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This folder contains more personal letters from Kindell to his family. It also contains a letter which has a portion ripped off and missing. Kindell experiences "Southern Hospitality" and hears everyone saying "yall". Kindell visits nearby Louisville to attend movies, plays, and dances. Kindell attends church services every so often and sends pamphlets home.

This folder contains more personal letters from Kindell to his family. Kindell transferred to Bowman Field, KY. Kindell details how they cleaned and sterilized equipment. Kindell attends four different classes and regularly has training. Kindell attends many events sponsored by WAC.

This folder contains more personal letters from Kindell to his family. It also contains 2 small poems. Kindell examined a group of Chinese men brought to the base.

This folder contains two handwritten letters from Carrie to Herbert and Betty.

This folder inclues both letters and postcards from Charles

This folder contains the first set of letters between Clifford B. Shirley and his mother Gladys during his training. Clifford's first letter of arrival to training camp is included. There are other letters that discuss censorship rules and what Clifford has been instructed to tell his mother. He discusses the conditions of his Barracks near the Mississippi River. An October 3rd letter describes the 3 tests he completed and the types of jobs that his scores will let him have.

This folder contains a letter from 1943 and several loose and undated pages from other letters, all sent during Donald Ackerman's WWII tour. The letters generally discuss his day to day life and how much he misses both Portia and their son, and how he hopes to be home for his son's birthday. The folder also contains an envelope with an airmail stamp on it.