Harris-Harris letter

Description:	Letter from John Harold Harris (1916-1987) to his wife Alice Clair Honan (1920-1986). Harris served as a U.S. Army cook in the Pacific Theatre. [partial letter]Be weeks sometimes.You should see my head. I can’t say hair as I haven’t any. It had to get gut off for shipment. If you’d see me you would believe in evolution.This will be the last I’ll write for a few days I know. I sent cards to everyone with my APO address. I don’t know when the gov’t will mail them to you.All my love & kindness HaroldIn my suitcase I put an AGF insignia for a souvenir. That is the new insignia. I’ll still get my divisional one to wear.Do you want a grass skirt? I might even pick one of those up. I mean just the skirt.
Origin:	c. 1943
Created By:	John Harold Harris
Source:	http://indianamemory.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16066coll15/id/7288
Collection:	Huntington City-Township Public Library
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Subjects:	Soldiers Military mobilizations Hairstyles

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