Letters from Carl B. Kindell to Family, September 1942

 
Containers:
18.0021 - Box 1, Folder 006
Scope and content:

This folder contains more personal letters from Kindell to his family. Almost all letters contain questions about his family's activities and wellbeing, as well as reporting on his own well being and activities. Kindell goes home as often as he can on the weekends or is visited by family at the airfield. He often promises to write home more often. When Kindell cannot physically visit with family he often attempts to call home on Saturday around 7pm. Kindell writes that he works with James Fenton at the dental clinic. At the beginning of the month he tells his family he underwent a circumcision proceedure after advise from the base doctor. He spent at least a week recovering. Kindell processes around 200 forms per day as his job at the dental clinic and also writes letters for the Major in command.

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116 Honors Way
Tallahassee
FL
32306-2047
USA