Letters From France From A C Wilson November 28 1918
A wartime letter from Pvt. A C Wilson of Hole Co 358 Inf American Expeditionary Forces dated November 28 1918. He writes from the front after the armistice news, describes rainy Thanksgiving, hopes to reunite with family soon, notes staying in due to rain, and mentions sending front town pictures.
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Mother
Lefy
Pvt. A
Wlson
Hole. Co
U.S
Ivar Norden
Tomast Elase
Soper
Tloleamh
Letters From War Fronts North Atlantic to France
Ferle Schwahn writes from France and recalls family messages as soldiers recount a long journey home. He and Iver Norden report stints in hospitals, missed fighting, and plans to join their unit after the Rhine. He details battles, armistice timing, shipboard life, and the voyage from New York to Liverpool in vivid, personal terms.
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France
Mama
Stanles Senp
Tin Hospital
Tle
Othier
Tver Norden
Stan
Babe Wilson
Iver
St Mibiel
Rhine
Iver Norden
Earle
Caronia
Vaterland
Nndien
Vou
New York
Narrows
Irish Sea
Great Britian
Ireland
Mersey River
Liverpool
London
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le N. Leadrix
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Triumphant march to the Rhine as war letters end
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The
Rhine
Stan
Camp Dix
Gamp Dix
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Hudson
Manhattan
Cunard
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