Daniel writes for the last time, and explains that he is not sure when he will be able to go home. He talks about his health, and mentions that his legs are hurting again.
Daniel talks about the scarcity of communication in the jungle and mentions that he is saving his money. He describes his experiences with shooting and his possible promotion to Private First Class. Daniel also sent a letter addressed to his younger…
Daniel asks about his family and friends back home, and wonders why his brother Sherwood writes him so infrequently. He also sent along a number of pictures that he cut out of newspapers in Panama.
Daniel mentions that he wants to contribute towards a new kitchen set as a wedding present for Sherwood. He asks his mother to let him know when she receives the bonds he sent, and tells Sherwood to keep his spirits up.
Daniel mentions that he is sending a picture of himself to his mother. He agrees with Shirley that there is no point in rushing into marriage. He also asks his mother for a picture of the whole family.
Daniel mentions that Sherwood is lucky to have avoided the draft. He also talks about Shirley getting married, as well as the lack of letters he has received recently.
Daniel sends his mother the negative of a picture he took while in Panama. He describes the warm weather and his duties. Daniel mentions that he reads the Kenosha newspaper three times a week while in Panama, and once again reminds his mother about…