Camp Forrest, Tennessee
33rd Division
129th Infantry
Company "L"
Friday, May 29, 1942
From the Diary of James Gregory
Had Emma out for supper, went into town (Tullahoma, Tennessee), talked things over.
The biggest damned problem I ever faced. Was very insistent. Answer not too satisfactory.
God help me if I can only make her see.
Leave went through.
During World War II, my parents corresponded with one another, with family members and with friends through letters, greeting cards and "Victory Mail," a photocopy of a letter written within a border and mailed. At times letters took as much as three weeks, even up to six months, before Jimmy or Emma read their spouse's sentiments, worries and celebrations. Enjoy and read along.
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