Frank A. Colbert Second World War correspondence
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Document Type
Letter
Publication Date
4-21-1943
Subject Terms
World War, 1939-1945; Military bases; Basic training (Military education); Military uniforms; Barracks; United States. Army--Barracks and quarters
Summary
Sgt. Frank A. Colbert wrote this letter to his parents two days after was called into service. He describes his first couple of days at Camp Lee, Virginia, including: receiving medical shots; completing classifcation exams and acquiring his uniform; and being on barrack guard duty.
Identifier
1943-04-21_Colbert_Frank_A._WWII_Letter-2019.177.w.r-001
Recommended Citation
Colbert, Frank A., "1943-04-21, Frank to Parents" (1943). Frank A. Colbert Second World War correspondence. 1.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/facolbert_correspondence/1
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