Daniel writes about returning to Fort Amador, and mentions that he has purchased a photo album. He also sent along some stamps that he gathered while in Panama.
Daniel discusses working guard duty for 24 hours. He also mentions seeing old ruins in Panama City. He reminds his family once again to write more often.
Daniel says he is sending another dollar for Irvin's birthday. He thanks Melvin for a letter he sent and mentions that he had some issues relating to his medication.
Daniel mentions that he has been on alert a lot recently. He also talks about training with officers from South America and Puerto Rico, as well as the building of the barracks. Daniel also talks about the camera he uses.
Daniel mentions that his battery (G-73rd) has changed its name to G-83rd. He talks about the possibility of getting a furlough in the near future when he is back home.
Daniel mentions that they have begun putting up the roof to the new barracks, and he comments on cabbage prices back home. He also discusses new building projects back at home, and comments on the rapid pace of change.
Daniel indicates that it is unlikely he will be home for Christmas, but is hopeful about getting home during the Spring. He talks about his job as pistol instructor and comments on news from home.
Daniel responds to news about the family farm, and thanks his mother for sending pictures of the farm. He also mentions that he might have to stay in the army for longer than expected.