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Letters from The Great War
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![2016_6624_17a wm.jpg]( "Courtesy of the Center for American War Letters Archives, Leatherby Libraries, Chapman University, CA. Scan by National Postal Museum of loan for exhibition \"My Fellow Soldiers: Letters from World War I\"")
Courtesy of the Center for American War Letters Archives, Leatherby Libraries, Chapman University, CA. Scan by National Postal Museum of loan for exhibition "My Fellow Soldiers: Letters from World War I" -
![2016_6624_17b wm.jpg]( "Courtesy of the Center for American War Letters Archives, Leatherby Libraries, Chapman University, CA. Scan by National Postal Museum of loan for exhibition \"My Fellow Soldiers: Letters from World War I\"")
Courtesy of the Center for American War Letters Archives, Leatherby Libraries, Chapman University, CA. Scan by National Postal Museum of loan for exhibition "My Fellow Soldiers: Letters from World War I"
Letter from Alfred Robinson (16th Infantry Regiment) to his mother, dated November 14, 1918, sent from Base Hospital 114, Bordeaux, France to Crandull, Tennessee
Dearest Mother and folks;
Well mother, I am gone now. You will get a card stating I landed safe in France. You will perhaps here from me in 10 days. Let Neda know, as soon as you get my card. Dont worry about me, I am happy, safe and coming back, as soon as the beasts are no more. I can’t tell you how long it will take to get over. Momma, Texas is the state that has won recognition all over. The soldiers come from there. Good bye to all of you, and when all is well, well I’ll be there,
Your Ed
