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John William Graham letters, September 1945

1945-09-10 John Graham to Mr. & Mrs. William J. Graham Page 1

Charles Henrichs
                                  September 10, 1945
                                                     Trinidad
Dear Dad and Mom:
          This is a red letter day as it 
marks the end of the green project. The
last shifts go out tomorrow and then
and then there is a little work finishing up all
inspections etc. Our lieutenant told us
this morning we'd be out of here by the
twentieth. According to some we will
 leave by point priority so I wont be
too far down the line if that method
is followed. All signs point toward 
a plane ride home so it surely wont 
take long when the time comes. The 
screening and processing and other rid
taps may take awhile but one fellow
I know was out of the army further
eight  hours after he left here. At any
rate things look pretty bright right
now if nothing happens.

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Charles Henrichs September 10, 1945 Trinidad Dear Dad and Mom: This is a red letter day as it marks the end of the green project. The last shifts go out tomorrow and then and then there is a little work finishing up all inspections etc. Our lieutenant told us this morning we'd be out of here by the twentieth. According to some we will leave by point priority so I wont be too far down the line if that method is followed. All signs point toward a plane ride home so it surely wont take long when the time comes. The screening and processing and other rid taps may take awhile but one fellow I know was out of the army further eight hours after he left here. At any rate things look pretty bright right now if nothing happens.