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Renn writes from Fort Jackson, South Carolina. It has not rained much. He likes this camp. He has been firing the 30 caliber machine&#x...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Hinton tells Dorsey he is back on schedule after being home for a few days. He is trying to arrange a meeting with Bob Collier...
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Edwards writes from Fort Leonard Wood. They are using 30 caliber M1 semi-automatics guns. They have good officers who have seen foreign serv...
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Hostettler writes on U.S. Army Air Corps Walterboro, South Carolina letterhead. He explains to Dorsey that the copy of his earnings from the...
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Perry thanks everyone for the Christmas gift. It will be handy with spare moments in the field. They are being drilled very hard and&#x...
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Herbst is stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas. He comments on the climate. Bob Deich is with him. This is a Calvary Replacement Center but&...
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Beyl writes on Army Air Forces Technical Training Command letterhead. He is going to VOM school for vehicle operator mechanic. He hopes to&#...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Meredith writes about the world’s reaction to the end of the war and the coming months before he will be able to go home. H...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Gladden writes on Fort Monmouth, New Jersey letterhead. They are just about through basic training. They have to keep a gas mask hanging...
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Mellon writes from San Francisco, California. He left Camp Roberts some time ago and was sent to Fort Ord. He stayed there for 3 w...
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Leach has been busy since returning from furlough. He has moved several times but is now the mail clerk for the 113th company. He ...
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Archie tells Dorsey they have had about 80 new men come into camp from IN, KY, VA, and OH.He has been helping to train them. ...
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Riggle writes from Coronado, California. They are staying in tents on the beach so there is sand everywhere. He has seen several aircraft&#x...
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Prather outlines his travels getting to Camp Bremerton. Then describes the conditions of the camp. He thinks they will be going to Alaska&#x...
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Huckelberry writes from Oklahoma. He has finished school and been promoted to PFC. He has been attending the local church and visiting the&#...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Creamer writes on Camp Crowder, Missouri stationary. He is glad to get the news about where everyone is. He is glad Charlie Hinton is&#...
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Written on Camp LeJeune stationary, Jenkins has finished his training. They are building a large training area. He likes the work and most&#...
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Collier writes from Cherry Point, North Carolina. He was transferred here from Quantico, Virginia. He is a clerk and he should get his ...
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McKinley is a Prisoner of War. Thanks to the Red Cross he is doing fine and spends his time sleeping, playing sports, and going to...
[postcard][letter]KriegsgefangenenlagerDatum: 5-15-44Dear Jesse- I guess you know with out my telling you that Im a P.W. - Its not ...
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Prather writes with his new address in Gulfport, Mississippi. He has not had leave to visit the U.S.O. in the area. He was glad to...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence
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