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He discusses basic training at Camp Blanding and the weather there (5-7). \"My 1st impression of military life in Florida was heat, extreme heat (95).\" Giles went to Orlando for physicals (7). He was assigned as a corpsman with a medical detachment to the 66th Infantry Division and as a rifleman in Company G, 411th Infantry Regiment, 103rd Infantry Division on the US Mainland and in the European Theater (ETO). He was shipped overseas to Marseilles, France, in September 1944. He first saw combat at the Vosges Mountains in France. \n    Giles outlines in his letters his hopes for being in the Air Corps, and then his subsequent disappointment with the position he ends up with in the infantry. He also dealt with a number of medical conditions that often meant he was in hospital. His papers provide insight into what each of his jobs was like, as well as to his opinions of the places he visited. 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She was then reassigned to the US Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, NJ on July 31, 1945, to attend Aerographer Mate's training school which graduated on October 26, 1945.  Upon completing her training, she subsequently transferred to US Naval Air Station, Anacostia, D.C.  as an Aerographer's Mate Second Class,  and honorably discharged July 8, 1946.\n Upon returning home, she attended and graduated from Ohio State University in 1950.  While at Ohio State University she met Harold McDevitt Bainbridge in a book line at Long's Book Store on High Street across from the OSU campus. Lois and Harold subsequently married in Circlevile, OH in 1947. 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