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John William Graham letters, October-December, 1942
1942-11-09 Page 2
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pretty well done now, when I come back to this field I saw lots of them loaded in coal cars going to the refinery. We have been having a good bit of trouble with one of our planes. Just little thing, but it keeps it on the ground most of the time. This is hard on our standing as we are rated according to flying hours. Last night I must have slept with my neck twisted on something because it's stiff as can be this morning. Almost cracks when I turn my head. I expect it will soon wear off the stiffness I mean not the neck. Got up about eight this morning & have my bunk made floor mopped etc. but have to shave yet. That's one job I
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pretty well done now, when I come back to this field I saw lots of them loaded in coal cars going to the refinery. We have been having a good bit of trouble with one of our planes. Just little thing, but it keeps it on the ground most of the time. This is hard on our standing as we are rated according to flying hours. Last night I must have slept with my neck twisted on something because it's stiff as can be this morning. Almost cracks when I turn my head. I expect it will soon wear off the stiffness I mean not the neck. Got up about eight this morning & have my bunk made floor mopped etc. but have to shave yet. That's one job I
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