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John N. Calhoun family letters, August 1941-February 1946
1941-09-05 Page 2
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Here it is, almost time for noon mess and still no orders. I spread my clothes out to air. They get kinda smelly from the dampness and sweat and dew. Stewart Gaumer was just here. He is in the Division Surgeon's office. He drove Lt. Col. Fordyce down. Col. F. comes down to visit with Jenk quite a bit - they are strong buddies. It is pretty warm today - but a fair breeze. Well, honey-bunch - must close. I'll probably sleep this afternoon, if we don't move. Lovingly your Daddy.
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Here it is, almost time for noon mess and still no orders. I spread my clothes out to air. They get kinda smelly from the dampness and sweat and dew. Stewart Gaumer was just here. He is in the Division Surgeon's office. He drove Lt. Col. Fordyce down. Col. F. comes down to visit with Jenk quite a bit - they are strong buddies. It is pretty warm today - but a fair breeze. Well, honey-bunch - must close. I'll probably sleep this afternoon, if we don't move. Lovingly your Daddy.
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