V-Mail from Carlson to Lewis, 05 Feb 1945

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U.S. Military in War and Peace

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U.S. Military in War and Peace

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U.S. Military in War and Peace

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Nancy Lewis Collection

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Nancy Lewis Collection

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Title:

V-Mail from Carlson to Lewis, 05 Feb 1945

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V-Mail from Carlson to Lewis, 05 Feb 1945

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Carlson, Louis

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Carlson, Louis

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Personal correspondence

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V-mail

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V-mail

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Description:

In the V-Mail, Louis Carlson first asked about Nancy's new house. Carlson then states how his unit has been constantly moving, but for two weeks his unit is able to relax and take a break. From the sudden changes in weather, Carlson explains how the weather caused them to be working in 4 to 5 inches of mud.

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In the V-Mail, Louis Carlson first asked about Nancy's new house. Carlson then states how his unit has been constantly moving, but for two weeks his unit is able to relax and take a break. From the sudden changes in weather, Carlson explains how the weather caused them to be working in 4 to 5 inches of mud.

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Contributor:

Lewis, Nancy

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Lewis, Nancy

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Date:

1945-02-05

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1945-02-05

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Manuscript

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narv_nancyLewis_carlson02051945.pdf

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U.S. Military in War and Peace

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U.S. Military in War and Peace

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English

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New York (State)

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New York (State)

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V-Mail from Carlson to Lewis, 05 Feb 1945