V-Mail (Victory Mail) Letter, Major Rollin S. Armstrong, September 14, 1943
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Letter Description
This handwritten V-Mail (Victory Mail) letter, dated September 14, 1943, is written by Rollin S. Armstrong from where he is stationed in North Africa, to his wife, Rebecca Armstrong, in Tupelo, Mississippi. The letter advises her to send future letters to him via V-Mail instead of airmail and describes the recreational activities he has been participating in. The envelope is postmarked New York, New York, September 22, 1943, Grand Central Annex.
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