World War I letter from Charles E. Flowers to his wife
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- World War I letter from Charles E. Flowers to his wife
- Description
- Charles E. Flowers letter to his wife Carmen while he is “somewhere in France” during World War I as a member of the 115th Ambulance Company of the 104th Sanitary Train, 29th Division, 7th Army Corps, American Expeditionary Forces. He writes about missing his wife, and cannot wait to see her again. Flowers is frustrated by the war and how things are being run in his sector.
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- September 13, 1918
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- CD01.20.00.05.05
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- Laupus Library History Collections
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