Letters from AJ (Fred) Anton to Lucille Ewald, November 1944
- Containers:
- 17.0017-Box 1, Folder 003
- Scope and content:
This folder contains personal letters from Anton to his girlfriend at the time, Lucille Ewald where he writies often about the field training he is under going and the activities he does in his free time. He specifically complains about bivouac and rubber boat landing training since he is stationed in Quantico, VA during the winter. His letterhead shows he was staying at the Ambassador Hotel in Washington, D.C. Anton complains of daily guard duty and lectures on landings and weapons. He also writes about setting up their next date when Lucille comes to visit him. Anton also details the trip he took home to visit his family. His letters are addressed to her office mailbox at General Motors Corporation in the Frigidaire Division.
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