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/.■'cc.r Friond.3: This is just a short letter to let you all br.ck horao loiov.* that I have re ceived 3rour libtle nexvspt’por *7hich hr.s been published for the boys nov/ in service, I waiiL you all to knov; that I really do appreciate receiving sfxie tc» such an ex tent thai'. I’m oXraid it vjould be jjiiponsible to express mj^self in words as to hov; appreciative I rovally on, nii'ny thanl-cs and you niciy rest assured that I’ll bo looli.’i^ fom;ard to rcccivii-if^ the nei-ct one, I*n do\vn hero in the Hcplacenent Cenber at Fort Braf':f:, North Carolina and be cause of tne fact that I-\e been in the UiiL''x;d States Ann^’’ ic'r the past six years^ quite a few of the folks back home undoubtedly don’t reneinbcr:rue, pretty bus3^ down here because I an no\j in the Replacement Center and instruct/ing trainees. *Nuff srid for now so I’ll blose with best wishes to you all, and once again, niany thai'ilcs for nailing no the newspaper. Sergeant Edc^r Chanpion Fort Erf frg, North Carolina Denr Sir: I enjoyed reading your paper v.'hcn I received it a few days af;o, md thrjiks for sendin'^ it. I an an airplane nechanic, and like; ny w^rk very nuch, I feel honored to have the privilege of hc3pip.f' to, "Keep Then Fljdnc-. ” Amy life is o. k. It isn’t as touf-:h vas soae would, nake it—sonetines, it’s toufhor. Private J.C, Deviney, Atlanta Lnvj Air I-ase. •5(- -}5- Kello Ever^rbody; Just received my copy of the ’’Hot off the Hoover Rail”. Thanks a million,, its swell, I certaialy lyould apoi'eciate it if yoii v/ould send me a copy, every tine it is publ^.shed. It ii.mkes you feel good to know your friends are thinking of you. I was greatly shocked at the tragic noT/s of Hillard Canipe being killed, I am sure a].l of us a_e ready to lay down our lives to aven,7e his death. My heart goes out to his frien.ds and loved ones and you can be sure that rll the boys as well as myself will do our part and will do as Hillard did - Fi;:^t to the bitter end, Well, I will close by sa;^dng, I wish all of yoU; the best luck in the vjorld, Cpl. Charles Daj^’berry, St. Petersburg, Florida -}r -JJ- -55- Dear Friends: Received your nice and nost appreciated paper. There is nothing like getting the n.ws from homo, I can’t tell you how niLich 1 enjoyed it every bit, Tlie only thing wrong, was, that there just wasn’t more of it, I expect to bc! here in this camp for another few v;eeks, and thent£ sent some where else, y/e arc all hoping by next Christmas, wo can bc hone, I couldn’t imagine anything better right now. However, we have a job to do and intend to do it well, as liong as we feel ^’'ou folks at hone arc with us lOOfb, vje can’t fail. Tell everyone who is connected with the paper, I thin!: they arc doing a wonderful thing for the boj^'s in service. Pvi/, Robert L. Pearson Crj.ip V.'lieelor, Georgia .. ■)(- -JJ- ^ Just a word of thanks for the little paper♦ you sent ne sometime ago. I enjoyed reading it vory much. It proved to be both inter(;sting and rjmsing - am looking forward to the next issue. Good luck to you, !7ishdng each and every one a Merry Christnr.s and bright prosperous New Year. Ira. J. V'eaver. Benton Harbor, llichi:,an -X- •}(- •);-
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