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David R. Elder correspondence, October-November 1944

1944-11-04 Page 2

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dinner to the first boy overseas who really has to eat this stuff 3 times daily, and who will have to go hungry some day just to send you one of these dinners (?), I did feel that I could forego the pleasure of this meal for your benefit – just one word – don’t save it for your Thanksgiving dinner! As I told you when in Washington – Things here aren’t too interesting – am Teaching instruments or blind flying – like the work much better than before & before I forget it, will you change my address slightly – it is exactly the same except 6 P.T.S. instead of 4 P.T.S. – That means I am now in squadron no 6 teaching Instruments rather than in the 4th on contact. Thanks again for Scuttlebut – am waiting to hear how Milo comes out with those hard boiled eggs. Sincerely, John [Lt. John Yousling]
 
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