In these next four letters Dad get's big news about a new job change and what he will have to do if it comes through including water survival training. He also gets the world that he will be able to move out of the temporary "box" he's been living in and into permanent quarters.

The letters in the episode talk about Dad's experiences getting settled into life in Osan and a lot about his feelings about what is going on back home. Dad mentions his friend Alex Butterfield for the first time, and a painting of me that we still have.

These next three letters are full of discussion about the family. There is more about flying too, and Dad's thoughts about a job change. We find out more about the secretary and get some gossipy news about friends of theirs.

In letters 6,7 & 8 we hear Dad’s reaction when our Mother tells him she has a job. He talks some more about his injured finger and working in temperatures so hot he has to keep his arm and hand off the paper when he writes to keep from sticking to it.

We read the next three letters in this episode. Dad gets a much needed radio and has an interesting first meeting with the office secretary. He talks about his current job and discusses other possibilities that could present themselves.

Maj. Chuck Cathcart writes letters to Renee Cathcart and we listen in on what the first two letters talked about

Trailer for the life of a military pilot and family man on assignment in South Korea in the early sixties was no walk in the park. While he was there, our father wrote to our mother nearly every day. Join my brother and me as we read and talk about those letters full of military life in Osan, and love and longing for family back home. Each episode contains a little more of his adventure beginning in August 1961.