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                  <text>March 28, 1945
Burma

Dearest Mary,
I received some mail from you yesterday but I haven’t had much time to answer any of your
letters as yet. I’ll answer your letters tomorrow.
I have some gifts for Diana and you; they are pretty hard to get over here. I’ll send them to you
soon as I can find a box to pack them in.
Please notice the change in my address, I’m in Co. C now; remember the letter you addressed to
C when I was in A? I’m glad to hear that your mail is arriving sooner than it has been. I think I will get
yours a little quicker now that I’m in Co. c. I received your Easter Card yesterday, thanks very much
darling, I hope you like the one I sent you.
I must stop for tonight darling.
I love you, Mary.
Your husband,
Earl

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