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One letter sent to Mrs. Mick Rankin (Aunt Corrie). Watkins discusses how he is feeling, and asks about home.

In a letter home, Watkins writes to Aunt Corrie. He discusses several topics, and says he had a long day, and wishes he had food from home such as fried chicken.

In this letter, he tells Aunt Corrie that things are going okay, the same as usual.

In this letter, Watkins once again wishes his Aunt and her family well, and relates that he has been moved to a new hospital.

This is a letter from Watkins to Aunt Corrie, and it is on Red Cross Stationary. Watkins requests not to be written back to at this address. He asks about home, and says he is doing well and will leave for the U.S. soon, and thinks he will be in the general hospital at Atlanta, Georgia.

In this letter, Watkins tells his Aunt Corrie that he is "Fine and Dandy," and discusses the weather and asks about home.

In this letter, Watkins tells his Aunt Corrie that his feeling alright, and thanks her for the mail. He tells her he hopes to be home be Christmas, but thinks it is unlikely.