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David R. Elder correspondence, February-March 1945

1945-02-13 Keith Hunsaker, Sr. to Dave Elder Page 2

[Crossed-out address information written in upper left-hand corner; to its right is an arrow pointing to the address and "on?']
2.
so I am sending you his address.
From what I see and here, the boys from Washington are certainly doing there share in this war. Although I am in a non-combatant, out Fit because of medical reasons, we are never the  less doing our share, and that is what it takes in this war cooperation and the American way of life, the sense of liberty and Freedom and the fact that we know what we are fighting for, and most of all the whole hearted cooperation of you folks on the home Front are doing more than anything to win this war.
Tell the folks to keep writing those letters and we'll be in there pitching with all we have. Give Bill my regards and tell him he owes me a letter.
As Ever
Keith  (PFC K.L. Hunsaker, Sr.)

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[Crossed-out address information written in upper left-hand corner; to its right is an arrow pointing to the address and "on?'] 2. so I am sending you his address. From what I see and here, the boys from Washington are certainly doing there share in this war. Although I am in a non-combatant, out Fit because of medical reasons, we are never the less doing our share, and that is what it takes in this war cooperation and the American way of life, the sense of liberty and Freedom and the fact that we know what we are fighting for, and most of all the whole hearted cooperation of you folks on the home Front are doing more than anything to win this war. Tell the folks to keep writing those letters and we'll be in there pitching with all we have. Give Bill my regards and tell him he owes me a letter. As Ever Keith (PFC K.L. Hunsaker, Sr.)