1945-12-03, Jack to Evabel

Authors

Jack P. Bell

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

U.S.A.; U.S. Soldiers; correspondence; Infantry; postal service; postal stamp; envelope; wife; husband; women at home; romance; homesickness; post-war hopes; Lich, Germany; supplies; cold weather; automobile; Paris, France; food; holiday; celebration; sex;

Publication Date

12-3-1945

Subject Terms

Jack P. Bell; December 3 1945; World War 1939 1945 United States. Regimental histories 78th Signal Company; World War 1939 1945 United States. Regimental histories Theatre Services Forces European Theatre; World War 1939 1945 United States. Regimental histories 279th QM Refrigeration Company; War and civilization -- History -- 20th century. United States.; Nineteen Forties; War and civilization -- History -- 20th century Germany; World War 1939 1945 Food Rationing;

Identifier

2014.160.w.r_Bell_worldwartwo_1945-12-03_021

Recommended Citation

Bell, Jack P., "1945-12-03, Jack to Evabel" (1945). Jack P. Bell Second World War correspondence. 629.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/bell_collection/629

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