Page 3 of this letter seems to be missing. I’ll post it when I find it. -Ken
January 31, 1944 *Partial*
Page 3 of this letter seems to be missing. I’ll post it when I find it. -Ken
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Letters written by SSG John Brey Jr. to his wife between March 1943 and July 1945, covering training in USA, Deployment to England, France, front line service up to being wounded in 1944, and 7 months recuperation in England, and Topika Kansas.
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JOHN BREY JR.
This is a posthumously published blog of letters written by SSG John Brey Jr. to his wife Peg between March 1943 and July 1945, covering training in USA, Deployment to England, France, front line service up to being wounded at the battle for Metz on Nov 13, 1944, and 7 months recuperation in England, and Topika Kansas. His wife delivered his first son, Jack in March 1945 while John was in route back to the US from England. After convalescent leave in May 1945, John remained away from his new family in an Army Hospital in Kansas until his discharge at the end of July.
This blog is maintained by Ken Brey with thanks to Jack Brey who did the scanning and organization, Dot Fulks who holds the original letters and Ed Brey who helped with the technical aspects of creating the blog.
Want to help? Post comments which include the full text of the letters. I will integrate the full text into the blog when there is enough of it.
This blog is maintained by Ken Brey with thanks to Jack Brey who did the scanning and organization, Dot Fulks who holds the original letters and Ed Brey who helped with the technical aspects of creating the blog.
Want to help? Post comments which include the full text of the letters. I will integrate the full text into the blog when there is enough of it.
Page 3 of this letter seems to be missing. I’ll post it when I find it. -Ken
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