Dear Folks,
My trip back to 1943 is going pretty well so far. The people here
are very accommodating. As you know, I am visiting a U.S. Army
Air Force base here in England. That's about all I'm allowed
to say about my location. They're pretty strict about that.
Keep 'em Flying, Marc |
*V-Mail, or Victory Mail, was specially formatted stationery introduced during World War II to reduce the shipping volume of mail and make room for much needed supplies. Written V-Mail letters were microfilmed, sent overseas, and then reprinted for delivery. The use of V-Mail was heavily promoted as a morale builder and a patriotic duty.
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