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October 5, 1943

10/5/43

Dear Folks:

I hope you will forgive the delay of not writing to you for about a week but we all have been so darn busy I don’t know whether I am coming or going.  As I told you previously about the sleep, well I am still only averaging about four hours per night.

Surely do with I could tell you what is going on.  But, as usual I can’t.

I am wondering if you ever got the picture and the package I mailed to you with the volley ball cup and the shells mounted on the base.  One of my Sgt’s made a lamp out of a shell the other day which I probably not probably but will send to Bobby as soon as I can get around to it.  Don’t say anything to him as heaven only knows when I will be able to get it mailed.

Guess what I had last evening – corn on the cob.  My Sgt in my crew’s mother sent him six ears that she had canned.  He and I cooked them in an old tin can and did they ever taste good.  I must drop his mother a letter and thank her.

We haven’t received any mail in quite a spell but I guess it will catch up with us some day.

I am feeling ok and hope that this finds you the same.  Until I can write again may God bless you.

All my love,

Your son, Leo

1st Lt. L.J. McLoskey