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This episode consists of World War 2 letters from an U.S. Army Captain in Germany to his wife in Michigan.
During the next few days spring-like weather arrived, giving a lift to morale and an opportunity for personal and vehicular maintenance.
You know the size of your living room that you have. Well that was about 1/15 the size of the basement. In this basement there was nothing but bottled liquor. Brandy, liquor, French, Italian and German, Champagne and etc… I never saw so much. If I had $1.00 a bottle I would be rich for life. Well a sergeant and I had a bottle of champagne and I brought home two quarts of brandy. Stump is out tonight to get some. He took three jeeps so lord knows how much he will get. I sure hope the men don’t find it. If they do, I’ll have nothing but trouble on my hands for some time.
By Scott Ginther5
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This episode consists of World War 2 letters from an U.S. Army Captain in Germany to his wife in Michigan.
During the next few days spring-like weather arrived, giving a lift to morale and an opportunity for personal and vehicular maintenance.
You know the size of your living room that you have. Well that was about 1/15 the size of the basement. In this basement there was nothing but bottled liquor. Brandy, liquor, French, Italian and German, Champagne and etc… I never saw so much. If I had $1.00 a bottle I would be rich for life. Well a sergeant and I had a bottle of champagne and I brought home two quarts of brandy. Stump is out tonight to get some. He took three jeeps so lord knows how much he will get. I sure hope the men don’t find it. If they do, I’ll have nothing but trouble on my hands for some time.