- April 18, 1943 envelope
- April 18, 1943, p. 1
- April 18, 1943, p. 2
Letter transcription:
Lieut R. S. Yegerlehner USNR
Navy 60
Fleet Postoffice
San Francisco Calif
Dear Mother,
Since all the mail came in a day or two ago I hardly expected any to come today or for a few days yet but one never can tell. And we always hope.
The officers gave a sort of a party last night for the men – having a picnic lunch and some beer – I think everyone had a good time with maybe a few headaches this A.M. but not many because there wasn’t enough.
As yet I haven’t gotten to re-read your letters to the fullest extent and yesterday
[page 2] that letter I wrote was done so in the midst of much conversation so I’m not sure what all the content was. I can explain the whys and wherefores of these things later on.
Right now have a task to do – so solong
Love Daddy
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“…maybe a few headaches this A.M. but not many because there wasn’t enough.” 🙂 But I’m glad to know they had a party.
I imagine Roscoe tired of the need to be cryptic.