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This folder contains three v-mail from CN Well to Herbert.

This folder contains V-mail to Harold from known relatives who have been mentioned in other family letters and are present in census documents. The earliest letter is from Harold's sister-in-law, Janet, although it is not mentioned which brother she is married to, but she does, however, relay news of his wife and children to him. The next set of V-mail is from his younger brother, Chester (Chet), who served in the 15th Air Force possibly as a pilot and is mentioned often in other family letters. He wrote to Harold about his experience training in San Antonio, Texas and his injuries that delayed his deployment. Harold's older sister Lucille also sent V-mail to him while he was stationed in England. Her letters are mostly focused on her move out to California and the progress of her family. The last set of V-mail is from Harold's sister-in-law, Abby, who is married to his oldest brother Francis. Besides expressing concern over Harold, she wrote about a man, possibly her son, named Fidelis and his deployment in the South Pacific.

Postmarked June 13, 1944. From Roger Di Paolo to his aunt and uncle.

This folder contains V-mail from Harold's wife, Ruby, sent to him while he was stationed in England. She often expressed her sincere feelings for Harold and a constant worry over his health in her letters. She relayed news of their "babies" and their family and friends to him. Ruby also offered to send him anything he could want, including pictures of them, tobacco, or food. Like her husband, Ruby complained about not only the slow pace of the mail but also how inconsistent it was, which forced her to write more V-mail than regular letters.

This folder contains 8 V-Mail letters that were sent by various servicemen to Harry Keeler Stokes.

This folder contains 7 V-mail letters that were sent by various servicemen to Walter R. Stokes at Camp Luna, NM.

This folder contains four v-mails and one letter from Rose and Sander to Herbert.