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  • World War II Servicemen's Correspondence Collection, 1941-1945

Letter from Charles Alfred Carr, 1943

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Letter from Charles Alfred Carr, 1943
MS-0369-02CA-13
Letter from Charles Alfred Carr, 1943
1943-07-29
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Carr, Charles Alfred
Carr quotes "the Chief Censor": "You can say that you are on a new campaign in the S. W. Pacific Area, and that you are safe and well," from which his readers should be able to figure out where he is. "There is no feeling quite comparable to spotting a flock of planes, and then recognizing them as your own." He mourns Burdette Binkley, writing, "that is the price we are paying for someone else's mistakes."
Charles A. Carr; Charles Carr; C. A. Carr; Charles Fred Carr; Fred Carr; Charlie Byrne; Burdette Binkley; John Binkley; Combat; Casualties of war; Fraternities; Omega Xi; Military censorship; United States Marine Corps; The New Georgia Campaign
Solomon Islands - New Georgia
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  • World War II Servicemen's Correspondence Collection, 1941-1945
MS-0369
English
Letter
7.25 inches X 10.75 inches; 2 pages
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