Soldier Boy Letters Reveal End of War Hopes
Frank writes from France in November 1918 about the war’s end, mud and hospital hardship, and longing to return home by Christmas. He contrasts devastation in Europe with family life back home and notes his wish to come home with the U S Army.
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Germany
W. D. McDonald
Frank
France
Dreamland
Army of Occupation
C. W. McGill
Rcon
Henry IV
K. of C
Ceasar
Motiss
Hnes
Soldier Letter From France Describes Daily Life And Moves
Paul Fox in France writes family about moving orders to Camp Sevier and later Camp Gordon Georgia. He describes war discharge delays, life in France, weather, crops, fences, carts, and trains with a personal note from 112 Casual Co. AEF France Serial No. 4126488.
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Paul Fox
Casual Co
American
E. F
France
Letters From France Show Paul's War Time March
A long letter from Paul Krupp of the 329th Inf Band describes travel by boxcar through France from Monpont to a muddy camp, ration meals, sleeping arrangements, a water detail, and a transition to Americam of France life with sparing news of the front.
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Vinc
Vincent
Monpont
Arkansas
Ecommoy
Solomon
329Th
Vince
Eunice
Bss
Camp Cody
New Mexico
Leo Haford
Paul P Krupp
Wdqrs
Ohio
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Camp Sevier
S. C
Harold Shock
Carey Friends
Carey Times
Greenville
Camp Gordon
Carey
U.S. A
W. H. Fox
Fostoria
Europe
Aunt Clara
United States
Paul Krupp
Peter Krupp
North of Town
Commerce
Cyril
Giles
Schumacher
Quaker Oats Company
Trubey & Grine