by Jack Woodville London | Aug 28, 2010 | The Letter Project
Letter Description: The long hand-written letter is not a v-mail. It was written December 18, 1944 in Belgium and mentions that the “Jerries” have started up something against the 1st and 9th Divisions and he hopes that the 1st and the 9th hit them pretty hard to... 
by Jack Woodville London | Aug 28, 2010 | The Letter Project
Letter Description: One of the V-mails from France is numbered ‘#3” so that family at home could keep them in order. He mentions in the v-mails that he passes through the destroyed towns near the D-Day landing beaches and then through the... 
by Jack Woodville London | Aug 28, 2010 | The Letter Project
Letter Description: “Sgt. Cecil Turner, Hq., 36th Div., Artillery, reproduced with permission graciously given by his daughter, Kathie Jackson, author of “So Great a Heritage, the inspiring WWII letters of Sergeant... 
by Jack Woodville London | Aug 28, 2010 | The Letter Project
Letter Description: This is the Civil War Letter. It was contributed by W.H.Harrell’s descendant Mrs. Jo Pierce. The original, hand-written, is on permanent loan to the Texas State Historical... 
by Jack Woodville London | Aug 28, 2010 | The Letter Project
Letter Description: V Mails written to his parents in Dallas, Texas. Four of them are remarkable drawings he made. He was a graduate architect from Texas A&M. The fifth is a somewhat poignant letter to his father, saying that he is alive and well and that he...
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