Letters from AJ (Fred) Anton to Lucille Anton, July 1946
- Containers:
- 17.0017-Box 8, Folder 001
- Scope and content:
Letters from Fred to Lucille. Mentions increase in pay bill for more men in service, increase in food prices. Also mentions office work, attending club/shows, tennis, G.I. Bill, and inspections by batallion commander. Plays and watches baseball, rationed Coke Cola, looking for "Syrian" friends. Folder contains a copy of a letter sent by Fred to the Marine Corps Commandant, a request for law school training. Mentions working on inventory, OD Duty, and "mosquito scare" where Marines died from Japanese Encephalitis. As a result, an order was called for the constant covering of skin. Mentions Signal Company, Regimental Duty, and Courtmartial.
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