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Jack Hyde correspondence, 1930-1976

Jack Hyde to Pearl Hyde Page 4

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course, so we could post guards, & had big juicy steaks. We paid for them but we saw to it that we got the best they had. We picked them out of the ice-box ourselves. There was another humorous incident. Capt. Bickford went at once to the Hdq. of the Nat'l Guard that we knew was stationed there & asked them to assist us. Gave them a pep-talk on how good the experience would be for them, etc. So while they were patrolling the outskirts, we were making merry in the town. Some fun, eh? When our job was done, we got the boys together with a shot from a 75 m.m. gun that we had mounted on one of the half-tracks. We tore out of there just as fact as we had come & left the N.G. holding the bag---& the city. Copy of Jack's letter on "How We Organized a town."
 
World War II Diaries and Letters