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David R. Elder correspondence, April-May 1945
1945-05-03 Ronald W. Chamberlain to Dave Elder Page 2
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in this tussle, with a large percent overseas on the fronts. However, the fellows with Stateside duty are important too, because we can't get along without the man, behind the man, behind the gun. Provisions are too important. Everyone doing their part is what makes the spokes in the wheel substantial enough to go rolling toward victory. In closing, thanks again for including me on the roster of the mailing addresses for the Scuttlebutt. Sincerely Yours, PlSgt. Ronald W. Chamberlin, U.S.M.C. c/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Calif. Incidentally Dave, you can get my exact location from my wife. I have no other means of getting it to you. I will have her come in the office and give the dope to you. Respectfully Submitted, PlSgt. Ronald W. Chamberlin
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in this tussle, with a large percent overseas on the fronts. However, the fellows with Stateside duty are important too, because we can't get along without the man, behind the man, behind the gun. Provisions are too important. Everyone doing their part is what makes the spokes in the wheel substantial enough to go rolling toward victory. In closing, thanks again for including me on the roster of the mailing addresses for the Scuttlebutt. Sincerely Yours, PlSgt. Ronald W. Chamberlin, U.S.M.C. c/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Calif. Incidentally Dave, you can get my exact location from my wife. I have no other means of getting it to you. I will have her come in the office and give the dope to you. Respectfully Submitted, PlSgt. Ronald W. Chamberlin
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