Letter from Manning Nelson to his wife, Elizabeth, March 1, 1945
Title
Letter from Manning Nelson to his wife, Elizabeth, March 1, 1945
Description
Manning wrote this v-mail letter to "Lib" while stationed somewhere in the Philippines.
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Publisher
The Citadel Archives and Museum
Date
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application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Text
Identifier
https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/1516
Coverage
Richland (S. C.)
Text
[Page 1]
M. L. Nelson Jr
Mrs. Manning L. Nelson Jr
Veterans Hospital
Columbia,
S.C.
Capt. M L. Nelson Jr 0366353
305th F.A.Bn. Med. Sec.
APO# 77, P.M. San Francisco
Calif
Mar. 1, 1945
Somewhere in the Philippines
My darling,
Hope you are getting along alright. Haven’t gotten any mail yet but hope it will catch up with me before so very much longer. Sure do miss getting letters and especially from you.
Have been taking it fairly easy around here. Sure do get plenty of sleep and I don’t have any trouble sleeping on the cots. We are having movies every night but most of them are real old.
Hope your mother is getting along alright now. Has your brother gotten home yet. Love to your Mother.
Love always,
“Boobie”
[Page 2]
[See original document for envelope.]
M. L. Nelson Jr
Mrs. Manning L. Nelson Jr
Veterans Hospital
Columbia,
S.C.
Capt. M L. Nelson Jr 0366353
305th F.A.Bn. Med. Sec.
APO# 77, P.M. San Francisco
Calif
Mar. 1, 1945
Somewhere in the Philippines
My darling,
Hope you are getting along alright. Haven’t gotten any mail yet but hope it will catch up with me before so very much longer. Sure do miss getting letters and especially from you.
Have been taking it fairly easy around here. Sure do get plenty of sleep and I don’t have any trouble sleeping on the cots. We are having movies every night but most of them are real old.
Hope your mother is getting along alright now. Has your brother gotten home yet. Love to your Mother.
Love always,
“Boobie”
[Page 2]
[See original document for envelope.]
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Citation
Nelson, Manning, “Letter from Manning Nelson to his wife, Elizabeth, March 1, 1945,” The Citadel Archives Digital Collections, accessed May 18, 2024, https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/1516.