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Jack Hyde correspondence, 1930-1976
Jack Hyde to Pearl Hyde Page 4
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4 miler coming up next month. I'll have to see what can be done about getting out of that. We'll be going back out in the field again, in a little over a week. I hate to think about that. I'm getting so I hate this army more and more all the time. They pull just about all of the dumb, crazy things, that it's possible to think of (never use a preposition to end a sentence with). And most of those things have absolutely no rhyme or reason. It seems as if it's done for no other purpose than to screw us up. Oh well---what the h___. It's just about time for taps, so I guess I'd better say good-night, Mom. I hope your cold is all better by the time this reaches you. All my love, Mom. Your loving son--- Jack [two rows of X's]
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4 miler coming up next month. I'll have to see what can be done about getting out of that. We'll be going back out in the field again, in a little over a week. I hate to think about that. I'm getting so I hate this army more and more all the time. They pull just about all of the dumb, crazy things, that it's possible to think of (never use a preposition to end a sentence with). And most of those things have absolutely no rhyme or reason. It seems as if it's done for no other purpose than to screw us up. Oh well---what the h___. It's just about time for taps, so I guess I'd better say good-night, Mom. I hope your cold is all better by the time this reaches you. All my love, Mom. Your loving son--- Jack [two rows of X's]
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