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Dearest how are you getting along at the office now? Do you have to work late now? What would you do if I would get back up there for a little while? Keep on working, or stay at home?

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[A note written at the top of the letter by Harry reads: Mary, I am sending this to you so you can see what it is like at home now. You can see by the.] Dec. 13, 1944 Wenesday [sic] My Dear Virgil Well, I thought you would like to know how every body was […]

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