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This folder comprises of personal letters between David Bail and his family covering the period from Pearl Harbor, through his training, and up to his deployment to England. The letters are from Bail and his sister to him and his parents. Topics covered include their reactions to Pearl Harbor, college life at University of Florida, thoughts on the future war, taking vacations, basic training, and receiving mail.

This folder comprises of personal letters between David Bail and his family covering the month of June, 1943, his first month of active service in England as a Bombardier. Letters from Bail to his parents contain information about censorship, the USO club, recreation activities, arriving in England, the countryside, London, food, financial matters, v-mail, books, and practice raids.

This folder contains letters between George and Laura "Betty" and correspondences from the home front.

This folder contains letters from George's sister, Ruth, about the home front and letters from George to Ruth while he was in Germany

This folder contains letters between Margaret and various friends.

This folder contains letters between Richard J. Berlow and Sheldon F. Berlow discussing training experiences, furlough, and the progress of the war.

This folder contains letters between Shirley Berlow and Sheldon F. Berlow discussing Sheldon F. Berlow's promotions, life on the homefront, and the furlough of members of the Berlow family.

This folder contains letters from Therese "Teddy" "Butchi" Waelchli, Thomas's aunt.

This folder contains letters between Thomas and Margaret and family friend, Dr. Frank Chapman.

This folder contains letters between Thomas and Margaret and their parents.