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David R. Elder correspondence, June-July 1945
1945-06-19 David L. Neiswanger to Dave Elder Page 1
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U.S. Coast Guard 6-19-1945 Dear Dave, Well, I finally am getting around to writing this letter. I have been putting it off and putting it off for too damn long I know but here it is. Say Dave, I really appreciate the Scuttlebutts. They are about the only way that I can keep track of most of the fellows, so I really enjoy it. As usual we are being kept busy out here and are still engaged in Air Sea Rescue work & hardly a day goes by, but what there isn't at least one or two crashes. We take care of both local stuff and emergencies up to 1000 miles off-shore. We have really been having some hot weather here recently. The longest heat wave in 6 years &
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U.S. Coast Guard 6-19-1945 Dear Dave, Well, I finally am getting around to writing this letter. I have been putting it off and putting it off for too damn long I know but here it is. Say Dave, I really appreciate the Scuttlebutts. They are about the only way that I can keep track of most of the fellows, so I really enjoy it. As usual we are being kept busy out here and are still engaged in Air Sea Rescue work & hardly a day goes by, but what there isn't at least one or two crashes. We take care of both local stuff and emergencies up to 1000 miles off-shore. We have really been having some hot weather here recently. The longest heat wave in 6 years &
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