Letters from AJ (Fred) Anton to Lucille Ewald, January 16-31, 1945
- Containers:
- 17.0017-Box 1, Folder 006
- Scope and content:
This folder contains more letters with descriptions of Anton's time at Camp Lejeune including difficulties with weapons training regarding grenades that involved a case being brought before the weapons committee that resulted in him rewriting the test for future use. In his January 19th letter he mentions having met Senator Harry Truman in 1942 when he came to Lexington for a speech organized by the Democratic Party and how he aspires to be a senator someday.
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